At Haruhi-en Niho

I was on free-shift today.

It was fine day, or rather, muggy day.

It reminded me of the famous catchphrase “Oh yeah, let’s go to Kyoto!”

“Oh yeah, let’s go to Niho Junior High!”

Ms. K, Mr. Y, and I went to Niho Junior high to give them eco-caps.

As much as 2.6 kg of caps!

At Haruhi-en Niho

Let me show you the pictures of the master artist Mr. M of Haruhi-en Niho.

Well, the word “illustrator” would do, rather than the artist.

He made a drawing of black porgy to explain how to fish it.

He made the pencil sketch very easily.

Then, he painted a pencil sketch photocopied with highlighters.

To draw and paint pictures — It’s not a purpose but for an explanation.

It is called, “having an aptitude for painting”, isn’t it?

By Fujimoto

At Haruhi-en Niho

Flies sometimes fly into our home. From our kitchen garden? A staff moved around here and there to flip at it with a swatter. But he couldn’t make it.

Then, there came a resident Mr. Y., saying “Hey, let me try.”

Well, it didn’t take much time for him to flip at it! “How about this?”, he said.

A staff was so impressed with that.

Well, Mr. Y must have more power of concentration than the staff!

Time for the harvest of onions.

Omg! What happens?

Scallions…aren’t they?

…How small!

I’ve heard that onions did not grow well enough here and there this year.

But they are so small…

What shall we do about them?

But, in a way, full of nutrition must be concentrated in their small bodies!

Look at the bright side!

Let’s peel them together♪

At Haruhi-en Niho

A staff brought a gourd which she got from her friend.

Ms. S said “It’s so hard to crunch.”

After dinner, Ms. S said it was hard to crunch this size of gourd but a cucumber.

It should have been cooked in other ways…

They talked about how to eat a gourd for a while.