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Oct. 11, 2023
[Image1][A Giant Pumpkin Appears!?]I found giant pumpkins growing just beyond Setogyu Pass, past the center
[Image2][A Giant Pumpkin Appears!?]I found giant pumpkins growing just beyond Setogyu Pass, past the center
[Image3][A Giant Pumpkin Appears!?]I found giant pumpkins growing just beyond Setogyu Pass, past the center
[Image4][A Giant Pumpkin Appears!?]I found giant pumpkins growing just beyond Setogyu Pass, past the center

[A Giant Pumpkin Appears!?]
I found giant pumpkins growing just beyond Setogyu Pass, past the center of Nishiokoppe.

Apparently, some of them had been eaten by deer...

I'd like to use them as Halloween decorations!

The last photo shows a mini pumpkin someone shared with me.

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Oct. 13, 2023
Potato digging A potato field tended as a hobby. After October began, about seven of us gathered on a holiday and went to dig potatoes! First we removed the weeds and leaves lying on the soil, then used digging forks to unearth the potatoes carefully without piercing them. After digging them up, we left them in the sun for a while to dry their skins, then sorted the potatoes by size—large and small—and put them into bags before loading them onto the truck. My leg muscles still ache even after two or three days (laughs). It felt great to work up a good sweat after such a long time!
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Oct. 10, 2023
Karasu no Pan-ya San at Nishiokoppe Village The picture book "Karasu no Pan-ya San" Have you all read it? To celebrate the 50th anniversary of its publication a "Satoshi Kako Reproduction Original Art Exhibition" was held at Komu Museum of Art and on September 24 during the exhibition period bread making from the picture book took place. Following the illustrations, participants tore off portions of pre-fermented dough, rounded them, and shaped them. When the baked bread arrived children peered in with excited faces to see how the bread they made had turned out. Finally, they drew patterns with chocolate pens and it was complete! The two who made the saw-shaped bread and the daikon-shaped bread let me take a collaborative photo with them!^^! After the event I quietly let my imagination run wild, wondering, "What sort of bread shape would make people happy?"

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