Agricultural Improvement

It is a word that expresses a noble and elegant taste, or that state of being. It also means having culture and refinement in poetry, calligraphy, painting, and the tea ceremony, and the understanding of these things. In the Shomon school (disciples of Basho MATSUO), it can refer to haiku itself, or the essence of the beauty of haiku. It can also be seen as beauty that is in harmony with nature and culture, or beauty that is in harmony with the surrounding environment. On the other hand, "elegance" is a refined beauty that is expressed from within an individual. It is similar to "fūryū," but while "elegance" expresses sensitivity to and appreciation of nature and art, "fūga" emphasizes refined elegance and beauty, especially dignity and grace. "Elegance" also includes a sense of playfulness, while "fūga" gives a more formal impression. Furyu means being detached from the world and being refined, while at the same time being be...

It doesn't cost money to exchange cheerful and heartfelt greetings. We should exchange heartfelt greetings and words with each other and everyone we meet, and live our limited lives cheerfully and happily. What needs to be done now, what we can do now, should be done immediately. If we are a little late, it will be very difficult to catch up. As long as our parents and grandparents are healthy, we don't realize how grateful we are for them until we cry, thinking that they will stay healthy forever. In this respect, Yoshida Shoin, who sang the line, "No parent's love is greater than a parent's love," was a great man. Each person has abilities and talents that others cannot imitate. We must accept these and cooperate with each other to live our lives. Don't talk about people's bad habits, talk about people's bad habits. You should talk about people's bad habits, not about people's bad habits. Don't talk about people's bad points. A ne...

幽谷 遷于喬木（Yukoku (secluded valley): A deep valley, a low place, a low position, etc. Kyoboku (tall tree): A tall tree, a high position, etc. Utsuru (moving): To move, to change, to be promoted, etc.）: It is used to express or describe the state of wishing to move from a low to a high position, or from a difficult situation to a favorable one. Specifically, it expresses the desire to reach a high position through learning, just as an aspiring scholar leaps from a deep valley to a tall tree. It also represents the image of people seeking companions and growing together through friendly competition. It expresses the desire to be promoted from a low position to a high one. Iwatsuki domain Senkyokan was a private school opened in 1799 by Nanka KODAMA（His grandfather's sister was the perpetrator of the Ejima Ikushima Incident, a famous disciplinary case that occurred in the mid-Edo period when Ejima, a member of the high-ranking female servant in the O-oku (courtesy lady of the inner palac...

Organic fertilizers are mainly derived from plants and animals, such as grass, oil cake, chicken manure, cow manure, and fish bone meal. When organic fertilizers are mixed into soil, they are decomposed by the microorganisms in the soil and begin to turn into nitrogen（N）, phosphorus（P）, potassium（K）, etc., which are absorbed by the hair roots of plants. Because of this, they are not immediately effective, so I've heard that it takes several days for the effects to appear. 【Product name】 Princess yayoi 【Type】 Fragaria × ananassa Duchesne ex Rozier 【Wholesale area】 Funaki, Hokota City, Ibaraki Prefecture (Pure Green Agri Co., Ltd.) 【Origin of the name】 Originally, March was the period when the quality was likely to deteriorate, and it was named because it can maintain stable quality compared to other varieties. 【Main features】 The Japan-Indonesia Economic Partnership Agreement has been signed between the two countries on cooperation in a wide range of fields such as liberalization an...

There is a record that Dainichizuka on Mt. Kono was presented during a land survey by Ina Bizennokami Tadatsugu（1550-1610: Local expert ﹦Agricultural administration bureaucrat ≈ 地方巧者（農政官僚））during the Kan'ei era (1624-1643), and it is said that there was already a zelkova tree there at that time. In the Meiji era, Iinuma Elementary School was built on the site, and in 1978, the site was left as land owned by Katori Shrine within the grounds of Ishige Nishi Community Center, where it remains to this day. Years of wind and rain have caused the mound's fill to wash away, exposing the zelkova roots, and although a hollow has developed around the base, the tree is in excellent health. The trunk circumference is 520cm at its eye level. The 1600s marked the end of an age of war and the beginning of an era of large-scale development and the expansion of cultivated land. In the 1700s, the glory of the Genroku era came to an end and a period of disasters followed. The Shogunate's mana...