There is also the the lucky ones, who came back alive.
http://surviving-history.blogspot.sg/2011/07/kamikaze-pilot-who-accidentally.html
This are the real ones.
THE MOVIE.
VIDEO.
Our target another mission self drive to Kagoshima again,
this time will be Spring.
Now we are doing our planning.
So Chiran tea, which is good.
https://www.itoen.com/loose-leaf-tea/japanese-tea/chiran-shincha.html
This thread is created, from Autumn 2010 November the first trip i went to Kagoshima.
Survived until today.
those old pictures shown below.
How come...Ha.
We did this at Krishima that November 2010 that Autumn trip.
green tea production keeps tea green by steaming tea leaves and parching in order to stop fermentation. After that, rough finishing is in the process of rubbing and drying. Finishing are in the process of selecting rough finished tea and drying as well as blending. Hand rubing production method. The purpose of rubbing tea is to force tea leaves in order that tea leaves organization and cell membranes are destroyed so that its ingredient will be obtained easily.In late 19th century (Meiji period), many hands rubbing tea production methods are invented. After that good points of many production methods were gathered and standardized to a tea production method ( 1953 method). Hence standard hand rubbing tea production method was determined. Steaming
Tea leaves are steamed in short time and cooled down rapidly (30seconds to 40 seconds.)
First rubbing
There are 3 process, Hafurui (selection tea leaves), Kaitenntumi (turning rubbing), Tamatoki ( untied tea lumps)
In the process of Hafurui, steamed tea leaves are sifted out equally and make tea leaves water 80%. (30 minutes to 50 minutes).
In the process of Tamatoki.tea lumps made from rubbing are untied.
In the process of Kaitentsumi, tea leaves are forced in order that water in tea leaves evaporated
. In the beginning it is called Keikaiten (light turning).In the end of Kaitentsumi, it is called Jukaiten (heavy turning).
Waters in tea leaves are reduced to 50% (40minutes to 50 minutes).
In the process of Tamatoki.tea lumps made from rubbing are untied.
After Tamatoki is done, tea leaves are out from tea hearth and cooled down rapidly as well as equalized water in tea leaves in order to do finishing rubbing easily.
In the process of Dengurimomi, tea leaves are rubbed to shaped needle like shape. (10 minutes to 20 minutes.)
In the process of Kokuri, tea leaves are shaped further and are polished to gloss. (10 minutes to 20 minutes).
Drying
Tea leaves are sprinkled and turned over few times as well as dried. Water of tea leaves reduced until 40% in this process. (30 minutes to 40 minutes).
There are many hand rubbing production methods such as Utita-ryu, Ogasamomikiri-ryu, Kouzu-ryu,Kaisin-ryu, Kaitou-ryu, Kawakami-ryu, Kyoukai ryu, Seito-ryu, Seicho-tyu, Kurakai-ryu, Tamuta-ryu.
i got to salute you for your persistency
btw, anyone here follow this thread
i confess, i didn't.
What is this from Japan?
I, saying this hole...from the above picture i Took. from Japan.
you follow or not followed, who care.
Nothing much i can help you.
Like this kind of wild vegetable from Japan seen this before, eaten before.
That is in Spring one year...over here local tours can never do this.
only over there the locals which we know, will bring us there.
We savour this....you can confess forever, please never come here and look see look see.hor on this thread...hero.
salted salmon, shashimi seabeam fish, mushroom, octopus tentacles and the wild green vegetable, will show you with the next picture.
look carefully this vegetable is on display.
Ya..that green curly green object.
on this plate below.
can you find?
Like this kind...did you ever think of staying one night here.
Go to Japan mainly you must try as many as possible and not the same.
one time Autumn in Japan.
show you how homestay the money value for about S$150. dinner, breakfast, logging, and not forgeting the Osen. The weather around 12 degree, and Japan somemore consider cheap no way we get here... for this price.
This guy ALN,
where is he now.Alvin...who love sashimi.
those were the days where this thread, often we are doing together.
Winter wonderland....come to Japan aslo not back.
Hey...this is the real ones.
On movie you saw everytime during your young days.
The real samurai house in Japan.
This pictures taken by me on spring time in Japan.