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A 56-year-old’s Baby Care Diary#36
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Dear friends.My name is Nissy!
We took Taisei to “Tsuchiiku kyousitsu” or planting and harvesting school.
There is a small field in Motoazabu which is located right in the heart of Tokyo. There, kids can learn how to grow crops and feel the nature.The teacher showed children how to cultivate the soil, put some manure and put young plants of peppers, eggplants and cucumbers.
Taisei didn’t know what was going on, but he looked h
appy touching soil. The impressive thing was that the soil there had completely different smell from the one in the planter at our balcony.
We learned that through the smell of the soil, you can tell if it is fertile or
infertile.
This school costs us 22,000 yen, and we can visit and learn 7 times during the next 6 months.
On the last day, we can harvest vegetables and bring them back home. 
I hope Taisei will be able to recognize what has been going on for the past 6 months at the end.
In the middle of Tokyo, we have other plan for raising crops.There are rental fields on the rooftop of a mall which recently opened near our company.
You can rent 3 m2 of field and grow any vegetable you want.
The minimum rent is for 6 months, and it costs 136,500 yen.
Well, for that price we may end up eating cucumbers which cost over 1,000 yen a piece.(・.・;)
I also started to raise bell peppers and tomatoes at our balcony.
Of course, I bought some new fertile soil and manure for the plants!
I want Taisei to be interested in nature or living things instead of plastic toys or iPhone applications.
Raising vegetables and raising children are different.
You can harvest good vegetables if you give them the right amount of water, manure and sunlight, following the textbook method.
But you can’t raise a child by the textbook method.
Taisei doesn’t like physical activities like swings or slides.
He likes to play house best.
He doesn’t like miniature cars or trains.
He likes to put some plastic food toys or plastic shampoo bottles around him.
This morning, on the way to the nursery school, he suddenly stopped and didn’t want to move an inch from the window display.
What he had kept staring at was・・・
Pink shoes.
Oh well...
I hope he would grow up straight like vegetable plants.
Have a good day,
Nissy
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Dear friends.My name is Nissy!
We took Taisei to “Tsuchiiku kyousitsu” or planting and harvesting school.
There is a small field in Motoazabu which is located right in the heart of Tokyo. There, kids can learn how to grow crops and feel the nature. The teacher showed children how to cultivate the soil, put some manure and put young plants of peppers, eggplants and cucumbers.
Taisei didn’t know what was going on, but he looked happy touching soil. The impressive thing was that the soil there had completely different smell from the one in the planter at our balcony.
We learned that through the smell of the soil, you can tell if it is fertile or
infertile.
This school costs us 22,000 yen, and we can visit and learn 7 times during the next 6 months.
On the last day, we can harvest vegetables and bring them back home. I hope Taisei will be able to recognize what has been going on for the past 6 months at the end.
In the middle of Tokyo, we have other plan for raising crops. There are rental fields on the rooftop of a mall which recently opened near our company.
You can rent 3 m2 of field and grow any vegetable you want.
The minimum rent is for 6 months, and it costs 136,500 yen.
Well, for that price we may end up eating cucumbers which cost over 1,000 yen a piece.(・.・;)
I also started to raise bell peppers and tomatoes at our balcony.
Of course, I bought some new fertile soil and manure for the plants!
I want Taisei to be interested in nature or living things instead of plastic toys or iPhone applications.
Raising vegetables and raising children are different.
You can harvest good vegetables if you give them the right amount of water, manure and sunlight, following the textbook method.
But you can’t raise a child by the textbook method.
Taisei doesn’t like physical activities like swings or slides.
He likes to play house best.
He doesn’t like miniature cars or trains.
He likes to put some plastic food toys or plastic shampoo bottles around him.
This morning, on the way to the nursery school, he suddenly stopped and didn’t want to move an inch from the window display.
What he had kept staring at was・・・
Pink shoes.
Oh well...
I hope he would grow up straight like vegetable plants.
Have a good day,
Nissy
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