Cloud "雲 ; クモ ; Kumo" and Spider "蜘蛛 ; クモ ; Kumo"
Cloud and Spider have the same pronunciation "Kumo" in Japanese.
Last harvest for the year
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I am Japanese and live here with my wife about 100 km away from Tokyo Japan. I would like to write off nothing out of ordinary at our house in English with some Japanese. As a matter of cause, I will attache some pictures with my words. 連合いと二人で生活している爺でござる。日常のたわいもない出来事と生活を写真と共に残したいと考えている。
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2 comments:
Hero,
Thanks for the lesson about clouds and spiders...does kumo also mean spun cotton candy? They all have that same wispy appearance.
I too harvested the last of the peppers yesterday.
Greg san thank you for your comment. I am very glad to have it.
Cotton candy is called "Wata-ame." in Japanese. "Wata" means cotton and "ame" means candy-- it is as same as in English.
Wata-ane, "綿飴 ワタアメ"
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