2013年5月6日月曜日

Rose Salad

A rose has begun to bloom in my small garden.A favorite rose, my secret flower garden.

In the image of a rose, I made the salad of the rose with smoked salmon. 
I  formed it while surrounding smoked salmon like a rose.
I devote this salad to my darlin.
 
 
 
 
 
 
This rose is "Pat Austein".
It is named for a wife of David Austin who is a first-class artist, and the sculpture which is his work is displayed in the Rose garden in Al Brighton of the U.K. 
This rose is famous for concerning the rose which Dabid Austin gave love to his wife.
I love this rose.



2013年3月23日土曜日

"Hanami bento" bento for sakura viewing

 
 

We Japanese love "sakura" cherry blossoms.  Sakura is a kind of a symbol of Japanese spirit.
Today in Tokyo, Cherry blossoms are full bloom.
I made "Hanami bento"  bento for cherry blossoms. We enjoy cherry blossom viewing under the
full bloom of tree like a picnic.

We love this moment.

Life is beautiful.

2013年3月4日月曜日

Hinamatsuri

 
 
 
 March 3rd is Hinamatsuri (Doll's) festival in Japan. We decorate hina dolls wearing ancient costume and expressing Emperor and Empress. We celebrate the growth of girls as graceful and beautiful as ancient nobility. We usually eat Chirashi sushi and Hamaguri (venus cclam) soup.
Sorry for forgetting to take a picture Hamaguri soup.
 
 
Chirashi sushi
tempra
oyster tempra
miso oden
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


2013年2月12日火曜日

Darlin's Birthday

Happy birthday my darlin.
We all family always appreciate your love.♥
 
 




2013年2月3日日曜日

Eho-maki (Sushi roll for good direction)


February 3rd is Setsubun. After bean throwing ceremony, we ate "Eho- maki" (Sushi roll for good fortune). The good direction of this year is said to be south south east. To see good direction, make a wish, smile ^.^, and eat it bring us good fortune. Today we made sushi roll with tuna, sea urchin, squid, shrimp, salmon roe, cucumber and Japanese style omelet.



2013年2月2日土曜日

Setsubun Obento


 Setsubun (February 3rd ) is the day before the first day of spring according to the lunar calender.
 Bean throwing ceremony is held in homes, and shrines to pray for good fortune and driving away    
 the  evil spirit.