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Chamallow meets Teruteru-bozu

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Hello, from Japan.
We made a Teruteru-bozu yesterday. Teruteru-bozu is  a paper doll to which Japanese children pray for fine weather. We planned to go Mikan-gari (tangerine picking) in this morning. However, weather forecast said it would be rainy.  Japanese tangerine is just like an orange. The one is front is tangerine, the one in the back of tangerine is orange. It's sweet and sour. Oishii! (yummy)

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1 comentarios:

  1. KajiNovember 11, 2013 at 1:11 AM

    Teteru-bozu looks awesome!
    Here in Mexico we have oranges and mandarinas (mandarines /tangerines)

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