(ENG) I'd like to introduce here the works I plan to exhibit at my upcoming solo show. If you're unable to attend the show-perhaps because you live far away-please enjoy these images. That said, since

This year has been hectic since the start of the school year, but things got even busier once summer break began. A friend of mine invited her son to join a summer-only softball team, and my younger son

Autumn Photo Collection I like seeing the autumn colours in nature, even though I would prefer to stay warm forever... I heard that this time's El Niño–Southern Oscillation is continuing, which means that

Welcome to the daily compilation post of the Curangel project Here we highlight the posts picked by our curators, providing you with a resource to discover content worth your time, and maybe even your

Making a Dish with Turnips and Shiso Leaves I got some turnips at the local farmers' market. They were very fresh, but smaller than usual for this season. However, I love turnips so much that I couldn't

I'm craving for guava, though we have two trees of guava in our yard, I don't really pick and eat them. I dunno, I think I overeaten it during childhood that I am tired of it now? Lolol. But kidding aside,

End-of-Summer Garden Photos The temperature dropped, and we’ve had rainy days this week. It’s good to have rain for nature, but the autumn rain makes the temperature lower little by little, day by day.

Visiting A Beautiful Lighthouse: Peggy’s Cove and the “Ghost Lady in Blue” I visited one of the famous sightseeing spots called “Peggy’s Cove,” which has an old but still-used lighthouse. I've never visited

This summer, I was away from home for an artist residency. There was no oven where I was staying, so instead of baking bread myself, I enjoyed bread from local bakeries and the dense, seed-packed loaves

The Statue of Evangeline and Acadian History Our history is not always impressive and does not always motivate us to feel proud of our lives. Sometimes, we feel like time-travelling through historical

(ENG) This image shows a polka-dot pattern I drew. I created it as a tribute to Ms. Kusama. On August 14, 2026, avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama passed away at the age of 97. She was active in a wide range

The End of August August is almost over, gently and slowly, for now. I'm already witnessing signs of autumn here, but I'm trying not to notice them too much. Once I officially accept autumn, it will speed

It's been a while since I last shared some cuteness in here so that's the goal in today's blog. Spread cuteness and make everyone happy, surely, lots of people here loves the cuteness of a cat and a dog

Obon Festival: Longing and Bouquets Even though I am living far away from my hometown for now, the memories and habits I grew up with will never disappear from inside me. In Japan, people have just finished

So, hey guys, I made something really cute the other day. I made Siomai but with more carrots than the main ingredients which is the fish. In this case the main ingredient become the carrot coz I literally

Hi 😃 Been a while, eh? How’s it going around here? After making this post, I’ll have to try to catch up. So… If any of my readers remain, I suppose you may be curious as to why I suddenly

Garden Guide We had a thunderstorm a few days ago, and the trees and my garden plants were okay, but the mountain is still dry. I don't hear water flowing in the creeks near my house. Shockingly, the spring

For the past month, I have been taking part in an artist residency in a town about three to four hours away from home by public transport. I came back home from time to time, and whenever I only needed

A delicious cold noodle salad is perfect for a hot summer day. Gemini Ai suggested this one and it was delicious. Quick cooking buckwheat noodles and some letover chicken made it easy. I would have never

Harvesting and Eating Daikon Radishes I love daikon radishes so much. Daikon radishes contain vitamin C, potassium, dietary fibre, and digestive enzymes such as amylase. Actually, the leaves contain even