Costa Coffee is in Hino Now
The other day, I went to Blumen Hugel Farm with my family and found Costa Coffee stall at the entrance of the theme park.
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10 Billion ‑ What Will We Eat Tomorrow?
The other day, I watched a documentary program on Amazon prime called 10 Billion ‑ What Will We Eat Tomorrow?
Permaculture for Longevity: Finding a Town where You Naturally Have to Move a lot
Dan Buttner says that the environment is the biggest factor determining one’s happiness. You can use positive psychology to change your mental state, and yet, it isn’t easy for everyone to do that. However when you change your living environment so many outside factors will help you feel different. For example, if you move to Denmark or Finland, countless elements can support your happiness.
Well, in that case, can you move to a place where you can naturally live long?
We Started a Sunday Organic Morning Market
The Local Network Hino began a Sunday organic morning market last week, and we had the second market yesterday.
We Had a Meeting about an Organic Market
Yesterday, some of us from the Local Network Hino had a meeting about an organic market. There is a cafe in the central area of Hino town, and we might be able to use the parking lot of the cafe on Sunday mornings.
An Organic Chocolate Muffin for School Lunch
A chocolate muffin made of organic rice flour was served for school lunch yesterday as a trial attempt.
Fermented Brown Rice isn’t a Macrobiotic Dish after all
I talked about macrobiotics for the first time in a long time today.
Hinona Cafe
I went to a Hinona cafe held at Hino Station today. It was an event to promote Hinona, which is an heirloom radish grown in our town. I introduced it in chapter 8 of the book.
