Hokuryu Town Portal
Monday, August 31, 2020
View this post on Instagram # Bamboo grass tea New leaves are collected from new bamboo grass that has grown after mowing. After lightly washing and drying them in the sun, they are cut into small pieces and roasted to complete the bamboo grass tea! It is fragrant and has a gentler taste than green tea, and probably not many people dislike this taste. Moreover, it is caffeine-free. It is also effective in preventing arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, inhibiting cholesterol absorption, and improving stomach symptoms. Normally, new leaves are only available in spring. It is only in the mountains where bamboo grass is cut that it can be enjoyed in summer as well. #Bamboo grass cutting#Kumaisasa #Forestry#Small forestry#TThokkaido#Hokkaido#Forestry#Domestic timber#Firewood#Hodaki#Forestry in Hokkaido#Self-cut forestry#sustainable living# Living with Nature# Satoyama Management# Rural Living# Forestry for Living with Nature# Under Nature subnatural(A post shared by @shizenka2020 - August 28, 2020, 3:51 AM PDT
# Bamboo grass tea New leaves are collected from new bamboo grass that has grown after mowing. After lightly washing and drying them in the sun, they are cut into small pieces and roasted to complete the bamboo grass tea! It is fragrant and has a gentler taste than green tea, and probably not many people dislike this taste. Moreover, it is caffeine-free. It is also effective in preventing arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, inhibiting cholesterol absorption, and improving stomach symptoms. Normally, new leaves are only available in spring. It is only in the mountains where bamboo grass is cut that it can be enjoyed in summer as well. #Bamboo grass cutting#Kumaisasa #Forestry#Small forestry#TThokkaido#Hokkaido#Forestry#Domestic timber#Firewood#Hodaki#Forestry in Hokkaido#Self-cut forestry#sustainable living# Living with Nature# Satoyama Management# Rural Living# Forestry for Living with Nature# Under Nature
subnatural(A post shared by @shizenka2020 - August 28, 2020, 3:51 AM PDT