On January 7th (Tue), the local revitalization support team will be working with the Green Society to serve rice porridge with seven herbs (o^^o) Japanese parsley, shepherd’s purse, Japanese burdock, chickweed, potokenoza, turnip, and Japanese whitebait. The custom of eating rice porridge with seven herbs is said to have begun in the Edo period.The seven herbs are said to ward off evil spirits because they sprout early in the spring, so people ate nanakusa-gayu (rice porridge with seven herbs) to pray for good health.In the old days, the number of times the grass was chopped was determined by tapping it on a cutting board.On the day, you can also experience old-fashioned games such as Kamishibai, Hyakunin Isshu, spinning tops, Daruma Drop, playing cards, Fukuwarai, Sugoroku, and ohajiki, so please come and join us ( ´ ▽ ` )◇Date and Time◇Tuesday, January 7, 2025, 10:00-13:00Location: Yuasa Toy Museum (Yuasa 665)※Limited to 50 meals, while supplies last⇩Click here to see the activities of Maeguchi, a local revitalization volunteer@yuasa_to_akanemaru#Kansai #Wakayama #Arita #Yuasa #Town #YuasaStation #LocalVitalization #LocalVitalizationCooperationTeam #TownVitalization #LocalRevitalization #Relocation #RelocationLife #CountryLife #WantToRelocate #WantToConnectWithLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams #DailyLifeOfLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams#WakayamaEvent #YuasaEvent#NewYearEvent #WinterEvent #ToyMuseum #SevenHerbRicePorridge #Old-fashionedGames #ShowaRetro #Treats #What a wonderful Wakayama

1.0Amazing Yuasahttps://365yuasa.jp/enYuasa townhttps://365yuasa.jp/en/author/k-iijima/On January 7th (Tue), the local revitalization support team will be working with the Green Society to serve rice porridge with seven herbs (o^^o) Japanese parsley, shepherd’s purse, Japanese burdock, chickweed, potokenoza, turnip, and Japanese whitebait. The custom of eating rice porridge with seven herbs is said to have begun in the Edo period.The seven herbs are said to ward off evil spirits because they sprout early in the spring, so people ate nanakusa-gayu (rice porridge with seven herbs) to pray for good health.In the old days, the number of times the grass was chopped was determined by tapping it on a cutting board.On the day, you can also experience old-fashioned games such as Kamishibai, Hyakunin Isshu, spinning tops, Daruma Drop, playing cards, Fukuwarai, Sugoroku, and ohajiki, so please come and join us ( ´ ▽ ` )◇Date and Time◇Tuesday, January 7, 2025, 10:00-13:00Location: Yuasa Toy Museum (Yuasa 665)※Limited to 50 meals, while supplies last⇩Click here to see the activities of Maeguchi, a local revitalization volunteer@yuasa_to_akanemaru#Kansai #Wakayama #Arita #Yuasa #Town #YuasaStation #LocalVitalization #LocalVitalizationCooperationTeam #TownVitalization #LocalRevitalization #Relocation #RelocationLife #CountryLife #WantToRelocate #WantToConnectWithLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams #DailyLifeOfLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams#WakayamaEvent #YuasaEvent#NewYearEvent #WinterEvent #ToyMuseum #SevenHerbRicePorridge #Old-fashionedGames #ShowaRetro #Treats #What a wonderful Wakayamarich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="F8PcimLsio"><a href="https://365yuasa.jp/en/todays-yuasa/1221/">On January 7th (Tue), the local revitalization support team will be working with the Green Society to serve rice porridge with seven herbs (o^^o) Japanese parsley, shepherd’s purse, Japanese burdock, chickweed, potokenoza, turnip, and Japanese whitebait. The custom of eating rice porridge with seven herbs is said to have begun in the Edo period.The seven herbs are said to ward off evil spirits because they sprout early in the spring, so people ate nanakusa-gayu (rice porridge with seven herbs) to pray for good health.In the old days, the number of times the grass was chopped was determined by tapping it on a cutting board.On the day, you can also experience old-fashioned games such as Kamishibai, Hyakunin Isshu, spinning tops, Daruma Drop, playing cards, Fukuwarai, Sugoroku, and ohajiki, so please come and join us ( ´ ▽ ` )◇Date and Time◇Tuesday, January 7, 2025, 10:00-13:00Location: Yuasa Toy Museum (Yuasa 665)※Limited to 50 meals, while supplies last⇩Click here to see the activities of Maeguchi, a local revitalization volunteer@yuasa_to_akanemaru#Kansai #Wakayama #Arita #Yuasa #Town #YuasaStation #LocalVitalization #LocalVitalizationCooperationTeam #TownVitalization #LocalRevitalization #Relocation #RelocationLife #CountryLife #WantToRelocate #WantToConnectWithLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams #DailyLifeOfLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams#WakayamaEvent #YuasaEvent#NewYearEvent #WinterEvent #ToyMuseum #SevenHerbRicePorridge #Old-fashionedGames #ShowaRetro #Treats #What a wonderful Wakayama</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://365yuasa.jp/en/todays-yuasa/1221/embed/#?secret=F8PcimLsio" width="600" height="338" title="“On January 7th (Tue), the local revitalization support team will be working with the Green Society to serve rice porridge with seven herbs (o^^o) Japanese parsley, shepherd’s purse, Japanese burdock, chickweed, potokenoza, turnip, and Japanese whitebait. The custom of eating rice porridge with seven herbs is said to have begun in the Edo period.The seven herbs are said to ward off evil spirits because they sprout early in the spring, so people ate nanakusa-gayu (rice porridge with seven herbs) to pray for good health.In the old days, the number of times the grass was chopped was determined by tapping it on a cutting board.On the day, you can also experience old-fashioned games such as Kamishibai, Hyakunin Isshu, spinning tops, Daruma Drop, playing cards, Fukuwarai, Sugoroku, and ohajiki, so please come and join us ( ´ ▽ ` )◇Date and Time◇Tuesday, January 7, 2025, 10:00-13:00Location: Yuasa Toy Museum (Yuasa 665)※Limited to 50 meals, while supplies last⇩Click here to see the activities of Maeguchi, a local revitalization volunteer@yuasa_to_akanemaru#Kansai #Wakayama #Arita #Yuasa #Town #YuasaStation #LocalVitalization #LocalVitalizationCooperationTeam #TownVitalization #LocalRevitalization #Relocation #RelocationLife #CountryLife #WantToRelocate #WantToConnectWithLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams #DailyLifeOfLocalVitalizationCooperationTeams#WakayamaEvent #YuasaEvent#NewYearEvent #WinterEvent #ToyMuseum #SevenHerbRicePorridge #Old-fashionedGames #ShowaRetro #Treats #What a wonderful Wakayama” — Amazing Yuasa" data-secret="F8PcimLsio" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script type="text/javascript"> /* <![CDATA[ */ /*! 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