I went to a riverside to collect Tsukushi (horsetail).


Flowers, maybe Hamadaikon (Japanese wild radish) were cute.


Sakura cherry blossoms started blooming.


Tsukushi Tempura

I made Tsukushi Tempura.

Tsukushi was soaked in water to remove scum.

With a distance of one to two centimeters, there are hard skins around the stick. They should be slowly and carefully peeled. This process is a bit troublesome!


Tempura was very good, fresh, a little bit bitter and crispy.

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Nolt

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