#awajishima

little japanlittlejapan
2025-06-08

淡路島西海岸

それ下から数えて

ナンマイダ...

淡路島西海岸はシラスを干す左上、

線香を干す左、

瓦を干す左下

シラスは今が旬

釜揚げしたものをしっかり干すと
ちりめんじゃこに変身

来月は新盆、南無阿弥陀

仏に変身するのはナンマイダ


















little japanlittlejapan
2025-04-15

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知る・体験する 香りの展覧会
体験型アートプロジェクト 環香 wacca

期間:2025.4.13(日)~2025.4.27(日)
会場:ei-to エイト @ei_to_awajishima
住所:兵庫県淡路市江井2622-3

香りの島、淡路島で体験型アートプロジェクトがはじまりました。「香り」をテーマとした創作に取り組むアーティストと共に淡路島で愉しむ新たな体験をぜひ味わいにきてください。


little japanlittlejapan
2025-04-10

森は外から見ると緑。中に入ると緑ではない。

淡路島中に入ると色々。

淡路島観光グルメご馳走様様々あわかん(淡路島観光ホテル)洲本温泉

冒険の旅に発見は楽しい。空箱もあれば宝箱も。

足に棘が刺さっていれば、取れれば楽。

棘や息を抜きに馳走様々を洞察体感して聞いて見て深めて、

この料理の素材や作り方

保管の仕方

ここに出てくるまでの軌跡

もりかた 服装 色々

配慮お心遣い 

美味しかった まずかった上部の味ではなく

知らない恐怖の暗闇を赤らめ

通じ開かれ自由に光って

楽しかったと深く感銘 

有難う 

思ってみるのもいって

淡路島へたまってるのぬきにおいで安いよ











会社名   淡路梅薫堂株式会社
住 所   兵庫県淡路市江井2845-1
電 話   0799-86-0065
FAX   0799-86-0224
URL awaji-baikundo.com/

森は外から見ると緑。中に入ると緑ではない。  淡路島中に入ると色々。  淡路島観光グルメご馳走様様々あわかん(淡路島観光ホテル)洲本温泉森は外から見ると緑。中に入ると緑ではない。  淡路島中に入ると色々。  淡路島観光グルメご馳走様様々あわかん(淡路島観光ホテル)洲本温泉森は外から見ると緑。中に入ると緑ではない。  淡路島中に入ると色々。  淡路島観光グルメご馳走様様々あわかん(淡路島観光ホテル)洲本温泉森は外から見ると緑。中に入ると緑ではない。  淡路島中に入ると色々。  淡路島観光グルメご馳走様様々あわかん(淡路島観光ホテル)洲本温泉
little japanlittlejapan
2025-03-08

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✨淡路梅薫堂ワークショップ✨
@awajibaikundou

淡路梅薫堂では、4つのワークショップを体験することができます
ワークショップを通じて、本格的なたくさんの香りに触れてみてはいかがでしょうか?

①お線香職人体験 5,500円
②匂い袋づくり体験  5,500円
③お香づくり体験  5,500円
④お香づくり体験~本格コース~ 13,200円
awaji-baikundo.com/kengaku.htm)

淡路梅薫堂 江井工場(チソウギャラリー)
住所:兵庫県淡路市江井2738-2
アクセス:津名一宮インターから約16分、北淡インターから約18分
営業時間:9:00~12:00、13:00~16:00
定休日:日曜日、祝日、第二・第四土曜日、お盆、年末年始

little japanlittlejapan
2025-03-08

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淡路島が日本で有数のお線香の生産地であることをご存知で
したか?
淡路梅薫堂の矢野孝幸さんをご紹介します!
.
淡路梅薫堂はお線香 お香の製造工場です。 ただ作るだけではなく、お線香・お香作りのワークショップも行っています
また香りには過去の記憶や感情を呼び起こす効果があります
ぜひワークショップを通じて、 沢山の香りに触れてみてはい
かがでしょうか。
@awajibaikundou
● 場所: 〒656-1531
兵庫県淡路市江井工場 (チソウギャラリー) 2738-2




little japanlittlejapan
2024-12-07

⛄️冬の花火🎇

緊急事態?

来年も空から火のついたものが降ってきませんように!

一発じゃ足らないのか...
二発目はおかわり

100発のお見舞い

四の五の言うなよ
六でもない

しの後の言うなよ
それが鍵や玉や

人生七転び八起きの機縁
急展開

さぁ迷わず日本全国
始まり淡路島のお線香を送る

平和に向けて打ち上げ使い出す
安定へ世界鎮まりた ま へ

amzn.asia/d/bZctWZq
































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会社名   淡路梅薫堂株式会社






淡路島冬の花火大会江井浦淡路島冬の花火大会江井浦
Steve McCarty 🇯🇵SteveMcCarty@hcommons.social
2024-05-26

For my wife's birthday of special numerical significance in East Asian tradition, we stayed for the first time on Awaji Island in the Seto Inland Sea. It helps connect the main island with Shikoku island by big bridges, from a little west of Kōbe to northern Awaji Island, and then from southern Awaji Island to Naruto in Tokushima Prefecture on Shikoku. The next batch of photos will present holy sites related to the creation myth of the Japanese archipelago, while this batch shows some scenes we enjoyed. See the captions for details.

#travel #nature #photography #Japan #Awaji #Awajishima #Setonaikai #Shikoku #Naruto #bridge

The Naruto bridge connecting Awaji Island with the outer main island of Shikoku. That area is famous for a whirlpool that forms because of strong crossing currents around every six hours.At resort hotels with spas, visitors can wear the room's yukata around the hotel.Sunrise view of a little port from our hotel window.Island seafood: I ordered the sashimi and tempura set, while my wife's was a sushi set. Many Japanese restaurants have private rooms with tables for no extra charge if available, and we got one this time.
:rss: HuffPost Japan - Athena2huffingtonpost@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com
2024-03-12

【兵庫】お花畑で乗馬して、絶品シラス料理に舌鼓。グランピングや農園体験もできる、のんびり淡路島満喫コース
huffingtonpost.jp/entry/story_

#huffingtonpost #LIFE #グルメ #旅行 #兵庫 #旅サラダ #グランピング #bbq #淡路島 #gurume #ryoko #hyogo #tabisarada #guranpingu #awajishima

Life, Travel & Beyond in Japanbahanurisabroad.com@bahanurisabroad.com
2023-10-24

Some days seem endless, persisting even after the sun has set. Memories cling to your senses, as sweet as the taste of strawberry cake, and the thought of bedtime carries the fear that, upon waking, today will have transformed into “yesterday.” Yesterday embodies a yearning for the unattainable, while tomorrow serves as a signpost of uncertainty and anxiety.

With these sentiments fresh in my mind, I wanted to write this blog post immediately following my fulfilling Sunday on Awaji Island. Awaji Island is one of those places Takashi and I return to time and time again. With each visit, I uncover a new facet of it. It’s like a Russian doll, concealing so many secrets and beauties within. On this particular Sunday, we explored the charming retro town in Sumoto City and relished a peaceful morning there.

Retro Town evoked nostalgic childhood memories, even though I didn’t grow up in Japan. Few locations in Asia possess this unique quality for me; another such place is Manila, a city I’ve had the privilege of visiting twice. Retro Town was a world apart from Manila, lacking its vibrant energy, yet it exuded a distinct, tranquil charm like the idyllic Sunday afternoons we all experienced during childhood.

On this Sunday, we noticed many people heading to the area. Numerous street vendors were busy trying to attract customers and sell their goods. Japanese shop owners have a different approach than what I’m accustomed to in my country; they often seem more reserved, while those in my home country tend to be more self-confident.

The next stop was Hyogo Prefecture Awaji Hanasajiki—a park famous for its cherry blossoms and vibrant flower fields, all set against a backdrop of the sea and the mainland.

We strolled up and down the hill, savoring the never-ending flower fields, filled with various types of flowers, whose names elude me at the moment. Unfortunately, I belong to the category of individuals who can never seem to remember the names of flowers.

I had wanted to visit a nearby book café for a while, and I was particularly eager to go this time because I heard that they had adopted a cat last year. Unfortunately, when we arrived, the place was closed. We can’t always have what we want, can we?

Without letting sadness overtake us, we drove around the island, accompanied by Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” album. We decided to enjoy the evening, watching the sunset on the west coast. Our first visit to the Picnic Garden was a satisfying experience, as we had never been there before. There were numerous food options, although the prices appeared a bit high to me. After strolling through the garden, I settled comfortably into my chair and lifted my gaze toward the sky.

The sunset that day was breathtaking, leaving everyone in awe and briefly hushing the surroundings. I cherish those moments when people can enjoy nature together and naturally fall into a shared, wordless appreciation. In these moments when the world becomes silent and we all witness the magic of the setting sun, we are reminded of our common humanity. A simple sunset has the power to bridge divisions and offer solace, giving us hope that amid chaos there are still zones of peace and unity waiting to be discovered.

So yes, the world needs less madness and more sunsets right now, because in the beauty of nature we find common ground and a momentary escape from the noise of the world.

How has your October been?

https://bahanurisabroad.com/2023/10/25/an-autumn-day-on-awaji-island/

#Adventures #asia #AwajiIsland #Awajishima #Japan #JapanBlog #japanTravel #PicnicGardenAwaji #roadTrip #Sumoto #travel

shom 🐧📷🤿🏔️🪚✊🏽shom@fosstodon.org
2023-09-24
A series of floral archways spanning across a narrow brick path that leads into more flowers and shrubs in the distance. The arches are made from yellow flowers in the foreground and a set of bright purple/pink flower as the penultimate arches before returning to yellow which are very bright due to direct sunlight. The brick path has narrow grass shoulders and a variety of flowers planted on each side concealing the base of the arches.

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