Today's staff blog

Hello, this is NAGINOWA staff.

It has been about a month since my last blog.
I apologize for the tediousness.
In Japan, the cherry blossom season is over in the blink of an eye, and if you are feeling fleeting, summer is already just around the corner.

But before summer arrives, there is a season that is unique to Japan.
Do you know what it is?

The correct answer is ... Tsuyu - the rainy season.

During this season, it rains continuously, the temperature is high, the humidity is high, and it is damp and humid....
It is a season that many Japanese do not like.
However, it is also a season when the beauty of Japanese nature can be appreciated.
For example, the beautiful purple and blue hydrangeas that sparkle in the sunlight that sometimes catches the dew from the rain, or the cute snails that walk slowly and gracefully.

I understand, especially if you are a bonsai gardener! I'm sure many of you think that there are things that can be purified by nature.
Are you exhausted by social networking sites and horrible news every day?
That's when you need to put your smartphone aside for a moment. Look out the window.
The sun shining brightly, the dazzling blue sky, the cloudy sky, the tearful rain, the bright red evening that makes you feel nostalgic, or the comfortable night of silence will make your heart turn up just a little bit.
It is quite nice to start a bonsai and create a small garden.
I think just creating your own world in this way and keeping things by your side that make you smile will make you feel better.
After the rainy season is over, the disgustingly hot summer will arrive. Still, many people must be looking forward to summer.
Even if you are feeling a little down today, there will surely come a day when you will be able to smile.
So let's enjoy the rainy season. Imagine the future.

I felt like I wrote some great lyrics.
Well, that's it for today.
I hope I could be a little bit of medicine for your heart.
Please take a look at the bonsai pots and so on!
Thank you very much.

NAGINOWA Staff