Snapshot No. 800-804

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802.　Wheat harvest

Wheat field at Kouzaki, the other side of Narita.

There are two fields, each about 400m square, across a road.

Those who work is only the operators of two combines.

I remember the place was rice fields in summer.
So rice seedlings will be planted soon after this harvest.

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801.　"Blue Tooth" King

A stone monument at "Funabasi H.C. Andersen Park".

This is a replica and was originally at the Danish Embassy in Tokyo/Sibuya. Then it was donated to the park.

This monument was built by the Danish King, Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson, about 1,000 years ago.


He is the first king who accepted the Christianity. And he is also the very person who's name appears in our daily use of the radio technology, Bluetooth.

The explanation incluging that of its logo mark by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) is here.

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800. Uba pond

The pond of the castle ruins square.
Around 10 o'clock in the morning.



Hitujigusa which is said to start blooming around 2 o'clock in the afternoon which had been called "hituji time" in olden days.

They already bloom.

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