Our Name

The name of our school is tNt Adventures in English.

Do you know what our name means?

One 't' stands for Tomohiro.
The other 't' stands for Tammy.
The 'N' in the middle stands for NATURE!


A walk around the pond


Enjoying the river

Picking edible mountain plants

More Tadpole Hunting

Here are a few more pictures from the day we went looking for tadpoles.

It was fun catching them, looking at them, touching them, and releasing them.

Soon they will grow legs!

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Tadpole Hunting

先週末は久々に晴れた日でした！

クラスで川にいくと、大量のおたまじゃくしがいました。英語でいうと、tadpoleですね。

子供も大人も黒く集まったtadpoleに大騒ぎ。

生き物を見ると子どもは特に嬉しくなりますね。

どのくらいの数がカエルになるのかは不明ですが、全部変えると大変な数になります。

来週も晴れて欲しいですね。

No Snow!

Here we are walking in the field to the forest. Almost all of the snow is gone!


Look!


Frog eggs!

Muddy Boots

Today when we stepped in the mud we said, "It feels good!" (Kimochii).



One of our students found gyojya ninniku by the river bank. It is really fun looking for edible mountain plants (sansai).

Fukinoto Miso

Today we picked fukinoto and made fukinoto miso. Our students found some big plants by the river that were not open yet...perfect for our miso recipe.

Here is our one year old student enjoying fukinoto miso. When she was leaving to go home she said, "oishiikatta".

She was right. It was delicious!

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Roasting Marshmallows

Roasting marshmallows over a campfire is very popular in English speaking countries. Roasted marshmallows are sweet and sticky and they taste good!
I like lightly roasting mine like the one you see in the picture.
I enjoyed roasting and eating marshmallows with everyone today!

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