Last month, we went to Hikarigaoka, our favorite park, and the agricultural festival for Nerima Ward was going on. It's kind of like a county fair in the US, but without the carnival aspect. Enjoy this slice of Japan.
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| Fall in beautiful Hikarigaoka Park. |
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| Prize vegetables on display |
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| Perfect box of onions |
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| Tokyo's Nerima Ward is known for dried daikon radishes. |
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| Boat made from vegetables |
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| Detail of vegetable boat |
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| Fishing for fruit |
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| Holding a chick at the petting zoo |
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| Marmot at the petting zoo |
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| No agricultural festival would be complete without an Ampanman show! |
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Gorgeous produce! I am so wanting those onions! Every now and then I can find yellow onions. But normally we can only find the more mild red onions. They are great for some dishes, but the punch of a yellow onion is really different.
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