I visited Onomichi for the "Lemon Night" event at LOG .
First, we head to Ikuchijima, an island on the Setouchi Shimanami Kaido, where Mr. Nose, the lemon farmer who gave us the opportunity for this trip, lives.
Lemons still green
Good company name.
The inevitable occurrence of canker disease due to the non-pesticide cultivation was explained to us in detail.
They're all my lemons (I didn't say that).
Half Hiroshima, half Ehime Prefecture. Overlooking Hyotan Island .
He also spoke at "Lemon Night."
Visitors will be asked to drink LEMON POI.
A reading of the poet Sugawara Bin's " Throwing the fruit into the sky, creating many stars ."
Read it and then burn it.
Great LOG hospitality.
The breakfast is especially excellent.
The next day was tasting and shopping
Surrounded by bartenders in Hiroshima
It's frustrating but there's no other way
What a wonderful Hiroshima (another night).
I visited Onomichi for the "Night of Lemons" event at Hotel LOG .
First, we headed to Ikuchijima, an island on the Seto Inland Sea's Shimanami Kaido, where the lemon farmer, Mr. Nose, was the inspiration for this event.
Lemons still green
Safety Fruit Co. Nice name.
As the lemons are grown without pesticides, they inevitably suffer from sea sickness. He explained all this to us in detail.
These are all my lemons (I didn't say that).
Half of them are from Hiroshima, and half from Ehime. A view of Gourd Island.
He also gave a talk at the "Night of Lemons."
LEMON POI for the visitors to drink.
A reading of the poem " Throw fresh fruits into the sky to make lots of stars " by poet Bin Sugawara.
After reading, we burned it.
Great LOG hospitality.
Breakfast was especially wonderful.
Tasting and store event the next day.
Surrounded by Hiroshima bartenders.
Bummer, but it had to be done.
Still, great Hiroshima (another night).
