關於 raining rainy ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

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Live streaming from Konkai-Komyoji Temple in Kyoto

Saturday, October 30, 2021

15:30 Start on fine weather
17:30 Start on rainy weather

Archive video will be available on Zaiko until 23:59, Wednesday 2/11/2021. (You can watch as many times as you want during this period)

NOTICE: *In case of raining, the performance starts at 17:30. You will receive an email from Zaiko if the time is changed on the day.

【Tickets】
2250yen (including 250yen for handling fee)
Available on Zaiko from 1 Oct (Fri) 10:00 - 3 Nov 21:00 (JST)
*You will need to register for a ZAIKO account to purchase tickets.

【Before Watch】
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Tohru Yamasaki
President of T2Generation
Organizer of “TSUKENOKAI”. Tsukeuchi (tsuke percussionist) for Kabuki.Born in Kojima, Kurashiki City, Okayama Pref. on 28 February, 1969. Blood Type: B
1989: Joined in LIFE SOGOBUTAI Co.,Ltd. (formerly known as LIFE Bijutsusha Ltd.) located in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Pref. Autumn 1990: Moved to Tokyo.October 1992: Joined in Pacific Art Center Inc. after working freelance. Assigned to SHINBASHI ENBUJO (theater) to start a career as a tsukeuchi (tsuke percussionist). Since then, engaged in Kabuki performances in and outof Japan. August 2020: Resigned from Pacific Art Center Inc. Established T2Generation to start supporting cultural activities through tsukeuchi performance. Based on the career, trying various performances of art and culture by collaborating with others from different fields.
�Tsuke is one of the sound effects to emphasize the movements and power of the characters on the stage, which impresses the play more effectively. It is often used for the important scenes: when the main character is appearing on stage, changing his/her clothes, when the stage setting changes (stage elevator rises or a building collapses), and to highlight the effect of props.“Oto (sound) wo tsuke-ru” means “adding sound to the play”, which is the reason why it is called “tsuke”. The two wood blocks to make sounds are called “tsuke-uchi”. Tsukeuchi (tsuke percussionist) sits on the stage left (audience’s right side) where he makes sounds using tools, tsuke-ita (tsuke wood board)and tsuke-gi (two wood blocks).
WEBT2Generation https://t-yamasaki.wixsite.com/t2generation
TSUKENOKAI https://t-yamasaki.wixsite.com/tsukenokai

HANAYUISHI TAKAYA
TAKAYA, as known as HANAYUISHI, is an artist based inkyoto who combines floristry with art and fashion to create one-of-a kind headdresses. Takaya has invented and developed a technique of tying living plants like flowers.vegetables.fruits.twigs.plants and even taxidermy into hairs to make highly unique and ethereal works - as he describes as a “unity of human and nature.”
Takaya creates his works on the spot,choosing flowers to with cloth or personality of the person. It is an intuitive and spontaneous work that it is almost impossible to plan the design ahead since flowers are living things every bloom is different.every stems has its own line.There is beauty of working with living plants as opposed to dried plants - as if Takaya intensifies the energy of the living plants.the result of his stylings are so vibrant and memorable.
Takaya shows his work through photography and live performance.
Performances are often held in unique locations like Buddhis temples and museums in throughout Japan and Sweden. He has been featured in numerous publications and broadcasts around the world, including Daily Telegraph, Glamour Italia, Holland Herald, and NHK World TV.
Takaya also collaborates with Yumi Katsura, a well-known bridal fashion designer for Yumi Katsura Grand Collection.
http://www.takaya

KONKAI-KOMYOJI TEMPLE
https://www.kurodani.jp/en/

雨天路過常去的公園，兒子一直看一直看，
我說，沒辦法，下雨了，溜滑梯都是溼的。
話雖如此，內心其實有點慶幸，不用陪他在公園耗很久。
然而，精力無處發洩，晚上他又要睡不著了。
我倆聽著雨聲，想著各自被雨破壞的好事。

Passing by the park that I often go to on a rainy day.
He keeps watching the slide.
I said, "No way, it's raining, and the slide is all wet."
Actually, I was grateful that I didn't have to spend a long time in the park.
However, there was nowhere to vent his energy, and he may couldn't sleep at night.
We both listened to the sound of the rain, thinking about the good things that each of us was ruined by the rain.

本圖文同步刊載於《鏡週刊》。

@shopee_my haul. @aikcheong_official in 6 different flavors: Cappuccino, Teh Tarik, Flat White, Long Black, Matcha Latte and Chocolate. I wanted to get from the official page on shopee but they were sold out, restocked it already, maybe gonna make another purchase 🙈
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Today tried the cappuccino but opt for only 1 pack of brown sugar. Not bad, good for during rainy season. Though still prefer my coffee ☕ to be more bitter and thicker. Gonna try the other flavors another day.
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It has also been raining nonstop and flooding everywhere. Stay safe everybody 🙏🏻 lemme know if you tried these and your thoughts 💭
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For this episode, we headed to TamJai SamGor Mixian to demolish a MASSIVE 6KG Spicy Mala Noodles Bowl! TamJai SamGor serves authentic mixian (rice noodles) and is located at Bedok Mall, Chinatown Point and Vivocity. A chain originating from Hong Kong and even awarded Bib Gourmand in Michelin Guide Hong Kong and Macau, TamJai SamGor offers customisable mixian and Guo Qiao with 16 toppings in it. You get to choose your soup base - bestsellers being the Ma La Soup and the Wu La (charred pepper) Soup.

For my challenge, I opted for the Wu La Soup with 1/10 Mild and loaded it up with most of their toppings such as pork, chicken, fishballs, pork liver, pork belly, tofu puffs, beancurd skin, beef, lettuce and beansprouts. The base was a hefty 5 servings of rice noodles and the entire bowl was filled with Wu La Soup. Note that there are 10 levels of spiciness you can choose for your soup.

The broth was reminiscent of a Bak Kut Teh broth crossed with a Thai Boat Noodles broth. It was rich and peppery. The noodles were exceptional, firm, bouncy and still giving bite even after sitting in the broth for a long time. They soaked up the broth wonderfully. For the toppings, I especially enjoyed the pork belly, which were filled with flavour from the fattiness and had some chewiness to them, and the cuttlefish balls, which were firm and bouncy with a good amount of meat in them. Apart from the toppings shared in the video, I have also shortlisted pig stomach, bamboo fungus and tail-on shrimp as my pick to be sold in TamJai SamGor.

It started raining just as filming began, which made me realise that Guo Qiao is perfect for a such a day, warm and comforting while its cold and rainy outside. Each Guo Qiao also comes with minced pork and pickled vegetables. Note that the pork is on the sweet side which actually works well to cool the heat from the soup.

I completed this challenge in 28 minutes, a good start after my food poisoning incident. It was an enjoyable challenge, basically a hearty, warming bowl of soup that reminds you of home. TamJai SamGor also offers sides dishes and I tried their TuFei Chicken Mid-Wings, which were tender and heavily spiced with a cumin mixture. Do head down to TamJai SamGor to enjoy a wholesome bowl of noodle soup, especially on a rainy day!

Visit TamJai SamGor Mixian at:
Chinatown Point
133 New Bridge Rd #01-01/02
Singapore 059413

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Katherine and I decided to rent bicycles in Hualien, and cycle all the way down to Taitung. While it's not the longest bike trip ever, it was raining almost the entire time, and quite cold since it was January! Overall though, it was a very unique experience, and a great way to see the East Coast of Taiwan. Highly recommended! Although maybe choose a time in the spring when it's less rainy and warmer :)

During the rainy season, Bangkok suddenly gets heavy rain. You can enjoy a beautiful night view around Central World.
Also, if you walk the Sky Walk, you can move from Central World to Big C without getting wet even if it is raining.