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　On Monday, August 8th, volunteers came to harvest Dohassen (peanuts) while picking tea leaves for black tea at Udera.It's an unprecedentedly late start while watching the weather.I helped for the first time.Good harvest!I dug up while chatting happily and cheerfully.Peanuts are boiled in this area, so we have begun to set up the washing and boiling work.It was decided to wash in the stream and boil in the cauldron of the rescue center.I boiled it while eating a bento.Here too, there is no end to fun chatting.It was boiled in an iron cauldron and finished blackish, but it was delicious.We packed the ordered items in a bag, and the volunteers shared the bad-looking items as snacks.Of course I got it too.

　Another surprise report. The tea trees planted in March have sprouted and are splendid to be mistaken.Until just a week ago, I was watching the rain praying a little more to God so that it wouldn't die, but I was impressed by how good it was.Please look at the photo.I'm looking forward to growth!