Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
You may dislike snails, but I couldn't throw away pictures of such a tiny snail surrounded by beautiful yellow Canada goldenrod flowers, which are also disliked by many Japanese people because of its invasiveness and the false allegation that it causes allergy due to its resemblance to annual ragweed, which is a cause of allergy.
But snails are not that bad. For example, edible ones are served as Escargot à la Bourguignonne, and in Japan, non-edible snails are the theme of a song for children. Likewise, the stems of Canada goldenrod are used to make blinds and tea in Japan.
You may dislike snails, but I couldn't throw away pictures of such a tiny snail surrounded by beautiful yellow Canada goldenrod flowers, which are also disliked by many Japanese people because of its invasiveness and the false allegation that it causes allergy due to its resemblance to annual ragweed, which is a cause of allergy.
But snails are not that bad. For example, edible ones are served as Escargot à la Bourguignonne, and in Japan, non-edible snails are the theme of a song for children. Likewise, the stems of Canada goldenrod are used to make blinds and tea in Japan.
Oh, you still can't like snails or Canada goldenrod? That's okay. I dislike someone forcing me to like something I can't like!😁
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| Surrounded by Canada goldenrod 背高泡立草に囲まれて |
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先ずごめんなさい。カタツムリがダメな方がいらっしゃるのは知ってるんですが、セイタカアワダチソウに囲まれた、ちっちゃいカタツムリが可愛くて写真を捨てられませんでした。
ちなみにセイタカアワダチソウもブタクサと間違われて嫌われていますが花粉症の原因ではありません。
でも仕方ないのよね～。嫌いなものは嫌いよね。私も好きを強制する人が嫌いなので～す😁
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