No.419　hashuのカイコ日記最終回 from Radiotalk

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カイコ君たちから、たくさんの知識・経験・幸せをもらいました。かつて日本の大切な産業であった養蚕。現代では、多くの人が養蚕についてしらない、カイコも見たことがない。一度カイコを育ててみると、知らない日本のかつての様子を知ることができ、日本を立体的に知ることができる気がします。ほんの少し前の日本の人たちは、一生懸命カイコを育てていた。蚕の神社もある。あぁ、野麦峠。近鉄特急にはあだ名がカイコのものが。悲しいけれど…、力が弱くなってきた時のハクホウJr.君の動画はこちら↓ https://youtu.be/8K-D3JBgyos #ひとり語り #自然 #カイコ #蚕 #かいこ #養蚕

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