I like "S&B Tokusei Curry." 😋 エズビー特製カレーが好きです🍛 甘口 ama-cuchi/not spicy 辛口 kara-cuchi/spicy There's a lot of ways to prevent molds. You can buy spray types, smoke types or hanging types.😊
If you are in the mood for a curry that is closer in taste to Indian or Thai, and don't mind putting in a little extra effort, S&B Foods has a series of boxed curries called Craft Style. Presently there appear to be four flavors - Green (Thai), Keema (Indian), Kerala (South Indian), and Chicken. Each box includes a variety of spices that are individually packaged for freshness. Compared to other prepackaged curries, these are a few hundreds of yen more expensive, and require a little more cooking time and effort, but the results make it worthwhile.
One of the big things l find with Japan is the connection with nature. The reaction to Cherry 🌸 or autum leaves, the respect for old trees, delight in a full moon or a rainbow. Their is a real connection to nature and seasonal changes that lve never come across in the west.
I think alot of that connection is because of Japans main religion Shinto. Its really quite beautiful and connects spirtual beliefs with nature, something that we really don't see a lot in Western culture
In the past, before air conditioning, homes weren’t sealed during the rainy season, and there was always a breeze flowing through, so mold wasn’t much of a problem. However, in modern times, with homes constantly sealed due to air conditioning in the summer, it’s a bit challenging to avoid mold. Traditional Japanese houses are built with wooden structures, focusing on ventilation, so it’s important to create pathways where air can pass through.
As I mentioned in one of your previous videos, I've purchased a machiya in Kyoto and it's in the preliminary stages of renovation. My Japanese friends advised me to prepare the machiya for humid summers and chilly winters, so the design/remodeling team have focused on creating a comfortable space and floorplan with much natural light along with smart energy technologies. I also have a mountain home and the biggest challenge here is creating a warm interior during the snowy season, so I'm renovating this one in Japandi style -- combining Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics along with Scandinavian energy efficiency to utilize solar energy for heating. I wish you and your friends much comfort and joy in your machiya and experiences in Japan, and I applaud your narratives, compositions, and cinematography in your stellar videos. Kampai🎍🎍🎋🎋🎴🎴
Nini... Thank you so much for this video. You mentioned wanting to contribute to the Community there and... I am sure you already are. You have such a great heart and wisdom beyond your years. Life is a struggle for me right now and has been for several years. Buddhist teaching has been a touchstone that has carried me through. Just ran across you a few months ago, but I fall asleep every night to your Thich Nhat Hahn inspired 10 minute guided meditation on loop... and listen to it in the morning again as I start my early morning routine in the dark. Anyhow... just want to say Thank You!
Es wundert mich dass du so viele japanische Kommentare bekommst ist wirklich sehr interessant😊 und du hast wirklich eine sehr beruhigende angenehme Stimme. Das ist wirklich wie eine Meditation dir zuzuhören ☺️
To prevent mold on tatami mats, put ethanol in a spray bottle, spray it on the tatami, then wipe it off with a dry cloth. After that, ventilate the room and let the tatami dry.
The thick pillar in the middle of the room will certainly get in the way. However, it will remain in your mind as a fond memory of this house when you move elsewhere in the future.
I've spent quite a bit of time in warm and humid locations like the Southeast Asia and the Middle East, where mold can be a real challenge. From my experience, it's crucial to ensure the house is well-ventilated and dry. That said, I think different regions and climates need tailored approaches. It could be beneficial to talk to your neighbors; they might have some great advice on dealing with mold. By the way, I'm new to your channel. I've subscribed to several channels about life in Japan, but I'm trying to focus on those that offer both valuable insights and enjoyment. I really appreciate your calm and serene style. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you so much for making us aware about mold or discoloration or staining remarks and your videos helping us to improve our patience in a exceptional way. You're amazingly beautiful and great...
Bonjour, c'est toujours un bonheur de vous retrouver et d'avoir de vos nouvelles dans ce Pays si lointain. J'espère que vous êtes bien entourée dans votre vie. C'est très important.Merci pour ce vlog de qualité. A bientôt. Danielle 🥰
100円均一店や、ドラッグストアに行けば、たくさん除湿剤があるので、カビ対策になると思います。 京都は夏も冬も厳しいですが、部屋を締め切らず、時々空気の入れ替えが必要です。 If you go to a 100 yen shop or drugstore, there are many dehumidifiers available, which I think will help prevent mold. Although Kyoto has harsh summers and winters, it is necessary to keep the rooms closed and to change the air from time to time.
You figured life so early. I can sense your wisdom. You are blessed, pure and incredible. I wish you only the best! Greetings from Prague. Also about the mold. Maybe you can put there those humidity absorbers to dry it out?
I went to Japan many times before,i love the japan style of food,culture,scenery,and people in there.Actually I am so surprisingly to find your youtube channel ,I have subscribed,see you soon^ ^
Hi Nini-sama Japanese households often mix several kinds of curry roux. By doing so, each household can create its own original flavor. Explore your own unique recipe by mixing multiple curry roux. I recommend “Yokohama Hakuraitei” medium hot curry made by Ebara. It is popular with many people because it is in flake form, not solid, so it dissolves quickly in hot water, and most importantly, it tastes great. The curry roux I mix with it is Golden Curry Spice made by S&B. This is ideal for Japanese curries that are weak in spice and need a stronger spicy flavor. But if you prefer a sweeter taste, you can mix Vermont Curry, for example.
if you could smell mold , it was released by the antique wood itself ; try placing a bucket of dry charcoal nearby , or light up a sweet - smelling scented candles that would overwhelm the musty mold smell 🤗🤟
Hi! 🏡 Your Machiya is s 0:40 o nice, hope it's easy to get rid of the mold. Glad you escaped the typhoon, but you might experience it later, don't know how common it is in Japan. Would have liked to taste the food you made, looked good. If I go to Japan sometime, in that case I want to visit Kyoto As a gardener, I am very much looking forward to see your upcoming vegetable garden! Have a good time! 🇸🇪🇵🇹🙏🍀 / Freddie
You are showing me the life in Japan that Japanese people have almost forgotten. I am very grateful. Maybe your fortune was Japanese. You are always beautiful. I am happy again.
Preety Nini, Your vlog is really amazing your voice, you way of communication, and your gorgeousness literally captivating. No one can pessimistic while watching your vlog. Really I likr it.
great video! a dehumidifier should help preventing mold buildup. and mothball in the closet, especially where you place leather shoes or jackets. mold loves leathers.
I am studying English conversation now with the only hope that one day I will be able to speak English with you! You are the daily motivation! And the videos. Easy to watch and enjoyable!
Here is the English translation: You're beautiful as always! It's an honor to have someone like you live here! The hot summer is finally coming to an end. Please take care of yourself.
Finding the right company to provide a thorough mold report is the first step! The report should not be too expensive and will tell you where the mold exists and how severe. The next step is to get price quotes from a few companies and have them explain how they would rectify (remove) the mold. These price quotes are free in America.
In Germany I run a dehumidifier every day for 1-2 hours to combat the humidity. Theoretically, the air conditioning systems should also have this function.
Really, Japanese life here, is so Peaceful, GOD lives in Nature. The kind of change, Old ages Japanese House, able to Mesmerize the Concept About, Privacy. I think, a Beautiful Experience. 🌹🤲🕊️🤝🙏
Hi Nini: Mold can lead to breathing problems, asthma-like symptoms, increased allergies, and should be eliminated as much as possible. It grows readily in humid and stagnant air, and therefore can be an even bigger problem in concrete structures than in traditional Japanese architecture. Keeping the house well-ventilated and eliminating areas with stagnant air will make it difficult for new mold to take root. If possible, place a few floor fans (senpuki), and open the genkan windows and shoji for some time every day - letting a breeze through the house will help. When placing furniture, please try to leave 15~20cm space between, to help air circulation. It looks like your house has suna-kabe walls, which are less friendly to mold than concrete or many wall-papers, nonetheless, leaving a few centimeters between furniture and the walls may help. When cleaning the house, I suggest temporarily moving furniture away from each other and away from walls, so that fresh air can get into the gaps, and cleaning tools can reach and disrupt any mold surfaces that may be starting to form. The kitchen, toilet, bathroom and laundry area probably have been made with materials that are mold-resistant; nonetheless these high-humidity areas can serve as breeding grounds for mold that can spread to other parts of the house. Also molds will eat into many organic surfaces such as paper, wood, clothes, rubber, and some types of plastic. Likewise, any food left exposed (not stored in the refrigerator, or sealed containers). To eliminate existing mold, acetic acid (sakusan) is cheap and effective, or white vinegar. I suggest dissolving acetic acid powder in water, spraying the solution onto any surfaces containing organic materials that look suspicious (or are not receiving good ventilation), letting the acidified solution soak into the surfaces for a few minutes, then wiping the surfaces dry. Regarding what you can do to reduce mold in the tea-room, it may help to place a few kilograms of charcoal or zeolite inside or behind / underneath the irori (brazier or hearth). Charcoal and zeolite both absorb moisture, and may dry out the air enough to stop the mold from growing. By the way, is Kikkoman's Tokunou the kind of soy milk that you are using? That is the most tasty of the soy milks that I have tried. Many thanks for a charming video!
Regarding how we can feel so powerless compared to Nature (typhoons, earthquakes, etc.) it is also true we can gain knowledge of ourselves by discovering our own spirit. This discovery of our own spirit results in us experiencing the most powerful force in the universe.
Hi Nini, I always look forward to your beautiful videos. By the way, have you checked the country of origin for the products you've been featuring? If they are made in China, many Chinese people themselves warn that these products often contain harmful substances. It’s especially important to be cautious with items that come into contact with your mouth or skin. This is why many discerning Chinese consumers come to Japan to buy Japanese-made products.
Google Translate As for the mold issue, more detailed information (such as footage) is needed. It's a good idea to consult with the real estate agent (where you bought the house or where you signed a lease). If you're renting, the building owner may cover the repair costs. As for disasters, there's no need to worry about old buildings in Japan as long as they're well-maintained. The problem to be careful of is when infrastructure (distribution, gas, water, etc.) is destroyed. In order of importance: 1: Body temperature management. 2: Arranging water and food. 3: Arranging medical supplies. Curry is prone to Clostridium perfringens outbreaks, so make enough to eat in one day. If you have any left over, it needs to be stored in the refrigerator at least. Refrigerate for a maximum of two days, or freeze for a maximum of one week.
日本語の字幕はいつも通り利用可能です。ビデオを楽しんでください🍀
Beautiful and natural views😊🥰
日本人にも新鮮な楽しい動画です！
かつて豊かだった田舎には、大規模な古民家と蔵がまだまだ手つかずで残っています。
ただ、カレーのルーは、”ジャワ”が美味しいと思いますので、是非。
I like "S&B Tokusei Curry." 😋
エズビー特製カレーが好きです🍛
甘口 ama-cuchi/not spicy
辛口 kara-cuchi/spicy
There's a lot of ways to prevent molds. You can buy spray types, smoke types or hanging types.😊
If you are in the mood for a curry that is closer in taste to Indian or Thai, and don't mind putting in a little extra effort, S&B Foods has a series of boxed curries called Craft Style.
Presently there appear to be four flavors - Green (Thai), Keema (Indian), Kerala (South Indian), and Chicken.
Each box includes a variety of spices that are individually packaged for freshness.
Compared to other prepackaged curries, these are a few hundreds of yen more expensive, and require a little more cooking time and effort, but the results make it worthwhile.
When will u upload again? It's been more than 2 week
One of the big things l find with Japan is the connection with nature. The reaction to Cherry 🌸 or autum leaves, the respect for old trees, delight in a full moon or a rainbow. Their is a real connection to nature and seasonal changes that lve never come across in the west.
I think alot of that connection is because of Japans main religion Shinto. Its really quite beautiful and connects spirtual beliefs with nature, something that we really don't see a lot in Western culture
Humid subtropical climate
Basically natures paradise
Will you mary me ❤ 😇
..Polytheists, as opposed to monotheists
In the past, before air conditioning, homes weren’t sealed during the rainy season, and there was always a breeze flowing through, so mold wasn’t much of a problem. However, in modern times, with homes constantly sealed due to air conditioning in the summer, it’s a bit challenging to avoid mold. Traditional Japanese houses are built with wooden structures, focusing on ventilation, so it’s important to create pathways where air can pass through.
Excellent advice
Жить в гармонии с природой кайф. Только понимаешь это после городской среды.
As I mentioned in one of your previous videos, I've purchased a machiya in Kyoto and it's in the preliminary stages of renovation. My Japanese friends advised me to prepare the machiya for humid summers and chilly winters, so the design/remodeling team have focused on creating a comfortable space and floorplan with much natural light along with smart energy technologies.
I also have a mountain home and the biggest challenge here is creating a warm interior during the snowy season, so I'm renovating this one in Japandi style -- combining Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics along with Scandinavian energy efficiency to utilize solar energy for heating.
I wish you and your friends much comfort and joy in your machiya and experiences in Japan, and I applaud your narratives, compositions, and cinematography in your stellar videos.
Kampai🎍🎍🎋🎋🎴🎴
Nini... Thank you so much for this video. You mentioned wanting to contribute to the Community there and... I am sure you already are. You have such a great heart and wisdom beyond your years. Life is a struggle for me right now and has been for several years. Buddhist teaching has been a touchstone that has carried me through. Just ran across you a few months ago, but I fall asleep every night to your Thich Nhat Hahn inspired 10 minute guided meditation on loop... and listen to it in the morning again as I start my early morning routine in the dark. Anyhow... just want to say Thank You!
Es wundert mich dass du so viele japanische Kommentare bekommst ist wirklich sehr interessant😊 und du hast wirklich eine sehr beruhigende angenehme Stimme. Das ist wirklich wie eine Meditation dir zuzuhören ☺️
カビの1番良い予防は通気をして湿度を下げる事です。普段は風が通らない収納庫やクローゼットなどは、扉を2分間開けているだけで湿度が下がります。窓を開けられる時は室内の扉を定期的に開けるのが良いです。
茶釜スペースに付いたカビは、ドラッグストアでカビキラーを購入して排除してください。
To prevent mold on tatami mats, put ethanol in a spray bottle, spray it on the tatami, then wipe it off with a dry cloth. After that, ventilate the room and let the tatami dry.
湿気防止には、昔から 石灰を畳の下に敷きます。囲炉裏の砂の上に石灰を３キロ程度置いてはどうでしょう。
特に京都は多湿です。大家さんか隣近所に聴けば、便利な手段がありますよ。
Looking forward to your vegetable garden. I love gardening too. Growing lots of fruits and vegetables. It’s so fun and therapeutic🌸🍓🌱
The thick pillar in the middle of the room will certainly get in the way. However, it will remain in your mind as a fond memory of this house when you move elsewhere in the future.
I've spent quite a bit of time in warm and humid locations like the Southeast Asia and the Middle East, where mold can be a real challenge. From my experience, it's crucial to ensure the house is well-ventilated and dry. That said, I think different regions and climates need tailored approaches. It could be beneficial to talk to your neighbors; they might have some great advice on dealing with mold. By the way, I'm new to your channel. I've subscribed to several channels about life in Japan, but I'm trying to focus on those that offer both valuable insights and enjoyment. I really appreciate your calm and serene style. Keep up the fantastic work!
いつも美しい髪と声に癒されてます 京都の夏と冬はほんまヤバイです暑さ寒さは初めて来た人はびっくりします😅
Thank you so much for making us aware about mold or discoloration or staining remarks and your videos helping us to improve our patience in a exceptional way. You're amazingly beautiful and great...
The best, gentle, sincere voice. You’re awesome.
良く日本に来てくれました、日本の生活になれるの大変と思います、がんばって下さいね
Japan 🇯🇵 is sooo beautiful ❤️😍
かなり綺麗にかつ現代風にリノベーションされてますね
静かな日本生活！カレーでアクセント！最高！
木造建築はいいですね、木が呼吸しているのでエネルギーを貰えます。昔の日本家屋は家の建築材料に自然のものを利用し、家とまわりの自然環境が一体化し垣根がありませんでした。カビに関しては除湿剤が安くて、除湿機（2~3万円）は高いし、エアコンのドライ機能を使っても代用できます。「気/エネルギー」が欲しいのなら海に行くことがオススメですね、足を海に浸すだけでもエネルギーが体から満ち溢れます
А еще были самураи харакири, ниндзя, гей ши, император. Весело было. Мало кто наверно думал о природе и архитектуре.)
カビが生えてましたか?? 日本は湿度が高い方なのでカビは気を付けなければいけません、私の実家も古民家風ですが、カビ対策は古来の方法で近所でも同様 風通しを良くする事で解決してるようです、朝は玄関 窓を全開にして風を通し出来ればお掃除もする、幼少から そんな親の姿を見て来ました。
Please ask in English .
Bonjour, c'est toujours un bonheur de vous retrouver et d'avoir de vos nouvelles dans ce Pays si lointain. J'espère que vous êtes bien entourée dans votre vie. C'est très important.Merci pour ce vlog de qualité. A bientôt. Danielle 🥰
100円均一店や、ドラッグストアに行けば、たくさん除湿剤があるので、カビ対策になると思います。
京都は夏も冬も厳しいですが、部屋を締め切らず、時々空気の入れ替えが必要です。
If you go to a 100 yen shop or drugstore, there are many dehumidifiers available, which I think will help prevent mold.
Although Kyoto has harsh summers and winters, it is necessary to keep the rooms closed and to change the air from time to time.
I am happy you like Japanese traditional house😊
She live tradisional house in Japan
. . . Natural beauty
❤
Nini, your voice is so sweet, I always love to hear your sweet words. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.. You are so nice 👍
Thank you so much.
Beautiful videos, yourself and scripts. Hence, curious who's next taking the videos❤
湿気取りの定番はやはり炭かな✨
オシャレなお皿に飾り置きしたら部屋とも馴染むと思います🎶👍️
それと床置きカーペットは湿気を溜めるからカビが生えやすいのでカーペットの下をこまめに掃除する方が良いですよ✨🌈
カビは身体に悪いので早目に対処してくださいね😉✨💖🍀🌈
Please wright down in English ,
You figured life so early. I can sense your wisdom. You are blessed, pure and incredible. I wish you only the best! Greetings from Prague. Also about the mold. Maybe you can put there those humidity absorbers to dry it out?
I went to Japan many times before,i love the japan style of food,culture,scenery,and people in there.Actually I am so surprisingly to find your youtube channel ,I have subscribed,see you soon^ ^
its a nice experience of life living in a old japanese house I love it
beautiful vlog)
you are a genuine person. be happy and be healthy. God is always with you.
Hi Nini-sama
Japanese households often mix several kinds of curry roux. By doing so, each household can create its own original flavor. Explore your own unique recipe by mixing multiple curry roux. I recommend “Yokohama Hakuraitei” medium hot curry made by Ebara. It is popular with many people because it is in flake form, not solid, so it dissolves quickly in hot water, and most importantly, it tastes great.
The curry roux I mix with it is Golden Curry Spice made by S&B. This is ideal for Japanese curries that are weak in spice and need a stronger spicy flavor.
But if you prefer a sweeter taste, you can mix Vermont Curry, for example.
if you could smell mold , it was released by the antique wood itself ; try placing a bucket of dry charcoal nearby , or light up a sweet - smelling scented candles that would overwhelm the musty mold smell 🤗🤟
I like simple life, no stress of big cities. A lot space and time to read and a good environment with a nice day
Japan is a lovely place made more Beautiful by your presence young Lady Best Wishes from Canada☮☮🍁🍁💐💐
Hi! 🏡
Your Machiya is s 0:40 o nice, hope it's easy to get rid of the mold.
Glad you escaped the typhoon, but you might experience it later, don't know how common it is in Japan.
Would have liked to taste the food you made, looked good.
If I go to Japan sometime, in that case I want to visit Kyoto
As a gardener, I am very much looking forward to see your upcoming vegetable garden!
Have a good time!
🇸🇪🇵🇹🙏🍀
/ Freddie
You are showing me the life in Japan that Japanese people have almost forgotten. I am very grateful. Maybe your fortune was Japanese. You are always beautiful. I am happy again.
日本を愛してくれてありがとう🥰
I really love your beautiful hair!
japanese nature related modern life attract me a lot.japanese people are very kind hearted.i love them❤❤❤
Love the way you talk❤️
❤❤❤ your sharing is great, 140 year old house is impressive
Preety Nini,
Your vlog is really amazing your voice, you way of communication, and your gorgeousness literally captivating.
No one can pessimistic while watching your vlog.
Really I likr it.
I love Japan and you are very blessed to live in Japan
This is a nice insight into your experience. Thank you for sharing. : )
ここ数年は都市暮らし（横浜市）なので、なんだか大切な事を思い出されてくれました。どこか田舎に旅に行きたい。
great video!
a dehumidifier should help preventing mold buildup. and mothball in the closet, especially where you place leather shoes or jackets. mold loves leathers.
I wish I can live like you
Beautiful Story!!!
It seems she has graceful & tender mind as if she looks like a fairy girl with long beautiful blond hair !!🌹👌
I hope she loves life in Japan!! 💖🎌🖐
Wow very nice so beautiful place your village and home town 💕🥰😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful house and a wonderful video, thank you for sharing it with us ❤
I am studying English conversation now with the only hope that one day I will be able to speak English with you! You are the daily motivation! And the videos.
Easy to watch and enjoyable!
she is amazing.
You look like an Angel. Enjoy the peace
Beautiful home!
Nice video, I like to watch your video everytime ❤
Wow,
Japnese culture is really amazing.
I am very gald to see your vlog.
Your charming voice ❤
Hey Nini i want you to make one video a week.
cuz I'm completely obsessed with you.❤❤❤
Such an amazing video ❤❤❤ Nini, thank you so much, I'm always looking forward to your videos🙏🙏🙏
Cute colors of bottle bottle nice 👍
brilliant! next month I will take the IELTS. this is a good channel for learning english👍.
Thanks for English subtitles ❤❤ i really need it😂
It’s so lovely to live in Japan ❤❤❤❤❤
建物の中のカビ対策で有効な方法のひとつは除湿機を使うことです。自分はこれで対応できています。欠点は除湿機を複数台、買わなければならないこと、電気代がかかることです。しかし、お薦めはできます。
Here is the English translation:
You're beautiful as always!
It's an honor to have someone like you live here!
The hot summer is finally coming to an end.
Please take care of yourself.
Finding the right company to provide a thorough mold report is the first step! The report should not be too expensive and will tell you where the mold exists and how severe. The next step is to get price quotes from a few companies and have them explain how they would rectify (remove) the mold. These price quotes are free in America.
In Germany I run a dehumidifier every day for 1-2 hours to combat the humidity. Theoretically, the air conditioning systems should also have this function.
英語と日本語字幕があって嬉しいです。ありがとうございます。
loving your videos great work ✨😌
カレーは「ジャワカレー」が一般的でお勧めです。多くの家では、「ジャワカレー」に別のルー（バーモントカレー）を加えて、味に深みを出します。驚くほどおいしくなりますよ。
Really, Japanese life here, is so Peaceful, GOD lives in Nature. The kind of change, Old ages Japanese House, able to Mesmerize the Concept About, Privacy.
I think, a Beautiful Experience.
🌹🤲🕊️🤝🙏
京都はとても良い街なんだけど夏は暑くて冬は寒いから大変ですね。だからこそ春と秋が素晴らしいものに見えるんですけどね。
Hi Nini:
Mold can lead to breathing problems, asthma-like symptoms, increased allergies, and should be eliminated as much as possible.
It grows readily in humid and stagnant air, and therefore can be an even bigger problem in concrete structures than in traditional Japanese architecture.
Keeping the house well-ventilated and eliminating areas with stagnant air will make it difficult for new mold to take root.
If possible, place a few floor fans (senpuki), and open the genkan windows and shoji for some time every day - letting a breeze through the house will help.
When placing furniture, please try to leave 15~20cm space between, to help air circulation. It looks like your house has suna-kabe walls, which are less friendly to mold than concrete or many wall-papers, nonetheless, leaving a few centimeters between furniture and the walls may help.
When cleaning the house, I suggest temporarily moving furniture away from each other and away from walls, so that fresh air can get into the gaps, and cleaning tools can reach and disrupt any mold surfaces that may be starting to form.
The kitchen, toilet, bathroom and laundry area probably have been made with materials that are mold-resistant; nonetheless these high-humidity areas can serve as breeding grounds for mold that can spread to other parts of the house.
Also molds will eat into many organic surfaces such as paper, wood, clothes, rubber, and some types of plastic. Likewise, any food left exposed (not stored in the refrigerator, or sealed containers).
To eliminate existing mold, acetic acid (sakusan) is cheap and effective, or white vinegar. I suggest dissolving acetic acid powder in water, spraying the solution onto any surfaces containing organic materials that look suspicious (or are not receiving good ventilation), letting the acidified solution soak into the surfaces for a few minutes, then wiping the surfaces dry.
Regarding what you can do to reduce mold in the tea-room, it may help to place a few kilograms of charcoal or zeolite inside or behind / underneath the irori (brazier or hearth). Charcoal and zeolite both absorb moisture, and may dry out the air enough to stop the mold from growing.
By the way, is Kikkoman's Tokunou the kind of soy milk that you are using? That is the most tasty of the soy milks that I have tried.
Many thanks for a charming video!
Regarding how we can feel so powerless compared to Nature (typhoons, earthquakes, etc.) it is also true we can gain knowledge of ourselves by discovering our own spirit. This discovery of our own spirit results in us experiencing the most powerful force in the universe.
Hi Nini, I always look forward to your beautiful videos. By the way, have you checked the country of origin for the products you've been featuring? If they are made in China, many Chinese people themselves warn that these products often contain harmful substances. It’s especially important to be cautious with items that come into contact with your mouth or skin. This is why many discerning Chinese consumers come to Japan to buy Japanese-made products.
Love this channel great heart ❤️ and sweet nature love ❤️ 😊
You are doing great work ❤❤
It’s a awesome place🥰🍀
日本で除湿は、除湿剤や除湿機がそれなりに安くていいものがありますよ。
テイジンの除湿剤は買えば何十年も使えるそうですし、除湿機も5、6千円で15畳程の対応出来る除湿機がありますね。
お試しあれ✨
Nini U were beautiful keep shining ❤
Hello Nini, when I was small and I did not understand the lyrics of the song, I used to sing by saying your name.
Nini nini nini nini... like this.
So beautiful
Lourival soares ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
your video helps me to fight with my anxiety. thx
Gorgeous ❤❤
Looks beautifull❤
great to see you enjoy Kyoto!
Yes japan stuff is pretty fun❤
So proud
私は、カビ対策に "青森ひば油”を精製水に混ぜて利用します。匂いに好みがあるかもしれませんが、いろんな抗菌作用があると言われています。
発生してしまったカビに対する対策ですが、水洗いできない壁、木材、畳などには、高純度の消毒用アルコールを布などに含ませて拭き取ると良い、と聞いたことがあります。リフォームした業者さんなどに確認の上、行なってください。
お風呂などの水回りのカビ予防には、シャワーなどの温水を、カビがよく発生する部分に30秒程度当てると予防できると聞いたことがあります。この場合のシャワーの温度は45°cから50°c程度が良いとのことです。お風呂の最後に私も実践していますが 効果があるようです。
wow!! I love your life style❤
This Girl is painfully good-looking!
Agonisingly ❤
You injoy life more thing, you too good
I really love your videos
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As for the mold issue, more detailed information (such as footage) is needed. It's a good idea to consult with the real estate agent (where you bought the house or where you signed a lease). If you're renting, the building owner may cover the repair costs.
As for disasters, there's no need to worry about old buildings in Japan as long as they're well-maintained. The problem to be careful of is when infrastructure (distribution, gas, water, etc.) is destroyed.
In order of importance:
1: Body temperature management.
2: Arranging water and food.
3: Arranging medical supplies.
Curry is prone to Clostridium perfringens outbreaks, so make enough to eat in one day. If you have any left over, it needs to be stored in the refrigerator at least. Refrigerate for a maximum of two days, or freeze for a maximum of one week.
Beautiful old house, nice cocking.👍👍❤️