Newly planted tea fields during Typhoon No. 24

There have been a lot of typhoons this year.

Typhoon No. 24, which we were worried about, passed by in the Sea of Japan off the coast of the Noto Peninsula, turning into a temperate depression.

When Typhoon No. 18 hit Aichi Prefecture last time, all 5,000 tea seedlings planted this year were knocked down, and it was a struggle to reposition each one by hand.

I was terrified by this typhoon, but when I went to check on the tea plantation after the typhoon had passed, I was relieved to see that the tea plants were safe and had not fallen over.

A typhoon is expected to approach next week, but I hope there will be no damage.