A lucky charm of frogs eating rice

A figurine of a frog eating rice.

It is also a lucky charm that wishes for a good harvest and the prosperity of Japanese culture.

Do Japanese people eat rice?

The current situation in Japan where bread consumption exceeds the consumption of one household...

I like bread too, but rice fills me up better and is easier on my body.

This is because rice has been a part of Japanese culture and tradition since ancient times, and it fits the genes of the Japanese people.

Wheat is mostly exported outside of Japan, and no matter how much it is consumed, the Japanese economy will not benefit from its roots.

I find love and beauty in ancient Japanese culture and traditions, and in order to protect them, I try to consume a lot of rice these days. By doing so, I believe that Japanese farmers will be enriched, the Japanese economy will improve, and the country will improve.

The frogs that I watched over during the rice planting season did not hibernate and waited to eat the new rice after harvesting.

Let's give thanks for the fruit with the frog!

Please use it as a frog goods collection or decorate it on your desk.

Please note that each item is handmade, so there may be slight differences in color and pattern.