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@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

In Japan it's common to see the traditional 'katori senkō' (蚊取り線香) outside homes and in gardens during the summer.

To combat mosquitoes Ueyama Ei'ichirō (上山英一郎) developed incense sticks in the late 1800s mixed from starch, orange skin, and pyrethrum powder.

#Japan #蚊取り線香 #mosquitocoils

A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
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Camellia Tea Ceremony
@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

In Japan it's common to see the traditional 'katori senkō' (蚊取り線香) outside homes and in gardens during the summer.

To combat mosquitoes Ueyama Ei'ichirō (上山英一郎) developed incense sticks in the late 1800s mixed from starch, orange skin, and pyrethrum powder.

#Japan #蚊取り線香 #mosquitocoils

A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
A traditional mosquito coil (katori senko)...a spiral-shaped, slow-burning incense designed to repel or kill mosquitoes by releasing pyrethroid-based smoke into the air.
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Camellia Tea Ceremony
@camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

🐗🔥PIG PROTECTION🌪️🦟

One of the great joys of summer is taking out the sliding doors and blurring the line between garden and tearoom, relishing the morning cool before it gets too hot.

But...
Mosquitoes also love the garden.

So what to do?🤔

#Kyoto #京都 #蚊取り線香#Japan

The gardens have tsukubai (purification basins), but we only use these during occasional tea gatherings. Each morning we change the water to keep them clean, and to prevent mosquitoes breeding!
The gardens have tsukubai (purification basins), but we only use these during occasional tea gatherings. Each morning we change the water to keep them clean, and to prevent mosquitoes breeding!
The gardens have tsukubai (purification basins), but we only use these during occasional tea gatherings. Each morning we change the water to keep them clean, and to prevent mosquitoes breeding!
Atsuko-san poses for a photographer in the teahouse garden.
Atsuko-san poses for a photographer in the teahouse garden.
Atsuko-san poses for a photographer in the teahouse garden.
During the summer we mostly keep the doors to the garden closed beside the tea room. Not only does this keep the cool air inside, it also traps the mosquitoes outside.
During the summer we mostly keep the doors to the garden closed beside the tea room. Not only does this keep the cool air inside, it also traps the mosquitoes outside.
During the summer we mostly keep the doors to the garden closed beside the tea room. Not only does this keep the cool air inside, it also traps the mosquitoes outside.
Atsuko-san throws open the doors to the teahouse garden to enjoy a quiet matcha moment.
Atsuko-san throws open the doors to the teahouse garden to enjoy a quiet matcha moment.
Atsuko-san throws open the doors to the teahouse garden to enjoy a quiet matcha moment.
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