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Yumeno Shimoda planted Chinese Parasol tree seeds on May 26, 2009 下田夢乃ちゃんが、被曝アオギリの種を植えました。

On May 26, 2009, Yumeno planted Chinese Parasol seeds in a pot in her backyard in East Village with her parents, Kenji and Yayoi Shimoda. Yumeno and Kenji replanted their Tomato seedling into a bigger pot, hoping to grow more Tomatoes. Afterwords, Yumeno played piano and wrote her name in her hand writing. Good Luck with watering!!
2009年5月26日、下田夢乃ちゃんがご両親、下田健二、弥生さん達がみまもる中、被曝アオギリの種を鉢に植えました。尚、夢乃ちゃんと健二さんは豊作を願いトマトの苗を大きな鉢に植え替えました。夢乃ちゃんはその後ピアノを披露し、可愛らしい手書きで名前書いてくれました。元気な芽がでますように!!

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