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Majulah Singapura - Tree Project: Chizue Honda's Camphor pot has another sprout!



砂入様、こんにちは
Hello, Mr Sunairi!
 
昨日の夜、ふと鉢をのぞいたら、新たな芽が芽吹いてました!
Last night, I looked at the pot by chance then I noticed another sprout rising from it.

ずいぶん時間が経ってから、芽が出る種もあるものですね。びっくりです。
I was surprised that this sprouted taking such a long time after I planted the seed. 

 
来年、ドキュメンタリーを見に行くのを、娘と楽しみにしてます!
I am looking forward to the screening next year with my daughter!
 
 
本田智津絵
Chizue Honda

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