A harvest festival was held at Tachibana Farm in the Kureha Hills, where many families and others enjoyed the bounty of autumn. A child pulling up a peanut: "Look at this huge plant!" The farm, run by the Tachibana Group, a construction, civil engineering, and recycling company, cultivates 20 varieties of crops, including sweet potatoes and asparagus, under the motto "Return what comes from the soil back to the soil." On the 3rd, with peanuts in…
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A harvest festival was held at Tachibana Farm in the Kureha Hills, where many families and others enjoyed the bounty of autumn. A child pulling up a peanut: "Look at this huge plant!" The farm, run by the Tachibana Group, a construction, civil engineering, and recycling company, cultivates 20 varieties of crops, including sweet potatoes and asparagus, under the motto "Return what comes from the soil back to the soil." On the 3rd, with peanuts in…