
Containers and related at “salt house” in Kojima, Okayama for:
* rainwater (perhaps)
* weighing (salt)
* koji (trays)
* miso (barrels)
Further evidence & artifacts documented throughout
Containers and related at “salt house” in Kojima, Okayama for:
* rainwater (perhaps)
* weighing (salt)
* koji (trays)
* miso (barrels)
Further evidence & artifacts documented throughout
{You might have seen a sneak preview of this glorious snap but…} Behold! 
My two lovelies, out in the *wild*, in the olden compound of a salt making family: aged bent trees, carefully tended; moss everywhere; rows of kura barns (previously storing rice, miso, pickles, salt); wood-fired bathtub; dry-fit stone masonry; art (traditional and modern) and artifacts (globes, cameras, phones, scales, accordion etc.) – I purchased a bag of salt, and six postcards which I decorated with their special commemorative inky stamp. 
At some other point I’ll share evidence of the above but for now, I’ll share evidence of my two wonderful humans. In the wild (Kojima, Okayama, Japan). <3
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Memo: seen at Nozaki-te salt compound, Kojima, Okayama, Japan 野崎家旧宅