Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It looks like the rainy season is finally coming to an end!
It's about time.
Right after I said, “I wonder if it’s about to clear up??”—it turned into a massive downpour with thunder and lightning, and it was really rough.

Typhoons might be really bad in a lot of places this year~
They say, "I might come by often~!" lol
There's a reason for that.
Observing the Sky and Predicting the WeatherDid you know that? (Kantenboki)
"Observing the heavens and observing the atmosphere" refers to predicting the weather based on natural phenomena and the behavior and appearance of animals.However,
This year, the bees are building their nests only in low places!
What's more, it's built below eye level!!!
It’s a phenomenon rarely seen in recent years—I’ve been spotting bee nests at various sites, but they’re all below eye level, you know...
This "reading the sky and observing the weather" is actually surprisingly accurate. After all, I think it's a form of statistics that's been passed down since ancient times, lol.
There are people who can tell when it's going to rain even when it isn't, right?
Even humans seem to have some kind of premonition, so I think animals must have even more senses.
Well, as the saying goes, “A prediction is just a prediction,” but if there are already signs that a disaster might strike, it’s best to be prepared.
Especially since there has been an increase in landslides specific to slopes recently.
It makes no sense for us engineers to make predictions based solely on the numbers right in front of us.
Since my work involves dealing with nature, I naturally observe it and translate those observations into numbers.
After all, my background is in civil engineering.
Of course, we should probably consider the bees' behavior too?? (Not that I know, lol)
By the way—and this is completely unrelated—when you think of bees, you think of honey.
This honey is so delicious!!
Domestic, Hand-Harvested, Natural Acacia Honeycomb
Honeycomb is the best!
You can eat it just as is, or use it in all sorts of ways!
Let’s get through this hot summer by taking precautions against disasters and enjoying some honey!
See you later.



