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初めての餅つき! |
サンタクロースにプレゼント? |
手作りだんごうめ〜 |
Christmas Potluck Lunch |
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早く食べたいなー |
パエリアを作りました |
O・S・O・B・A |
Noah loves his soy sauce |
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Pizza Time! |
うどん |
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My favorite soy sauce! |
朋あり遠方より来る、また”美味し”からずや |
MEET TO EAT MEAT !!!! |
復興〜↑からの〜↑↑牡蠣づくしに〜、あげぽよ〜!! |
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今回も、あなたの「おいしい記憶を」をおしえてください。フォトコンテストに多くの皆様が、食に関するその時々のさまざまな思いを込めた写真をお送りくださり、ありがとうございました。
Comments from Photographer Yasuyuki Amazutsumi
I would like to thank the many people who once again sent in food-related photographs filled with the various feelings of those moments for the “Seasoning your life” Photo Contest. While looking at each photograph received from everyone as a judge, more than the photo’s technical quality, I endeavored to choose those which could share with others the thoughts and time captured in the photo. This is the fifth time for me to be given the privilege of being the judge for this photo contest. The first time I was the judge, I felt that there were mostly photos taken by mothers of children eating alone. However, after the disaster, the second and third times, I sensed that there were now mostly photographs of families eating together inside. This time, there are many photographs taken outside, with parents and their children, siblings, grandparents and grandchildren, friends, colleagues, group members and others sharing their time together through meals. I was able to experience the feelings and mood of the photographs, seeing many where the bonds of each relationship were deepening. I think that mothers had surely taken these, but there were many scenes of fathers and their children. The expressions of their faces were captured very well, and I was impressed with the angles and compositions. I felt warm when looking at the expressions of people even in the photographs of colleague gatherings, and it was heartwarming to see scenes of grandfathers and their grandchild. I myself have once again felt the importance of sharing time and deepening bonds through eating. This year marks three years since the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear accident occurred. Signs of the disaster and tsunami are becoming harder to see, but there are effects of the radiation, and there are still many people who have no choice but to live in temporary housing away from their hometowns and in other prefectures. To eat food is to connect lives. I would like everyone to lead healthy lives with balanced meals while deepening bonds. Yasuyuki Amazutsumi |




























