Kitayama Organic Farm: Great Chefs meet Great Farmers in Fujinomiya City!
Fuminori Nishitani/藤谷文紀 of Nori in Fujieda City, Tooru Arima/有馬亨 of Pissenlit in Shizuoka City and the Hirakakis, Masaaki and Kiko/平垣正明・紀子 at Kitayama Organic Farm/北山農園 in Fujinomiya City!
Today I finally had the honor and pleasure to introduce two of the very top chefs in Shizuoka Prefecture, namely Fuminori Nishitani/藤谷文紀 of Nori in Fujieda City and Tooru Arima/有馬亨 of Pissenlit in Shizuoka City to the Hirakakis, Masaaki and Kiko/正明・紀子, owners and producers at Kitayama Organic Farm/北山農園 in Fujinomiya City!
This had been long in the offing and the three of us decided to drive this Tuesday all the way from Shizuoka City to Fujinomiya City at the very foot of Mount Fuji to visit the Organic Farm of the Kitayamas not only for a formal meeting but also to establish a gastronomic event to take place in the very near future!
The Hirakakis have refurbished this ancient farmhouse on their own!
Both were professional photographers before deciding to venture in organic farming!
Pure water gushing down the slopes of Mount Fuji is one reason why Fujinomiya City is so celebrated for its superlative agriculture!
Having gone through the necessary introductions I made myself scarce after a while to let them discuss their plans.
The two chefs had struck on the idea of a collaboration dinner at Restaurant Pissenlit on the 10th of March based on the vegetables grown by the Kitayamas whose merits I had praised for some time.
Some of their vegetables on the table around which they were sitting…
Delicious pickles from the same vegetables.
Sorry for the fuzzy pictures but it was very dark inside the farmhouse!
More pickles…
While they were deep in talks I took a peek inside a greenhouse behind the farmhouse.
What are these?
All kinds of sliced radishes and turnips left to dry!
Swiss chards!
I came back to find them snacking on dried sweet potatoes!
Artichokes that will be harvested beginning of next summer!
Time had finally come to make a grand tour of the 3 ha where the Kitayamas grow more than 190 varieties of organic vegetables at different times of the year!
Golden carrot!
Burgundy carrot!
Cute orange carrot!
Purple daikon field!
The purple daikon!
To be frank, there were so many kinds I didn’t have the time to write down their names! Shall we call these mini thread purple and white daikon?
Komatsuna!
Romanesco broccoli!
Red daikon field!
Organic cabbages!
Organic red cabbages!
Shimonita leeks field!
Highly valued variety of leek in Japan!
Some of the beauties I took back home!
Looking forward to visiting the Kitayamas again next spring!
KITAYAMA ORGANIC FARM
Masaaki and Kiko Hirakaki
418-0112 Fujinomiya Shi, Kitayama, 3102
Tel./Fax: 0544-25-2795
Mobile phone: 090-2261-8821
HOMEPAGE
Private orders welcome over the phone!
PISSENLIT
420-0839 Shizuoka City, Aoi Ku, Takajo, 2-3-4
Tel.: 054-270-8768
Fax: 054-627-3868
Business hours: 11:30~14:30; 17:00~22:00
Closed on Tuesdays and Sunday evening
HOMEPAGE (Japanese)
E-Mail: pissenlit2008@ybb.ne.jp
Credit Cards OK
Entirely non-smoking!
NORI
426-0204 Shizuoka Ken, Fujieda Shi, Tokigaya, 864-3
Tel./Fax: 054-641-4778
Opening hours: 11:30~14:00; 18:00~22:00
On reservation only for dinner
Closed on Tuesdays and first Monday
Credit cards OK
HOMEPAGE (Japanese, but do check it for great photographs of the house and garden!)
Entirely non-smoking!
🇫🇷 De retour à Yaizu, Shizuoka, sous les hospices du Maneki Neko de Gokokuji.
🇫🇷 Ii Naotaka, un seigneur de la guerre né à Yaizu, dans la préfecture de Shizuoka, a vécu pendant une époque tourmentée. Il repose au temple Gotokuji à Setagaya, à Tokyo.
🇫🇷 Au Gotokuji, donc, j'ai rencontré Tama, le chat qui fait signe et qui est devenu le motif de l'Hikone Hikonyan. mascotte de Hikone, Hikonyan. Les environs du temple sont pleins de chats, tant sur les ema (plaques votives) que sur les amulettes !
🇫🇷 En revenant de son habituel fauconnage, Ii Naotaka passa par le temple Gotoku-ji (connu alors sous le nom de Kotoku-in) et fut invité à se reposer au temple par un chat qui lui faisait signe. Une fois la pluie calmée, il discuta avec le moine autour d'une tasse de thé.
🇫🇷 Shizuoka hors Shizuoka !
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