道草~michikusa~

The words "michi-kusa" is written "道草" with Japanese Kanji. '道' means roads, and '草' means grass. This expression means to loiter around or trail home, but I associate this words with the children trailing home. They pick flowers and grass by the roadside on the way to home.

I did it on my way from the school to home today. There were wild strawberries which bear fruit well. They were so red and nice. The wild strawberries there were big and looked clean, I ate one, and my friend also tried another one. It smelled good. I felt the benefit of the sun.

I really liked "michikusa" since my childhood. I like it now, too.

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