【製品名(商品名)】
コールラビ
【種類】
Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes
【生産, 卸地】
群馬県前橋市鼻毛石町（JA前橋市）
【名前の由来】
The root is round and spherical, and it looks like a turnip ≒ Kohlrabi: 玉菜→ Cabbage
【主な特徴】
“Hana stone”, The theory is that grass is growing and it looks like nose hair. I heard that it originated from “Hana stone” (Rhinolith) in the town. The great municipal mergers of the Heisei era; series of large-scale municipal mergers carried out between 1995 and 2010 under the temporary Special Mergers Law; series of large-scale municipal mergers carried out between 1995 and 2010 under the temporary Special Mergers Law. Before being absorbed by Maebashi city, Miyagi village, Seta district. The center of this village is called the section of village Hanageishi. Overview and history : Located almost in the center of Gunma Prefecture. It extends to the southern foot of Mt. Akagi and covers an area of approximately 48.15 km2. With the enforcement of the town and village system in 1889, seven villages merged to form the birth. 宮城村誌, 1973 : 県社赤城神社ノ下ニ駢列スルヲ以テ宮城ト名ヅク. It is also said to be derived from Akagi Shrine（Religion that worships mountains as sacred; 神体山）and Mt. Akagi（上毛三山）. Eruptive activity of Mt. Akagi and rich life in the Jomon period : Akagi worship from ancient times to the Middle Ages: The modern shogunate system（feudal system of the shogunate and domains）, the activities of modern greats: Alive in eternal history.December 5, 2004-Merged with Maebashi City with Ogo Town and Kasukawa Village. 市指定重要文化財 : 昭和53年4月1日, 鼻毛石一本木の板碑群, 昭和53年4月1日, （Shingon-shu Buzan-ha; Sekijoji Temple）赤城寺の石幢, 昭和53年4月1日, 鼻毛石の宝塔（赤城塔）, 昭和53年4月1日, 鼻毛石鎌田の石造阿弥陀如来坐像, 昭和60年2月12日, 鼻毛石竹内の石造地蔵菩薩立像, 昭和60年2月12日, 赤城寺の種子十三仏塔, 市指定重要有形民俗文化財 : 昭和53年4月1日, 鼻毛石の線刻不動尊（爪ひき不動尊）,昭和53年4月1日, 鼻毛石天神の五輪塔, 昭和60年2月12日, 鼻毛石竹内の双体道祖神. “German turnip or turnip cabbage”, It is said to be Native to the Mediterranean coast and is a member of cabbage that is often used in Europe. It is one of the popular western vegetables that has been attracting attention in recent years due to its unique appearance. It is said to be a variety of wild sweet indigo of the Brassicaceae family. There is another name for Kabukanran.It has been popular as an edible product in China and Taiwan（大頭菜, 結頭菜）for a long time. I heard that it was introduced to Japan in the early Meiji era.Sweet and similar to the flavor of broccoli stalks, it is delicious both raw and cooked. The unique Vitamin C is said to be hard to break even when heated. Again, you can eat the round corm.I want the leaves to be cut off and the skin to be thickly peeled off.“Town of water, greenery and poetry”, Maebashi outdated to call it “Mayahashi”. It is said that from 1648 to 1652, Tadakiyo Sakai, the fourth feudal lord of the Maebashi feudal clan, was the lord of the castle-Name change. There was a stream called Kurumagawa River around the current Tone River. The bridge over there was called the “Umaya Bridge”. It is said that this naturally became a place name. According to the Early Showa period survey, there were more than 700 units of burial mounds. Among them are the Hachimanyama tumulus and the Tenjinsan（Mt. Nantai）tumulus, which are said to date from the 4th century. Shumatsuki（Terminal phase）- The burial mounds of each period leading up to the Hotosan burial mound. These burial mounds and stone chambers are huge burial mounds, and many excellent burial items such as those stored in the National Museum have been excavated. Against this background, the Ritsuryo system later became a place for the establishment of the national government, and it seems that it became the political center of Koozuke. etc. Around the 10th century, the decree system collapsed and Japan entered a period of change. In the early 12th century, the eruption of Mt. Asama damaged Maebashi in the era of samurai. I hear that there was a time when the area was devastated in response to this situation. From the Heian period to the Kamakura period, the nichirinji-temple ekadasamukha (eleven-faced avalokitesvara) and the zenshoji-temple steel sitting statue of Amitabha were created. The construction of Mayahashi Castle is said to have started in the 15th century. During the Warring States period, this castle was the target of offense and defense by Uesugi, Takeda, Hojo and others. Especially in the battle of 1567（Horoku 10）, the townscapes of Amagawabara and Rokku, which were prosperous at that time, were burned down for Mr. Takeda and Hojo. It is said that the center of the city has moved to the lowlands that were the riverbanks of the former Tone River, and this is the current center of the city: It is said that the Tone River changed in the 1400s. In 1601（Keicho 6）, the year after the Battle of Sekigahara, Mr. Sakai of Tokugawa Fudai entered Maebashi. After that, he ruled the Maebashi clan for about 150 years in his ninth generation. Mr. Sakai was also active in the shogunate government, and Tadakiyo, the fourth feudal lord, had a great influence as an elder. After that, Mr. Sakai and Mr. Matsudaira of the Himeji clan were replaced. Mr. Matsudaira-The Maebashi Castle area was destroyed by the flood of the Tone River and was damaged by a large fire. Therefore, he moved to Kawagoe in 19 years, and Maebashi was in the state of Kawagoe Clan Maebashi division for 99 years. As a result, Maebashi declined, and the people sought to rebuild the city in hopes of revival, and in 1867（Keio 3）, Mr. Matsudaira was welcomed to Maebashi again. However, it soon became the Meiji Restoration. In addition, Maebashi’s raw silk industry grew in the middle of the Edo period: With the opening of Yokohama Port in 1859（Ansei 6）and the encouragement of the feudal lord Mr. Matsudaira, it flourished and supported modernization. etc. A prefectoral office was placed in maebashi in 1881 to create more prosperity. Town system enforcement was enforced in 1889, and in 1892, the city system was enforced first in the prefecture, fourth in the Kanto region, and 41st in the whole country. etc. In the present. It is located slightly south of the central part of Gunma Prefecture. The northern part of the city area reaches Mt. Akagi（The highest point is 1,823 m above sea level on the south side of Mt. Akagi, and the lowest point is 64 m above sea level in Shimoauchi Town.）, the male of Mt. Jyomonsanzan, with a gentle slope from north to south. The flat land of the Kanto Plain, which is about 100 m above sea level, spreads out, and urban areas are open on both banks of the Tone River, which flows southward in the form of being divided into two-From the central part to the southern part. Surrounded by the mountains of Akagi and Joshinetsu in the northwest, the climate is slightly inland and has little rainfall. The average annual temperature is 14 to 15 degrees celsius, but the temperature difference is large, so there are many changes in the four seasons.From November to April of the following year, there are many sunny days, and the northwest monsoon blows, especially in winter-Grated Akagi: From June to August, the southeastern wind blows. In summer, the temperature is high and heavy thunder strikes. The area is 311.59 km2, accounting for about 4.9 % of the area of Gunma prefecture. When the city system came into effect in April 1890, it was only 7.71 km2. The city area is about 40 times larger than when the city was first established, about 20 km east-west, and about 27 km north-south. 萩原朔太郎記念 / 水と緑と詩のまち 前橋文学館, 萩原朔太郎記念館-He gave birth to Sakutaro Hagiwara（Father of modern Japanese poetry）, a giant star in the history of modern Japanese poetry.「月に吠える」1917, 感情詩社 「蝶を夢む」1923, 新潮社「青猫」1923, 新潮社「純情小曲集」1925, 新潮社 「萩原朔太郎詩集」1928, 第一書房版「氷島」1934, 第一書房「定本青猫」1936, 版画荘「宿命」1939, 創元社.平井晩村（駒次郎氏; 1894-1919） : 群馬県立前橋高等学校校歌, 国定忠治, 幡随院長兵衛. 山村暮鳥（土田八九十氏; 1884-1924）: ドストイヱーフスキイ翻訳集（兄ミカエルに送れる手紙, 手紙2つ）1918, 新潮社「風は草木にささやいた」1918（穀物の種子）「ちるちる・みちる」1920, 洛陽堂. 萩原恭次郎（1899-1938）, 高橋元吉（1893-1965）, 佐藤垢石（1888-1956）, 東宮七男（旧宮城村; 1897-1988: 恭次郎氏とDistant relative）, 伊藤信吉（1906-2002）: マックラサンベ 私の方言村ことば, 2000, 川島書店. Produced many literary figures.
By the end of the 16th century, the vegetable had spread to England, Germany, Italy, Spain and even the eastern Mediterranean countries. From the late 18th century to the early 19th century, large-scale production was carried out in Ireland and England, during which time it seems that it was on its way to the United States. Since it is native to the northern part of the Mediterranean Sea, it is resistant to dryness and has a strong sweetness because it stores a lot of water in the spherical part. In German, Cole seems to mean “cabbage” and rabbi means “turnip”.
If it becomes too large, the meat quality will become hard and voids will easily form inside. A type of abnormality that occurs in the roots, which spoils the cells inside and creates cavities, which refers to this. It seems to be more likely to occur if the harvest is delayed or if the enlargement is stagnant due to some obstacle. It depends on the variety, but it is better to choose one with a diameter of about 5 to 10 cm. It seems that the ones with taut skin and leaves, plump, and the ones with crispy foliage are good. Things that are light in your hand seem to have less water.
Although not shown in this work, the Maebashi Agricultural Cooperative (JA Maebashi City) created a mascot character by general application in 1994. Applicants at that time seemed to have designed Jajagon in the sense that “JA Maebashi’s eggs that do not know what will be born. With the potential and expectations of JA Maebashi where unknown things will be created.” JA Maebashi City seems to reach another milestone of the 30th anniversary of the merger in March 5th year of Reiwa. In addition, it seems that the mascot has an intention to “grow the image character” while promoting cooperative activities that are closely related to the community. It seems that everyone involved is full of expectations and hearts for the further success of “Jajagon”, which has grown up with legs.