Comments by "typower9" (@typower9) on "Japan with Nao" channel.

Hot water in the morning gets the metabolism going.
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 @ambhatti1538 Grilled/toasted/shallow fried cheese sandwiches are also very comforting.
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 @minrizor An older person I knew used to like drinking hot milk and water ( half half) before bed.
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 @ambhatti1538 if you put agood amount of pepper in it it would be extra warming.
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@bettypro You are not supposed to sleep with the electric blankets on in the uk. They are for heating up the bed before you get in. Then to keep warm during the night you use a hot water bottle ( with or without cover) and some people also use bedsocks. 😊
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@janne2744 Wind turbines are blotting the landscape in many countries, they kill and hurt the wildlife, destabilise the ground, make people ill, cost ridiculous amounts of money to build and maintain, have to have a reliable energy source to back them up for when there is no wind and when they are broken/malfunctioning, and are ruinous to the environment.
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 @felicityjohnston9276 Hot hands pads not much use i a power outage if they are the ones you need to put in a microwave.
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 @bambinaforever1402 More details on your 'gas thingy' please! Thanks
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 @bonariablackie4047 In ireland, especially in winter, the amount of power from solar panels is low, in winter, negligible.
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Instead of amasake, I put boiled water in a mug in which I have already filled to about a third with oat flakes and a pinch of salt. As I pour the water in i stir the oats so that they don't clump. Evenwiththisstep they might clump a bit but you can get rid of them after the mug has been covered for min 3 minutes. Always cover the mug to keepthe heat in and let the oats sweep in size. It is an extremely warming, comforting, soothing, nutritious drink. If you like things sweet you could add a bit of honey or fruit syrup or some raisins, or brown sugar. once it has been made
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My father always drank warm water first thing in the morning 😊. I didnt like it so I drink tea.
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