ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月5日 23時50分

In this corner of Germany, kale is more than part of a smoothie. It’s a season, an event, a tradition. There’s even a Kale King and Queen. The annual harvests of #kale in the flat lands around Oldenburg and Bremen are celebrated through hikes and all-you-can eat kale feasts. But the harvest — grünkohl, in German — is internationally unknown. So a few years ago, the city of Oldenburg set out to change that. Calling itself the country’s “Kale Hike Capital,” it began promoting events surrounding the winter walks, held from November through late February. But “it’s not about the kale,” said Lena Bauer, a #Oldenburg native. “It’s about togetherness, belonging and good friends.” @lena_mucha shot this photo of Johanna Eyting harvesting #kale in Wiefelstede-Gristede. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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