Chronicles of The Hardships of Komachi in The Sengoku Era

From the following year, it was decided to produce Gifu rice throughout Ozhang and Mino.

That finally puts Shizuko into a bioplastic study using hemp.

Hemp alone becomes a bioplastic raw material.

But the safest and safest method known to Shizuko, even in warring times, is the bioplastic resin mixed with rice and narcotic trunk (Ogara).

One of the most problematic aspects of this method is the involvement of rice, which is a munition.

Contemporary Japan regularly generates large quantities of ancient rice from stockpiled rice, and there is nothing wrong with using rice to manufacture hemp bioplastic resins. Rather, it can even be described as convenient.

However, in the Warring States era, the quantity of rice was directly linked to the size of the army that could be maintained as such, so we could not afford to turn to development in the medium term.

But it also ends with the advent of Gifumi.

With just a little effort from previous techniques, you can afford to turn to the development of a bioplastic resin if Gifu rice has the same yield as pesticide sprayed rice.

It was easy when it came to hemp. A sufficient amount of Narcotic Trunk (Ogara) can be obtained if cultivated throughout Ozhang and Mino.

Dedicated land is grown all year round, but the land used by the population does not overlap with the agricultural boom if cultivation is concentrated in winter. Shizuko, who was thinking about it, recalls the National Nutrition Improvement Plan.

Thinking about it for a moment she flashed. Get the Narcotic Trunk (Ogara) stably, and feed the people more hemp fruit, in a way that benefits both sides.

Firstly, Shizuko recommends the cultivation of hemp throughout the territory. Naturally, that alone does not benefit the people.

So she targeted only the hemp stem part. Shizuko tells the people, "Bring the hemp stem to the Oda family and it will be processed into fiber free of charge".

The task of removing fibers from hemp is simplified thanks to the Schlichten peeler. However, the general public cannot use this, and it is necessary to collect fibers in a way that has been passed down from time to time.

The portion is six for the people, four for the Oda family, and one of the four for the Oda family is given to the shrine. In other words, on the part of the people, as long as we deliver the hemp stem, the fibers will arrive if we wait later.

Because static children need a narcotic trunk (ogra), not fibers, the fibers themselves do not need any extra. Above all, she possesses a vast direct narcotics field, so she had plenty of hemp fibers.

Shizuko further said this to the people in terms of offering anesthesia to the shrine.

"The fruit of hemp is a gift from the Divine Buddha, to eat without leaving any gratitude. Adults should eat two capsules a day and children should eat one capsule a day."

The hemp fruit is so well balanced and nutritious that it is said to be a natural supplement.

Simply eating this constantly is expected to improve physical function.

Squeeze hemp fruit with a low pressure pressing method to remove hemp fruit oil. And hemp fruit actually increases protein when you squeeze out the oil. The hemp fruit powder powdered with this becomes a natural protein.

Nobunaga, who focused on this matter, of course, including Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, Odd Maru, Kasei Mori, Hideyoshi, Takikawa, Danba, Shibata, Sazu, the Takenaka brothers, Kyungju, Jiezuo, Changkei and other human beings around Shizuko were constantly eating hemp nuts, hemp fruit oil and hemp fruit powder.

Of course, Shizuko also constantly eats hemp nuts and is careful not to run out of the necessary nutrients.

Female only, but hemp oil was also used as skin care besides edible.

Even though the eight grains contain hemp fruit, it is consumed only occasionally and the people are not eating constantly.

But suddenly Shizuko, who thought it unacceptable to tell the people to constantly eat, falsely called the hemp fruit a "gift from the Divine Buddha" and urged the people that eating would be a thank you to the Divine Buddha.

It was a way of persuading in warring times when faith was so severe that it could not be compared to modern times.

The people who accepted this story so much began to give them two capsules a day and one for their children.

In a few years' time, the second phase of the National Nutrition Improvement Plan, "Improving Malnutrition", will be completed.

The narcotic trunk (Ogara) was also obtained in a stable manner, and rice was expected to increase significantly, so all the problems were finally cleared up.

"Now... can bioplastics really be reproduced even in this day and age? God knows all this."

Once hemp bioplastics are complete, resin products can be used for everyday household items to raise living standards to the bottom.

This includes replacing (replacing) crates that are mainly used when transporting supplies, particularly in the field of transport where notable effects can be expected.

You'll need strong wood to build a crate first. However, transporting harvested logs, which serve as raw materials for wood, is costly and requires a long period of drying operations for processing from logs to lumber.

Once the lumber is made (processed), the correction does not work. The labor costs and duration involved in completing a crate that requires manual work by several craftsmen do not make a fool of me.

The price of a crate would be commensurate with the long period and a lot of labor costs, and would no longer be a cheap substitute to use.

In contrast, plastics are so-called synthetic resins, and wood moulds and moulds can be used to form in various shapes that are durable, lightweight, and more easily than trees.

Poly bags commonly used in modern times are also synthetic resins produced from petroleum.

It is thin enough to appear clear but has a pull strength comparable to a thick cloth, is resistant to water and chemicals and has properties that do not penetrate the liquid.

It is also possible to create containers capable of easily conveying liquids, such as those typical of polybuckets, by forming them thick.

If these can be combined to create sealed containers with lids, they can be transported at a rate that has traditionally been impossible or based on the imposition of special measures, such as the transport of gunpowder or fresh food.

Waste, the protagonist in warring country era land transport, uses wooden wheels. Because the wooden wheels are heavy and hard, the unevenness of the road surface is transmitted as a direct wobble, and the strain on the towing bull horse is also high because of the high friction.

Substitutes for rubber tyres that solve this problem can be created by using synthetic resins and fabrics. Factices can be used to create substitutes for rubber tubes, and resin skin can be used to cover the exterior to create objects that are relatively close to modern rubber tires.

Although the rims and spokes will be bamboo if the outer part of the tire can be made, bicycles and rear cars can be manufactured.

Although bicycles have a variety of challenges, if a relatively simple structure of rear cars can be used, the cost of transportation can be reduced even further than using O8 cars or station carriages.

Although hemp bioplastics are inferior in strength to petroleum-based plastics, if they are milled and buried in the soil when they are no longer needed, there is an advantage to microorganisms breaking them down later.

It maintains the antibacterial resistance that hemp possesses, the bending strength beats polypropylene, the heat resistance is equivalent to polypropylene (roughly 100 degrees), and in warring times it is the material of dreams.

And there's no problem with the technology being stolen. In any case, the materials are narcotic trunk (ogra) and rice. Consuming rice in particular is painful for other countries.

"If we achieve results in six months... I wonder if we'll make it to the Ise invasion"