Equatorial Atmosphere Radar (EAR) was installed in Kototabang (100.32E, 0.20S), West Sumatra in the Republic of Indonesia in March 2001, and continuous observations including the tropical tropopause region (2-20 km) has been performed since the end of June 2001. EAR has a VHF frequency of 47.0 MHz, peak output power of 100 kW, and maximum resolution is 150 m in height and 1 min in time, respectively. EAR observe three-dimensional wind velocities by five-beam DBS (Doppler Beam Swinging) mode, and 3-m scale turbulence corresponding to a half of the radar wavelength. Through the continuous observation, we found an "Apparent updraft" seems to be caused by Kelvin-Helmholtz instability just above the tropopause continuously during November 2001. And radiosonde observation also showed that Richardson number is small (smaller than 0.5) in that term. We show a wind and turbulence observation results by the EAR, especially in November 2001.