Sazanka

I read Kita Morio 'The House of Nire' (Translated by Dennis Keene, Kodansha International.)

Mori's grand father was a mental doctor who established and managed Aoyama Mental Hospital.

It is the story based on the family. Kita Morio passed away in October 24.

The sazanka looks good in front of the white wall.

Kinkan

I read Jonathan Safran Foer 'Extremely Loud & incredibly Close' (Translated by Takafumi Kondo;NHK shuppann.)

The bereaved family of the September 11 terrorist attacks is focused in the story. On the other hand, he described Dresden attack by U.S. in World War Ⅱ and atomic-bombed Hiroshima.

Kinkan is ripe.

Hiroshima

I read Robert B. Parker 'Pale Kings and Princes' (Penguin Books.)

It is the first time for me to read one of Parker's Spencer series.

It is interesting and easy to read.

Hiroshima city can be seen from the Mt. Ege.

Sazanka

I read Ikko Kitabayashi 'Phantom Peaks' (Kadokawa.)

It can be read at one sitting.

Sazanka beside front door blooms.

Hakusai

I read Karel Capek 'Capek no Inu to Neko no Ohanashi' (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)

It is a collection of his essays about his dog and cat. He tells us confidence and love through the sory of relationship between them and himself.

The hakusai is growing.

Cauliflower

I read Fumio Takano 'Jikanwa Daremo Mattekurenai' (Tokyosogensha.)

It is a collection of science fictions of East European authors.

Ｔｈｉs is the head of second child of cauliflower this year.

Momijidani in Miyajima

I read Natsuki Ikezawa 'Haruwo Urandarishinai' (Chuokoronshinsha.)

It's a collection of his seeays on Tohoku earthquake disaster.

Autumn color is no so great this year at Mojijidani in Myajima.（photoed on November 22)

Miyajima

I read Norio Murakami 'Murakamishiki Simple Eigobenkyohou' (Daiyamondosha.)

English extensive reading is the best way to progress in English.

Torii can be seen from the middle of Mt. Misen.

Momiji

I read Norio Murakami 'Simple Shigotojyutsu' (Daimondsha.)

He shows the four basic acquaintances for surviving in these days of globalization.

They are Christian religion, Buddhism, western philosophy and American history.

His discussion of Buddhism is profound and easy to understand.

The momiji turns red.

Yuzu

I read Shoji Yamada 'Nihonno Chosakukenwa Nazekonnani Dibishinoka' (Jinbunshoin.)

He says that people involving the revision of copyright law are very limited persons and the debate is closed its doors to general public.

The yuzu is lit by the light of the setting sun.

Broccoli

I read Shintaro Ishihara 'Shin Darakuron' (Shinchosha.)

Ishihara's views are as below.

We should dispel self-denigrating view based on 'Tokyo Trubunal.'

The 9th Article of the Constitution of Japan is totally impractical.

Nuclear armament of Japan is necessary for act of deterrent effect and the tool of political maneuvering for national position.

The broccoli's head can been seen.

Hassaku

I read Naoko Kudo / Yoko Sano 'Aitakute' (Shinchobunko.)

This is a collection of poems. 'Nekoyo' is one of them. I like it.

The hassaku tree loaded with fruits.

Daikon

I read Yasuo Hasebe 'Ho towa Nanika' (Kawadeshoboshinsho.)

Socrates raises the question of whether or not we have a sort of civic duty to break bad laws.'

Yasuo Hasebe says, "We have not."

The Daikon will become kakuteki-pickle.

Tsuwabuki

I read Hajime Shinohara 'Shiminno Seiijigaku' (Iwanamishinsho.)

The role of civil society is important for social change.

Tsuwabuki is well-colored.

Yaburan

I read Masahiko Ktsuya 'Diaspora' (Bungeishinjyu.)

Diaspora means 'the scattering of the Jews to countries outside of Palestine after the Babylonian captivity.' (dictionary.com)

Japanese abandoned their land due to radiation contamination and scattered to various countries around the world. This is the story of the people who escaped to Tibet.

The yaburan produces berries.

Tsubaki

I read Yasuyuki Todo 'Nihonkeizaino Sokojikara' (Chukoshinsho.)

For overcoming Japanese economic problems caused by earthquake and nuclear electric power plant accident, he claims the participation of Trans Pacific Paretnership (TPP) and the creation of special economic zone.

The Akebono-tsubaki blooms.

Endomane

I read Yasushi Inoue 'Hyoheki' (Shinchusha.)

Ｄaisuke Tokiwa , the boss of main character Kyota Uozu, is some fellow.

The endomame is growing.

Cauliflower

Ｉ read K. Le Cuin 'Cheek by Jowl' (Translated by Akemi Tanigaki. Kawadeshoboshinsha.)

The literature dealing animals is fantasy in some ways.

The cauliflower will be pickled in vinegar.

Rose

I read Yasuo Motoki 'Kawachigenji' (Chukoshinsho.)

Kizoku and Bushi are not always conflicting existent groups.

The rose is now in the vase on my desk.

Sea food tomato sauce

I read Masana Murakami 'Fukuyama Sansaku' (Sasakiinsatsushuppanbu.)

I knew Ekiya is old and historica town and Jaenzan's dead mine of silver.

Yesterday, we had sea food tomato sauce and Izutsu win for dinner.

Kinkan

I read Planet 'Fukuyama/Onomichi/Mihara tottemo Jyotona Lunch' (Natumeshuppna.)

The other day I had a chance to go to Fukuyama.

I had lunch at Ristaurante Murakami that was introduced by the book.

It was delicious.

Kinkan begins to ripe.

Dandelion

Ｉ　read Tsuneichi Miyamoto 'Siji Fuzoku Jiten' (Yasakashobo.)

I am interested in 'Yabuiri', Saruzake' and others.

The dandelion blooms in autumn in some situations.

Yuzu

I read Eiko Kawai 'Mainichi Kasan' (Kodansha.)

It supposed to be written for movie 'Mainichi Kasan' by Eiko Dawai. The original story is written by Reiko Saibara.

The yuzu is gentle colors.

Seiobo_Tsubaki

I read Reiko Saibara 'Mainichi Kasan / Kanihahahen' (Mainichishinbunsha.)

'Since I was child I have a recurrent dream that I went bottom of the sea and lay flat on my back.' It is the first cartoon caption.

The Seiobo_Tsubaki is attractive.

Fujibakama

I read Akiko Moritani 'Rengenoharano Mannakade' (Tokyosogensha.)

The story goes on in the rural library.

Main character is a librarian.

Fujibakama is planted today.

Inujima (2)

Ｉ read Christophe Nick et Michel Eltchaninoff 'Shi no TV Jikken' (Translated Yukiko Sakata, etc)

We are apt to salve to authorities. TV is one of authorities. We are going kill him or her in the TV studio

The artistic creation is exhibited in the in remains copper refining pant area.

Inujima

I read Shinichi nakazawa ' Nihon no Daitenkan' (Shueishashinsho.)

He discusses atomic power generation from the point of 'energology'

'Energology' is his own theory he wants to create.

Yesterday, I went to Inujima island, Okayama and saw Art Project 'Seirensho.'

Dodantsutsuji

Ｉ read Randy Taguchi 'Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fukushima' (Chikuma Primer Shinsho.)

One of the chapters in this book is 'Why there is not the A-bomb Dome in Nagasaki?'

I see how it is.

The dodantsutsuji turns autumn colors.

Mikan

I read Stig Larsson 'Millennium' (Teranslated Miho Helenharume/ Masatoshi Iwasawa, Hayakawashobo.)

It's a mystery story that the read character gets the heart of the matter.

The mikan is getting to become orange color.

Tsubaki

Ｉ read Hosei Hahakigi 'Haeno Teikou' (Shinchosha.)

It is the story of fifteen medical officers of Japanese troops.

The white Seiobo tsubaki opened yesterday Just a few hours later than the red one.