Ume

Ｉ read Futaro Yamada 'Doitsu Dokoku' (Chikumashobo.)

It's the story of the day of outbreak of war between Japan and the United States and the fifteen days before the end of the war.

Whe is the Ume bloom?

Kabu

Ｉ read Toshinori Tsubouchi 'Tsubouchi Toshinorino Haikuno Jyugyo' (Reimeishobo.)

He teaches haiku to high school students at Kyoto.

The kabu is well-rounded.

Robai

I read Toshinori Tsubouchi 'Morokuhaiku Masumasusakan' (Iwanamishoten.)

He shows three kaikus as the revolutionary works in haiku history.

'Furuikeya Kawazutobikomu Mizunooto' Basho

'Nnohanaya Tsukihahigashini Hiwanishini' Muson

'Kakikueba Kaneganarunaru Horyuji' Shiki

Now robai and suisen have their flowers.

Shendan

Ｉ read Toshinori Tsubouchi 'Hikuno Humor' (Iwanamishoten.)

He says haiku is a little word game.

The sendan is at the front of Kure City Library.

Ferry

I read Kobayashi Kyoji 'Haikutowananika' (Fukutakeshoten.)

It is a collection of the comments on Haiku by literary figures.

The ferry is going to Hiroshima from Matsuyama via Kure.

Tamanege

Ｉ read EricMccormack 'The Paradise Motel' (Translated by Mamoru Masuda /Tokyosogensha.)

It's a post modern novel.

The tamanegi amanegi is growing.

Defense Ship

I read Mori Akimaro 'Kuronekono Yuho aruiwa Bigaku Kogi' (Hayakawashobo.)

It's the new interpretation of Edgar Allan Poe.

The defense Ship is passing.

Tanker

I read Yukio Mishima 'Hojyonoumi Harunoyuki' (Shinchobunko.)

I can see his aesthetic of his own.

The tanker is passing.

Okomomiyaki

I read Sue Grafton 'B is for burglar' (Pun Books.)

Kinsey Millhone is a tenacious private investigator.

The okonomiyaki with home-grown cabbage is tasty.

Fallen leaves

I read Hilda Lewis 'The Ship That Flew' (Translated by Momoko Ishii / Iwanami.)

It is fantastic.

The fallen leaves are composted.

Vegetable Garden

I read Eleanor Farjeon 'The Little Bookroom' (translated by Momoko IUshii / Iwanami.)

What is to be rich?

The garden is going to be prepared for summer vegetables.

Kabu

I read Kenneth Grahame 'The Wind In The Willows' (Translated by Momoko Ishii / Iwanami.)

I like the characters that come on.

The kabus stay stoutly on the ground.

Nanten

Ｉ read A. A. Milne 'Winne-The-Pooh' (Translated by Momoko Ishii, Iwanami.)

I feel relaxed.

The Nanten is in the rain.

Koke

I read 'Yamanokuchi Baku Shishu' (Shinchosha.)

His colleagues call him a ' seishinno Kizoku.'

The koke turns red.

Tamanegi

I read Marie Mamsun ' A Norwegian Farm' (Translated by Momoko Ishii / Iwanami.)

I feel easy.

The tamanegi is growing in frost.

Tondo Matsuri

I read Takumi Sato 'Televi teki Kyoyo' (NTT Shuppan.)

He discusses the TV from the prospect of educational media.

Yoshiura Hchimanjinjya Tondo Maturi (Shono Matsuri) was held at Yoshiura ground on January 15, 13:00.

Nikokyo, Kure

Ｉ read Noboru Kiuchi 'Warai 3nen Naki 3tsuki' (Bungeishinjyu.)

It's the story of a laugh maker and his affiliates after the war.

I walked to Nikokyo, Kure on 12th and 14th.

I climbed this rock. Ｍy knees was shaky on the top.

Nanten

I read Kenya Hara 'Nihonno Design' (Iwanamishinsho.)

The world should be contest with aesthetic consciousness. Then the world becomes rich and varied.

The red nanten is highly visible these days. But white nanten is rare.

NIkokyo, Kure

I read Washizu Tsutomu 'Kato Shoichi woyomu' (Iwanami.)

Kato believed in words ans human persons. And he loved them.

I walked to Nikokyo.

Manryo

I read Kumi Akazaki 'Chizuru' (Shinhyoron.)

I am impressed to her daily life described so quiet and calmly.

Manryo and Senryo are now easy to notice.

Sazanka

I read Marie Kondo 'Jinseigatakimeku Katazukenomaho' (Sunmarak.)

Discard disused articles. And identify the location of each article.

Sazanka, Suisen and Robai are now in boom in my garden.

Hiragi

I read Toru Hasuike 'Watakushiga Aishita Tokyodenryoku' (Kamogawashuppan.)

We can see Fukushima nuclear power accident from the view of the retired employee of Toden.

And He also tells how the kidnapping issue by North Korea is going on.

The hiirage is transplanted from the mountain.

Kareha

I read Hayao Miyazaki 'Honenotobira' (Iwanamishinsho.)

He gives the glory to a novelist and translator Momoko Ishii.

The fallen leaves are on the surface of water.

Nanakusagayu

I read Michael J.Sandel 'Justice' (Translated by Shinobu Onizawa, Hayakawashobo.)

It gave me variable insight tho think what the right thing to do is.

Nanakusagayu is served for lunch yesterday.

Robai

I read JOichi Miyamoto 'Yamaniikiru Hitobito' (Miraisha.)

I was interested in iron manufacturers in the mountain of Chugokuchiho.

The robai is in season.

Gojyunoto

I read 'Hirayama Heiichi Shishu' (Shichosha.)

I like 'omosa', 'Ishiodaite', 'Junsui, 'Kasa', 'Sora' and 'Kao.'

The five- story tower can be seen form the ground of Itsukushima shrine in Miyajima.

Miyajima

I read Tadashi Mukaidani 'Kaiwawa Saishonohitokotoga 9wari' (Kobunshashinsho.)

Prepare what you speak ahead of time. Climate, season, or place are good for the first subject.

I visited Itsukushima shrine in Miyajima and prayed for happiness and a healthy year.

Fallen leaves

I read Yukari Tanaka 'Hogen Cosplay' (Iwanamishoten.)

Hogen Cosplay makes the field of virtual dialogue.

The fallen leaves make a more calm atmosphere.

Ochiba

I read Kenro Hayamizu 'Ramen to Aikoku' (Kodansha.)

Hayamizu tries to discuss postwar Japan with the transitions of ramen.

The fallen leaves make me calm down.

Setuchi

I read Takako Klein 'Genpatsu no Nazo' (Kairyusha.)

Takako Klein is a Japanese who have been in Germany for 40 years.

She discussed Fukushima nuclear accident from the point of world wide eyes.

The setouchi is cloudy just now and the weather forecast tells it will soon become fine.

Senryo & Matsu

I read Levy Hideo 'Nihongowokaku heya' (Iwanamishoten.)

He is a person go extensive reading.

I knew him for the first time through this book.

The senryo and the matsu arranged as the new year starts.