Rakkyo

I read Michael J.Sandel ‘What Mony can’t buy’ (Translated by Shinobu Onizawa, Hayakawahobo.)
How do you think the police car whith commercial logo?
The lakkyo has its flowers.

Hakusai

I read Hiromichi Ugaya ‘J pop no shishofukei’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
I was interedted in the chapter about Keisuke Kuwata .
The hakusai is growing.

Ginmokusei

I read Yssuda Hiroshi ‘Beyer no himitsu’ (Ongakunotomosha.)
The Beyer , The textbook of piano lesson is not always almigty.
The ginmokusei blooms.

Mizuna

I read Fuyumi Ono ‘Tsukinokage Kagenoumi (Kodansha.)
It’s a fantasy novel.
The mizuna is ready.

The first train

I read Carossa ‘Yonenjidai’ (Translated by Eiji Saito, Iwanamibunko.)
It’s Carossa’s memoir of his childhood.
Going to get on the first train.

Tsuwabuki

I read Kenji Iwamoto ‘Murakami Tomoyoshi Gekitekisentan’ (Shinwasha.)
Tomoyoshi Murayama is a generalist of art.
The tsuwabli blooms.

Hototogisu

I read Toshio Shimao & Yoshie Hotta ‘Tsurezuregusa Hojyoki’ (Sekaibunkasha.)
Two great essays are translated into modern Japanese.
The hototogisu is in its best.

Hassaku

I read Mitsutoshi Nakano ‘Edobunkasaikou’ (Kasamashoin.)
The restitution of the ‘wahon literacy is most important for understanding the Edo culture.
The hassaku grows in clusters.

Komatsuna

I read Yoshikazu Tokuzen ‘fMartin Luther’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
The bible tells all.
The komatsuna is growing.

Daikon

I read Katochiaki ‘Nojyukunyumon’ (Soushisha.)
Let’s become expansive by sleeping out in the open.
The daikon is growing.

Hakusai

I read Ryu Otai ‘Taiwankakyo 1949’ (Hakusuisha.)
I can see the grief that war causes.
The hakusai is growing.

Mt. Noro

I read Akira Nakashima ‘Gendaishoryushimonogatari’ (Kodansha.)
We can learn what the higgs boson is.
Going to get on 6:13 early morning train for climbing Mt. Noro.

Carrot

I read Paul Auster ‘The Brooklyn Follies’ (Shinchosha.)
His story is easy to read.
The carrot is growing.

Kinmokusei

I read Makoto Kondo ‘Ganhouchiryohounosusume’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
It doesn't seem all that we consult a doctor.
The kinmokusei emits an aromatic odor.

Parsley

I read ‘Onnagausootsukutoki’ (Translated by Kyoko Numano, Shnchosha.)
Women’s lies are differ from those of men.
The parsley is ready.

Akinasu

I read Taku Miki ‘K’ (Kodansha.)
The wife such as K is not my favorites.
The akinasu is special.

Hototogisu

I read Taku Miki ‘K’ (Kodansha.)
The wife such as K is not my favorites.
The hotogogisu blooms.

Mizuna

I read Shiraku Tatekawa ‘Amenakano Rakuda’ (Shinchobunko.)
I learned of the lives of the pupils of the rakugo masters.
The mizuna is growing.

Early morning.

I read Shino Sakuragi ‘Togen’ (Shogakkan.)
It’s the murder case at Kushiro Marsh.
Go out at early morning.

Takana

I read Ichikawa Sarunosuke ‘Super Kabuki’ (Sshueishashinsho.)
I learned what super kabuke is.
The takana is growing.

Sunny lettuce

I read Takayasu Ogura ‘Yawaranoonjin’ (Shogakkan.)
I learned about Rusty Kanokogi for the first time.
The sunny lettuce is ready.

Wakegi

I read Michael R. Rose ‘The Long Tomorrow’ (Translated by Hiromi Kumai, Misuzushobo.)
I think it no use to phostphone aging intentionally.
The wakegi is growing.

Trimmed hiiragi

I read Sayuri Shirai ‘Oshumeiso’ (Nihonkeizaishinbunshuppan.)
I leaned about EU.
The hiiragi fence is trimmed.

Sanma and eggplant

I read Nanako Murata ‘Monogatarikindaishi Girishanorekishi’ (Chukoshinso.)
I leaned what Greek is.
The sanma is cooked with the eggplant.

Hazeran

I read Jyoji Nobeyama ‘Atorienikki.’ ( tSeiryushuppan.)
His diary is easy to read.
The hazeran blooms after 3 p.m.

Miyajima

I read Toshiyuki Horie ‘Nenshonotamenoshusaku’ (Kodansha.)
I think it’s a redundant description.
Miyajima photoed from Mt. Furutaka in Etajima.

Mitarai

I read Yoji Arakawa ‘Shitokotoba’ (Iwanamishoten.)
It helps me to understand the configuration of the poem.
Yesterday went to Mitarai, Oosaki Shimojima island, Kure City.
Had lunch , "Asatore Higawari" and "Anagodon."

Kabu

I read Ryo Miyama ‘Yomenaiyuigonsho’ (Futabasha.)
It's the story concerning notary deed will.
The kabu is planted.

Akatonbo

I read Toyoko Yamazaki ‘Kareinaruichizoku’ (Shinchoubunko.)
It's the story of gorgeous but pitiful family.
The akatonbo sits in the sun.

Higanbana

I read Kiyoshi Akutagawa ‘Tokinoyohakuni’ (Misuzushobo.)
It’s the collection of a nwe paper man , Kiyoshi Akuagwa.
The higanbana blooms.

Pine tree

I read Waraimeshi Tetsuo ‘Hannyashingyo.’
It's the easy commentary on Hannyashingo.
The pine is trimmed.