Hiradotsutsuji (4)

I read Tetsuo Miura ‘’Ryutoki’ (Chikumashobo.)
There is refreshing charm in the female main character.

Hiradotsutsuji (3)

Ｉread Keisuke Imai ‘Chizuno Asobikata’ (Keyakishuppan.)
He says the book cover made by map is smart.

Hiradotsutsuji (2)

I read J.M.Coetzee ‘Slow Man’ (Translated Yukiko Konosu / Hayakawashobo.)
Love in old age exist everywhere.

Hiradotsutsuji (1)

I read NHK Shuzaihan ‘Kukaino Fukeiwo Tabisuru’ (Chuokoronshinsha.)
I learned about how new how Kukai could go to China by this book.
The hirado tsutsuji will be taken in series.

Desk lump & Computer

I read NHK Shuzaihan ‘Kukaino Fukeiwo Tabisuru’ (Chuokoronshinsha.)
I knew how Kukai could go to China by this book.
Last week I visited traditional craftsman, Yutaka Fukuda at Kurayoshi, and ordered desk lump.
I got it the day before yesterday. On the same day the new computer arrived.

Dodan-tsutsuji

I read Sigeru Gojyo 'Yamato Shukyo Shugendo' (tankosha.) 

He wrote about shugendo based on his own exprperience of shugendo. The Dodan-tsutsuji has it's many flowers.

Kirishima

I read Kenta Tazaki 'Guzen Kazen Katsura Shintaro' (Kodansha.) Katsura Shintaro is the man that I imagined to be.
The kirishima becomes red.

Kuro-robai

I read Yasushi Haramori 'issengorinno Hara' (Kurashinotecho.) It's the collections of articles written by the editor of Kurashinotecho, Haramori. And they are published from Showa 33 to Showa 45. Kuro-robai blooms.
It is also called American-robai.

Hirado-tsutsuji

I read Biais Pascal 'thought' Translated by Yoichi Maeda and Yasu Yuki / Chuokoron.) I found ' human being is thinking reed.' (No.367) ,and 'If Cleoparra's nose ha bee shoter ten whole face of the wold had been changed.' (2p 162)
Hirado-tsutsuji begins to open up.

Dodan-tsutsuji

I read Doei Ooguri 'Kobodaishi Kukaino Kotoba' (Susugishuppan.) This is a boos book to learn who is Kobodaishi.
The Dolan-tsutsuji begins to open.

Shiro-yamabuki

I read Tony Just 'Reappraisala' (Japanese version / NTT Shuppan.) Now people have no mind to learn from the past.
The shiro-yamabuki blooms.

Endomame

Ｉ read Kibe Hidemitsu ‘Igirisu Mujyunno Chikara’ (Nihonkeizaishinbunsha.)
England has many contradictions that make driving force.
The endomame is in full bloom.

Edamame

I read NHK Special Shuzaihan ‘Kakuwomotometa Nippon’ (Kobunsha.)
The reporters feel apologetic on the matter of nuclear power plants.
The edamame sprouts.

Chisha

I read Mario Livio ‘The Golden Ratio’ (Translated by Takao Saito.)
‘1:1.618…’ is said the most beautiful raitio.
The chisha is planted

Rikyubai

I　read Colin Wilson ‘Manhunt’ (Translated by Yasuo Uematsu / Yushokan.)
It is important to catch murders’ behavioral traits.
The rikyubai is fower-arranged at the foyer.

Endomame

I read Masami Tezuka ‘Keibiin Nikki’ (Ohtabooks.)
The work of the security guard is hard.
The endomame has many flowers.

Unnan Hyakuyaku

I read Ryozo Watanabe ‘Kashu Chisanateiko’ (Iwanamishoten.)
He refused to order to kill prisoners from the superiors.
The unnanhyakuyaku is planted.

Rikyubai

I read Shin Sato ’60 nendai no Real’ (Minervashobo.)
He describes 60 nendai with the key word ‘Physical body’ or ‘Real.’
The rikyubai is in full bloom.

Daisugi

Ｉ read Mieko Kawakami ‘Subetemayonakano Koibitotachi’ (Kodansha.)
It’s calf love
The daisugi is planted on April 5.

Kuromoji

I read Mari Uehara ‘Heike Junrei’ (Kobunshachienomoribunko.)
I want to travel in line with this book.
Kuromoji was planted on April 6.

Boke

I read Mari Uehara ‘Heike Junrei’ (Kobunshachienomoribunko.)
I want to travel in line with this book.
On April 6, a boke tree was planted in my garden.
Gorgeous white flowers of it will be expected next year.

Senbonzakura

I read Joel Best ‘Stat-Spotting: A field Guide to Identifying Dubious Data’ (Translated by Masaru Hayashi / Hakuyosha.)
Statistical benchmark will be help us to identify dubious data.
It is a little early for the full bloom of Senbonzakura at Sagijima.

Yukiyanagi

I read Tsuneo Ssasak ‘Korekarano Leader ni okuru 17 no Kotoba’ (Wave shuppann.)
The story is highly suggestive.
The yukiyanagi is just like the figure of its name.

Hiiraginanten

I read Hitoshi Miyake ‘Sangakushugen eno Shotai’ (Shinjinbutsuoraisha.)
I learned about Rokugomanzan, Oita for the first time by this book.
The hiiraginanten is a lucky charm.

Ｓakura

I read Toshikatsu Ue ‘Kumano Shugenno Mori’ (Iwanamishoten.)

I want to reread this book before going to Kumanokodo.

The sakura is in full bloom.

Yamazakura

I read Akira Masaki ‘Genaino Shugendo’ (Chuokoronshinsha.)
It is good book to understand what shugerndo is.
Yamazakura blooms.

Itosuisen

I read Nobuhiro Kubota ‘Ennogyjya to Shugendo’ (Wedge.)
It is natural for me being in the fusion of Shinto and Buddhism.
The itosuisen is pretty.

Ｐｅａ

I read Kunihiro Shimura ‘Chojin Ennogyojya O
zunu’ (Kadokawashoten.)
Ennogyjya Ozunu has near-superhuman ability.
The endomame gets wet.

Tsubaki

I read Kimura Takuya ‘KAI-JO-KU’ (Shueisha.)
He has a friendly talk.
The tsubaiki is pretty.

Suisen

I read Lucas / Colerus ‘Die Lebensgeshichte Spinozas’ (Translated by Yoshio Watanabe / Gakuju Shoin.)
His life is faultless.
The suisen has many flowers.