Zucchini

I read Antino Tobucchi ‘Tokiwa Oio Isogu’ (Translated Tadahiko Wada / Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
It’s the collection about the feeling of the time.

Hassaku

I read Tove Jansson ‘ The short stories of Tove Janson’ (Translated by Mayumi Tomihara / Chikuma bunko)
It’s Tove Jansson’s human-watch in the small village of Sweden.

Mikan

I read Shuntaro Tanikawa ‘ Tanikawashuntarono Toukotoba Kotaerukotoba’ (East Press.)
‘Kusomamireninatte Ikirunomo, Itaminihimeioagenagara Ikirunomo, Hitonisugatteikirunomo, Jinseinouchitokangaetemachigatteinaikigasuru.’
‘The life with desperate, pain , or being assisted by others has its value.’

Persimmon

I read Kenji Maruyanma ‘Jinseinantekusokurae’ (Asahishinbunshuppan.)
I am impressed the last chapter ,’ Seino doreininattemo Shino shishato narubekidewanai’,
’Accept a slave for living, but not a dispatch runner for Hereafters.’
The persimmon is growing.

Kaizukaibuki

I read Takashi Uezato ‘Umino Okoku・　Ryukyu’ (Yosensha.)
It was a trading center.
The kaizuaibuki trees are trimmed by my own fingers.

Shobu (20)

I read Rishi Araki ‘English mnemonics’ (Kenkyusha.)
Do Men Ever Visit Britain?
Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount, Baron.

Tomato

I read Chodo Hashimoto ‘Sarano Yawarakana Kyosha’ (Shueisha.)
Chodo hashinoto graduated from Economics Department of Kobe University.
The tomatoes will soon turn red.

Pumpkin

Ｉ　read John Irving ‘Last Night in Twisted River’ (Translated by Yumiko Kotake / Shinchosha.)
We must continue to live battering with difficulty.
The pumpkins line up.

Shoubu (19)

I read Kazuki Sakuraba ‘Watashino Otoko’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
He is awaded Naoki Prize for it.

Shinpaku

I read Fukumi Shimura ‘Byakuyani Tsumugu’ (Junbunshoin.)
She is specialist in dying. It’s the collection of her essays.

Shobu (18)

I read Howard S. Friedman ‘The Longevity Project’ (Translated by Naomi Sakurada Seiryuushuppan.)
The diligent persons can enjoy a long-life span.

Shobu (17)

I read Joseph Heathe ‘ Economics for People Who Hates Capitalism’ (Translated by Momoyo Kurihara.)
The principal of surviving of fitness is correct to individuals but not always to nations.

Shobu (16)

I read Temple Grandin ‘Animals Makes Us Human’ (Translated byYukari Nakao / NHK Shuppan.)
The mice dig holes for searching safe habitats.

Hydrangea

I read Masao Higashi ‘Showano Kaidanjitsuwa’ (Takashi Yokosato.)
Kaidan is kaidan not guro.
The hydrangea is in full bloom.

Shobu (15)

I read Masao Higashi ‘Showano Kaidanjitsuwa’ (Takashi Yokosato.)
Kaidan is kaidan not guro.

Shobu (14)

I read Milan Kundera ‘Une rencontre’ (Translated by Yoshinari Nishinaga / Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
Kundera wrote this book when he was 82.

Shobu (13)

I read Tetsuya Takahashi ‘Giseino System Fukushima・Okinawa'
Could we justify the sacrifice that we might make in the cause of national benefit?

Shobu (12)

I read Itaru Tomiya ‘Yonjijyukugonochugokushi’ (Iwanaishinsho.)
I learned what 'Onkochishin’ come from.

Shobu (11)

I read China Mieville ‘The City & The City’ (Translated by Masamichi Higurashi / Hyakawashobo.)
The city has its won particular crime.

Shobu (10)

I read Yasuko Narita ‘Minnadetsukuro Gakkotoshokan’ (Iwanaji Junior Shinsho.)
It’s important how we can attract a number of students.

Egg plant

I read Jean Giono ‘Colline’ (Translated by Satoru Yamamoto / Iwanamishoten.)
It's the story of hymn of the nature.
The baby egg plant hang down from the branch.

Shobu (9)

I read Jean Giono ‘Colline’ (Translated by Satoru Yamamoto / Iwanamishoten.)
It's the story of hymn of the nature.

Shobu (8)

I read Takaaki Yoshimoto ‘Shisotowananika’ (Shunjyusha.)
Thought exist between ideology and pathos.

The Medal with Blue Ribon

I read Takaaki Yoshimoto ‘Kokorotohawananika’ (Yudachisha.)R
The mind formation will start from the early fetus.
My sister won the Medal with Blue Ribon. (June 6)

Tokyo Sky Tree

I read Koichi Hara ‘Fire Ball’ (PHP)
It’s the story of the man who revitalized himself with leading the town festival.
Went to Tokyo and visit Tokyo Sky Tree (June 5)

Shobu (7)

I read Koichi Hara ‘Fire Ball’ (PHP)
It’s the story of the man who revitalized himself with leading the town festival.

Shobu (6)

I read Akihiro Utada ‘Denshishosekinojidaiwa Hondounikurunoka’ (Chikuma shobo.)
He is non-judgemental. I am sure it will come sooner of later.

Shobu (5)

I read Akihiro Utada ‘Denshishosekinojidaiwa Hondounikurunoka’ (Chikuma shobo.)
He is non-judgemental. I am sure it will come sooner of later.

Shobu (4)

I read Ken Auletta ‘Google : The end of the world as we know it ‘ (Translated byNami Hihjikata / Bungeishinjyu. )
I feel now I become addicted to Google.

Shobu (3)

I read Junichi Ikeda ‘Web×Social×America’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
The web is dead? It’s yes and no.