Notebooks

I read Arundhati Roy ‘The collected Essays by Arundhati Roy (Translated by Tetsuya Motohashi, Iwanamishoten.)
We must open our eyes to the false democracy.
There are my my old and new notebooks.

Rainy

I read Kenichiro Isozaki ‘Tsuinosumika’(Shinchosha.)
The life is lonely battle.
It's rainy now.

Hassaku

I read Tomiko mori ‘Mori Atsushi Tonojikan’ (Shueisha.)
Thanks to this book, I wants to read his book, ‘Gassan.’
The hassaku just before being harvested.

Nanten

I read Yoko Tomiyasu ‘Kitsuneyamano Natsuyasumi’ (Akaneshobo.)
The boy has good a summer vocation.
The flower arranged for a new year,

Books fro Shogatu

I read Ray Jyawardhana ‘Mohitotsuno Chikyuuga Mitsukaruhi’ (Soshisha.)
Another earth will be found soon.
There are ten books borrowed from the library.

Kinkan

I read Ed,pmd Hamilton ‘Fessenden’s Worlds’ (Translated Toru Nakamura, Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
It’s a science fiction of the space.
The kinkan is on ripening.

Supper

I read Masayo Koike ‘Tenseikaiyugyo’ (Shogakkan.)
It’s the migration of a young woman.
Supper is ready (on Dec.24).

Hakusai kimuchi

I read Donald Keene ‘Masaokashiki’ (Shinchosha.)
He had not aversion to English.
The hakusai kimuchi is ready.

The books about weather forecaster

I read Hiroyuki Uchida ‘Degicame Kihonkoza’ (Shikakudesignekenkyusho.)
Good pictures raise sympathy.
I borrowed the books about certificated weather forecaster.

Cauliflower

I read Robert R.Reich ‘Supercapitalism’ (Translated by Hiroshi Amemiya & Akiko Imai, Toyokeizaishinpo.)
It tells why small store in the mall is dying.
The cauliflower is ready.

Ohenro

I read LuLu ‘Shanhai Katatsumurinoie’ (President.)
The story is the life of young couple in Shanhai.
Walk along Shikoku ohenro. (on Dec.19)

Kochi Castle

I read Gentaro Ogawa ‘Musubikata Shibarikata’ (Seishunshuppansha.)
I learned how to tie a muffler.
drop in Kochi Castle.

Ohenro

I read Takenori Inoki ‘Keizaigakuninanigadekiruka’ (Chukoshinsho.)
We should be sound scepticism in applying the econ mics to the real world.
Walk along Ohenro Road.

Yashima

I read Osamu Hashimoto ‘Jyorurioyomo’ (Shinchosha.)
Kanadehonchushingura is itself a drama.
The view from the mountain in Yashima.

Yashima Temple

I read David Peace ‘Occupied City’ (Translated by Takeshi Sakai, Bungeishunjyu.)
It addresses the theme of the ‘Teigin’ phenomenon.
Climb Mt. Yashima (on Dec. 16).

The first train

I read Yoko Sano ‘Monndaigaarimasu’ (Chikumashobo.)
The essays are in non-serious way.
Am going to get the first train.

Kimuchi

I read Takehisa Fukumoto ‘Niijimayae Onnanotatakai’ (Kadokawa.)
I learned of the historic background when Doshisha Univershity was established by Jyo Niijima.
The kimuchi is made of daikon.

Nanten

I read Jonathan Stroud ‘Bartimaeus’　①、②、③（Ｔｒａslated by Mizuhito Kanehara & Miho Matsuyama, Rironsha.)
Bartimaeus is a good goblin.
The nanten has its white berries.

Candle holder

I read Rumiko Iwasada ‘Aoitoribunkogadekirumade’ (Kodansha.)
We can learn the publishing process of the book.
The candle holder is prepared in the case of a power failure.

Robai

I read Risa Wataya ‘Kattenifurueter’
“Ｅｎｏｕｇｈ？”　 “Not enough.’
The robai blooms.

Mt. Jaenzan

I read Julio Llamazres ‘Escenas De Cine Mudo’ (Translated by Eiichi Kimura, Villagebooks.)
We come to feel like come.
Climb Mt. Jyaenzan.
(The view from Hattori Great Pond, Ikeya-cho, Fukuyama-city, Dec.10)

Early morning.

I read Taiko Nakajima ‘Love & Systems’ (Gnetosha.)
Most Japanese couples who have had arranged marriage would probably with agree that idea.
(From Eijiro on web)
I am going to get on the first train.

Daidai

I read Tea Obreht ‘THE TIGER’S WIFE’ (Translated by Hikaru Fujii, Shinchosha.)
The niece depicts the life of her uncle who is a doctor.
The daidai turns orange.

Hassku

I read Kiyoko Murata ‘Kosen’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
It describes the radiation therapy.
The hassaku is ripe.

Hiroshimana pickle

I read Junko Tabei ‘Yamanotangocho’ (Sekaibunkasha.)
There are many appropriate pictures.
The hiroshimana pickle is made.

Broccoli

I read Akio Miyazawa ‘Kangaenaihito’ (Shinchosha.)
It’s Miyazawa’s randum essays.
The broccoli is ready for being cooked.

Hakusai

I read Isao Sarashina ‘Kasekinobunshiseibutugaku’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
IT’s the world of ‘Jurassic Park.’
The hakusai grows well.

Daikon for pickles

I read Hitoshi Murayama ‘Uchuwananndedekiteiruka’ (Gentoshashinsho.)
We can learn particle cosmology.
The daikon is under drying for pickles.

The self-defense vessel 「Kunisaki」

I read Gudrum Pauswang ‘ ICH WAR DABEI’ (Translated by Yumiko takata, Misuzushobo.)
It’s the story under Nazi.
The self-defense vessel 「Kunisaki」is under way against a back ground of Mt.Furutaka, Etajima.

Senryo

I read Ataru Sasaki ‘Akikonokiminoshomondai’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
With you, I will go.
The senryo berries become red.

Manryo

I read Nanami Shiono ‘Renaissance no Onnatachi’ (Chuokoronsha.)
There is four women’s story during the Renaissance .
The manryo is regarded as good luck charms.