Lilac

I read Daisuke Hayashima ‘Ashigarunotanjyo’ (Asahishinbunshuppan.)
He described the world of Muromachi era.
The lilac blooms.

Tokyo Station

I read Masakni Oda ‘Honnidatte Osuto Mesugaarimasu’ (Shinchosha.)
It’s the story of book collector.
Tokyo Station is renewed.

Hama-Rikyu Garden

I read Yuta Kawashima & Tadao Adachi ‘No to Ondoku’ (Kodanshashinsho.)
It is good to read aloud.
We enjoyed walking in Hama-Rikyu, Tokyo.

Mt.Nantaizan

I read Natsuki Ikezawa ‘Bokutachga Seishonitsuite Shiritakattakoto’ (Shogakkan.)
We can learn of the bible.
Mt. Nantaizan can be seen from the room of Nikko Kanko Hotel.

Yamatsutsuji

I read Ponsai ‘Chijimishikono Nionjin’ (Gakuseisha.)
His consideration is intereting
The yamatsutsuji blooms.

Itosuisen

I read Toru Hayano ‘Tanakakakuei’ (Chukoshinsho.)
He was a tough politician.
The itoseisen blooms.

Rikyubai

I read Mei Shigenobu ‘Arabunoharuno Shotai’ (Kadokawa.)
It gives me a easy undeerstanding of Arabic Nations.
The rikyubai blooms.

Yamazakura

I read Toshiaki Tanaka ‘Kodaino Nippon To Kaya’ (Yamakawashuppansha.)
Kaya is ancient southern Korea.
Tie yamazakura is in almost full bloom.

Taranome

I read Masaaki Sugiyama ‘Yubokuminkaramita Sekaishi’ (Nihonkeizaishinbunbsha.)
It’s a history of Eurasia.
The taranome comes out.

Boke

I read Isao Endo ‘Shinkansenosoujino Tenshitachi’ (Asahishuppan.)
They are real professional cleaner.
The boke blooms

Rengyo

I read Mikisaburo Mori ‘Rousoutobukkyo’ (Hozokan.)
It’s good for the rudimentary understanding of the idea of Roshi and Sohsi.
The rengyo is arranged.

Yamazakura

I read Sei Yoshno ‘Hanaotarashitakami’ (Yayoishobo.)
It’s a idyllic setting.
The yamazakura blooms.

Rengyo

I read Oriza Hirata ‘Wakariaenaikotokara’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
He talks about double mind theory.
The rengyo is in full bloom.

Asparagus

I read Nagayo Taniguchi ‘Cyber Jidainosenso’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
Net-centric Operation Peration is important for warfare.
The asparagus shoot comes up.

Ukiyanagi

I read Hideaki Ota ‘IMF’ (Chukoshonsho.)
IMF is now on an age of transition.
The ukiyanagi is arranged.

Tsubaki

I read Kuhachiro Koarashi ‘Nihon Meiso Kiso Retsuden.’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
I am interested in ‘Unkei Kaikei Aun No Busshidamashii.’
The tsubaki is pretty.

Boke

I read Mamoru Murakami ‘Santoka Hyokaunoshogai’, and ‘Santoka Meikukansho’ ( (Shunnyodo,)and Sosuke Ueda ‘Yoidore Santoka’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
I was impressed his poem ‘Nigoreru Mizuno Nagaretsutsu Sumu.’
The boke blooms.

Strawberry

I read Tadkehiko Kariya ‘Gakuryoku To Kaisou’ (Asahishinbunshuppan.he social class
There exists close relevance between academic the students achievement and their parent’s social class.
The strawberry blooms.

Boke

I read Natsuki Ikezawa ‘Haruwourandarishinai’ (Chuokoronshinsha.)
Nature is sever.
The boke is just before bloom.

Yukiyanagi

I read Shinichi Mori ‘Hongakuzureru’ (Bungeishijyu.)
He lives in the forest of books.
The yukiyanagi blooms.

Sanshuyu

I read Tatsuo Motokawa ‘Seibutsugakuteki Bunmeiron’ (Shinchosha.)
Conviniebce is not easy at all.
The sanshuyu blooms.

Chinchoge

I read Matsuyama Santoka Club ‘Santoka to Matsuyama’ (Atorasushuppan.)
I was impress Santoka’s poem ‘Nigorerumizuno Nagaretsutsu Sumu. ‘
The chinchoge begins to open.

Apricot

I read Kunio Yonenaga ‘ Wareyaburetari’ (Chuokoronsha.)
He is a persong of an inquiring turn of mind.
The flowers of apricot are in season.

Fukinoto

I read Kaho Nashiki ‘Estonia kiko’ (Shinchosha.)
Estonia is a place of the moss of the forest sunbeams streaming through leaves, and the reed of the sea.
The butterbur sprout makes me feel spring.

Ume

I read Jyuichi Yamagiwa ‘Gorirawakataru’ (Kodansha.)
We can learn from the life of Gorilla.
The ume is against a background of Mt. Furutaka.

Suisen

I read Atsuko Tanaka and Tadayuki Minamoto ‘Mononomigoto’ (Kodansha.)

It describes the traditional craftsmen in Edo.
The suisen is its best.

Tsubaki

I read Satoki Sakai, Takenori Takata and Masahiro Kon ‘ Ikimonono Shinka game’( Kyoritushuppan.)
The stories goes on the basis of Darwin’s theory of natural selection.
The tsubaki is its best.

Ohenro

I read Tadao Ando ‘Shitogowotsukuru’ (Nihonkeizaishuppansha.)
He is a hard worker.
Walk along Ohenro Road from No.37 Iwamoto Temple to Tosa Irino. (March 2)

Ohenro

I read Toru Yamamori ‘Basic Income nyumon’ (Kobunshashinsho.)
I agree with the idea of basic income and every person should be payed money sufficient to meet one’s need by the government.
Walk along Ohenro Road from 37.Iwamoto Temple to Tosa Irino. (Marchi 2)

Ohenro

I read Richard L. Brandt ‘one click’ (Translated by Koji Inokuchi and Umihiko Namekawa, Nikkei BP sha.)
It is convenient to get books and commodities from Amazon.
Walk along Ohenro Michi from No.37 Iwamoto Temple to Tosa Irino.

Early morning train

I read Keiichiro Hirano ‘Watakushitowananika’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
A person is a individual and dividual.
Am going to get on early morning train.