Hydrangea

I read Stephen Greenblatt ‘The Swerve’ (Translated by Junji Kono, Kashiwashobo.)
It’s the story of how the world modern.
The hydrangea blooms.

Shobu

I read ‘Osamu Yamamoto ‘Dongurinoie’ (Shogakkan.)
We must coexist with the disability persons.
The shobu blooms.

Ingen pea

I read Orie Nakagawa ‘Sesshuu’ (Kodansha.)
Sesshuu Aoki is the first Japanese actor in America.
The ingen pea has its flowers.

The trimmed fence

I read Naoto Yoshikai ‘Hyakuninisshudeyomotoku Heianjidai’ (Kadokawa.)
Hyakuninisshu was assembled together by Teika Fujiwara.
The hiragi fence is trimmed.

The trimmed fence

I read Takashi Takeda ‘Social Media Shinkaron’ (Diamondsha.)
It says how social media transforms the way we live and do business.
The hiragi fence is trimmed.

Umeshu

I raad Michael Ende ‘Momo’ (Translated by Kaori Oshima, Iwanamishoten.)
You can see what is time.
The umeshu is made.

Cucumber

I read Marxo Lacoboni ‘Mirroring People’ (Translated by Michio Shiobara, Hayakawa.)
It’s the new science of how we connect with others.
The cucumber has its flowers.

Satsuki

I read Keitaro Kondo ‘Taikanden’ (Heibonsha.)
Taikan is a talented Japanese style painter.
The satsuki is at its best.

Ayame

I read Kikuryo Miyashita ‘The Journy to Caravaggio’ (Kadokawa.)
Cavaggio is an artistic genius.
The ayame blooms.

Onion

I read ‘Arabian Night’ (Translated by Shinji Maejima, Heibonsha.)
There are old Arabian love stories in the first part.
The onion is preserved.

Shobu

I read Ayako Miura ‘Garashafujin’ (Shufunotomosha.)
Garashafujin is a daughter of Mitsuhide Akechi.
The yellowish shobu blooms in the pond.

Hirado-tsutsuji

I read Linda Polman ‘De crisiskaravaan’ (Translated by Tsuyoshi Ohira, Toyokeizaishinposha.)
It is not entirely smooth to implement humanitarian assistance.
The hirad-tsutsuji is trimmed.

Onion

I read Eenest Hemingway ‘God Rest You Merry, Gentleman’ (Translated by Motoyuki Shibata, Switch Publishing.)
The man wants to take off his testicles.
The onion is just before harvest.

Kumano Magaibutsu

I read Kyoko Nakajima ‘Chiisaiouchi’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
George Itakura left notes to his heir to build the little house.
Kumano Magaibutsu stands in Kunisaki peninsula.

Kishobu

I read Masataka Otsuki ‘Utsukushiki Algeria’ ((Diamondsha.)
There are seven world heritages in Algeria.
The kishobu blooms (May 15)

Ontayaki

I read Masatoshi Kisaichi ‘Algeria woshirutameno 62sho’ (Akashishoten.)
France occupied Algeria.
The clay is grounded by water wheel for making Ontayaki china ware.

Kisuisen

I read Norio Yamamoto ‘Umesawa Tadao’ (Chukoshinsho.)
Umesawa is a great thinker.
The kisuisen blooms.

Shiran

I read Hidehiro Okada ‘Nihonshonotanjyou’ (Chikuma Bunko)
The histroy is the assertion of the writer.
The siran just before bloom.

Kabosu

I read Momoko Ishii ‘Nonchan Kumoninoru’ (Kobunsha.)
It makes me quiet down.
The kabosu blooms.

Yuzu

I read NHK ‘ Maney Shihonshugi’ (Shinchosha.)
It is just a money game.
The yuzu has its buds..

Tomato

I read Shouchiro Kami & Masato Ozaki ‘Ikebukuro Montparnasse no Dogakatachi’ (Akashishoten.)
I knew of Ikebukuro Montpamasse for the fist time.
The tomato has its flower.

Chervil

I read Pierre-imon Laplace ‘Essai Philosophique Sur Les Probabilites’ . (Translated by Soshichi Uchii, Iwanamibunko.)
He writes about the the probability theories without equations
The chervil is ready for cooking.

Tomorokoshi

I read Pierre-imon Laplace ‘Essai Philosophique Sur Les Probabilites’ . (Translated by Soshichi Uchii, Iwanamibunko.)
He writes about the the probability theories without equations
The tomorokoshi is growing.

Strawberry

I read Brian Greene ‘The Elegant Universe’ ( Translated by Hajime Hayashi & Masaru Hayashi, Shisosha.)
He describes superstrings, hidden dimensions, and the quest for the ultimate theory.
It's the first strawberry of the season.

Ume

I read Gustav Rene Hocke ‘Die Welt Als Labyrinth’ (Iwanamibuinko.)
He writes about Mannerist painters.
The ume produces its berries.

Shiran

I read Toshio Inoue ‘Yamanotami/Kwanotami’ (Chikumagaugeibunko.)

He describes the life and religion in medieval times.
The shiran blooms

Goya

I read Tatsuhiko Shibusawa ‘Utsurobune’ (Fukutakeshoten.)
The sound of doing one’s business is special.
The goya is planted.[

America Robai

I read Zygmunt Baiman ‘Liquid Life’ (Translated by Keisuke Hasegawa, Otsukishoten.)
It’s not solid now but liquid.
The America robai blooms.

Ingenmame

I read Ichiriki Yamamoto ‘Miokumeguri’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
It three stars restaurant of the Yamamoto version.
The support pole of ingenmame is set.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Shinichi Mori ‘Jikok Control no Ori’ (Kodansha.)
Today is the McDonalization of Society.
The hiradotsutsuji is at its best.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Osamu Inoue ‘Nintendo’ (Nihonkeizaishinbunshuppansha.)
Iwata was sekected as a president by Yamauchi.
The hiradotsutsuji keeps its beauty.