Daikon

I read Kazushiga Abe ‘Shikaku’ (Littlemore.)
It’s a horror suspense.
The daikon is growing.

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Kinkan

I read Wasei Shibarta ‘Shinsetsu Hannyashingyo’ (Ikedashoten.)
Shakuson’s first voice is ‘Agra kham miya loka assa .’
The kinkan is growing.

Sazanka

I read Shinryo Kubo ‘Hannyashingo 90no Chie’ (Mikasashobo.)
Hannyashingyo is a bridge to happy land.
The sazanka has its flower buds.

Hakusai

Gendai Nishikawa ‘Hannyashingo’ (Kounsha.)
Hannyashingyo is introductory and insight.
The hakusai is going to be round.

Rakyyo

I read Yasuaki Nara ‘Hannyashigyo Kogi’ (Tokyoshoseki.)
Hannyashingyo is a popular Buddhist scripture
Rakkyo has its flower.

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Didai

I read Shiro Tenge ‘Hannyashingyono Kagaku’ (Non book.)
Hannyashigyo imply the theory of advanced scientific research .
The daidai has droplets after raining.

Hassku

I read Yonematsu Shiono ‘Tocho Takeuchi Yogaku’ (Chikumashobo.)
Yogaku Takeuchi conqueror 14 mountains of which summit is over 8,000 meters.
The hassaku is the rain.

Mikan

I read Yoshie Hotta ‘Teikameigetsukishishou’ (Shinchosha.)
Few read the full story of ‘Meigetuki.’
The mikan wears water droplet.

Daini-Ondoohashi

I read Ron Currie Jr. ‘God Is Dead’ (Translated by Hikaru Fujii, Hakusuisha.)
God is helpless and dead.
I crossed Daini-Ondooohashi on foot for the first time.

Yuzu

I read Daisuke Mogi 'Eine Kleine　na taiken’ (Gengishobo.)
‘Wunderbar ‘is ‘Wonderful’in English.
The yuzu begins to turn orange.

Hototogisu

I read Joseph E. Stiglitz ‘The Price Of Inequality’ (Translated by Koichi Nirei & Toshiya Minemura, Tokumashoten.)
Don’t the rich have a guilty of conscience?
The hototogis is at its best.

Tsuwabuki

I read Noboru MIyata ‘Toshokannikayou’ (Musuzushobo.)
The library will change with the times.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Hoei Temple

I read Hiroshi Mori ‘The skull Breaker’ (Chuokoronshinsha.)
We can learn Hagakure Heiho, the Hagakure’s art of war.’
visit Eiho Temple in Tajimi, Aichi.

Inuyama castle

I read Hitoshi Yoshioka ‘Genshiryokuno Shakaishi’ ( Asahishinbunshuppan.)
We must learn the history of implementing the nuclear power.
Visit Inuyama castle.

Isejingu

I read Yuzaburyo Otokawa ‘Sekiryousannmyaku’ (Shinchosha.)
The kijishi is described in detail.
Vist Isegingu.

Shingiku

I read Shoji Asai ‘Higgs Ryushino Naso’ (Shodensha)
Higgs circumstance gives the material masses.
The shingiku is growing.

Nabana

I read Kumiko Kakehashi ‘Nekowodaitachichi’ (Kyuryuusha.)
She saw the real face of her father at the age of middle thirty.
The nabana is growing.

Takana

I read Tadashi Nishihira ‘Zeaminokeikotetsugaku’ (Tokyodaigakushuppankai.)
To work feverishly makes the man rising above self.
The takana is planted.

Spinach

I read Mamoru Samuragochi ‘Kokyokyoku Daiichiban’ (Kodansha.)
He is contending against obstacles.
The spinach is growing.

Cabbage

I read Tor Noretranders ‘The User Illusion’ (Translated by Hiroyuki Shibara, Kinokuniyashoten.)
The consciousness is illusion.
The cabbage is growing.

Wakegi

I read Kyoko Shimazaki ‘Yasuikazumigaitajisai’ (Shueisha.)
Kazumi Yasui penned a hit for Watashinojokamachi.
The wakegi is growing.

Hiroshimana

I read Shigenori Kanehira ‘Okinawa Wajiwaji Tshushin’ (Nanatsumorishokan.)
Okinawa is victimized for the sake of Japan main land.
The hiroshimana is growing.

Hakusai

I read Kenta Nishimura ‘Kuekiressha’ (Shinchobunko.)
He continues the life of a rouster.
The hakusai is growing.

Daikon

I read Jinichi Uekusa ‘Bokuwa Sanpoto Zatsugakuga Suki’ (Shoubunsha.)
Whats hip, wat’s square?
The daikon is growing.

Chisha

I read Brian fagan ‘Beyond The Blu Horizon’ (Translated by Erika Togo, Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
I was surprised at the originality and ingenuity of the ancient people.
The chisha is ready for cooking.

Shumeigiku

I read Kikuko Tsumura & Maki Fukasawa ‘Dameomikaku’ (Kinokuyashoten.)
They are active women.]
The shumeigiku is at its best.

Aster

I read Michi kaifu ‘Big Data no Hashatachi’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
Google is one of them.
The aster blooms.

Kinmokusei

I read Masayuki Tanaka ‘Umarekawaru Dobutsuen’ (Dojin Sensho.)
He studied the lives of animals at Kyoto City Zoo.
The kinmokusei blooms.

Shumeigiku

I read Machi Tawara ‘Chiisana Kotoba’ (Iwanamishoten.)
She talks with her little son.
The shumeigiku blooms.

Agehacho

I read Tamaki Miyata ‘Okashina Jipang Zuhancho’ (PIE.)
The artwork of Arnoldud Montanus who depict sights in Japan is strange.
The agehacho makes me welcome at the top of Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi.

Matsu

I read Kunio Tsukamoto ‘Kirinkishu’ (Chusekisha.)
Shuji Terayama was talented
The matsu is trimmed.