Nanten

I read Mari Nakami ‘Yanagi Muneyoshi’ (Tokyodaigaku Shuppankai.)
Yanagi Soetusu is a great cultural figure.
The white nanten stands against tinted momiji.

Hassaku

I read Terutsugu Takahashi ‘Gochidokuhon’ (Chikumabunko.)
The proofing is more effectrive by others than by myself.
The hassaku grows in abundance.

Akinonogeshi

I read Nada Inada ‘Kokorononosokowonozoitemitara’ (Chikumashobo.)
We have collective unconsciousness.
The akinonogeshi is arranged.

Daikon

I read Yuko Tsushima ‘Yamaneko Dome’ (Kodansha.)
Half blood under American military occupation lives tough.
The diakon is under being dried.

Senryo

I read Kzuo Okanoya ‘Tsunagarino Shinkaseibutugaku’ (Asahishuppansha.)
The living thingss comunicate each other
The senryo's berries turn red.

Unzen Kanko Hotel

I read Nada Inada ‘TNkunno Denki’(Nichiyobibunko.)
He lived at the age of the Meiji Restoration.
Unzen Kanko Hotel is brightly lit.

Momiji

I read Yukiko Motoya ‘Anokokokangaerukotohahen’ (Kodansha.)
All of us stick to something.
The momiji is tinted.

Shiromoji & Dodantsutsuji

I read Hironori Yagi ‘Sekaino Nogyoto Shokuryomondai’ (Natsumesha.)
The food issue is the most important problem in the world.
Shiromoji and Dodantsutsuji turn color.

Pole

I read Makoto Sataka ‘Harada Masazumi no Michi’ ( Mainichishinbunsha.)
He dedicated his life to suffers of Minamata mercury poisoning.
The poles are set for supporting peas.

Sazabja

I read Yasutake Tsui ‘Seicon’ (Shinchosha.)
He lost sexual capacity by being attacked by a dirty man and lives in the sense of taste.
The sazanka blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Magda Hp;;amder-Lafpm ‘Quatre Petis bouts de pain’ (Translated by Kei Takahashi, Misuzushobo.)
She is a Jew trapped in a Nazi ghetto
The tsubaki blooms.

Daikon

I read Osamu Dazai ‘Fugakuhyakkei’ (Iwanami.)
Mt. Fji was registered on the World Heritage List.
The daikon grows well

Miso

I read Yoko Hiramatsu ‘Steak wo Shitamachid’ (I Bungeishijyu.)
She says Uchida is a good motsuyaki shop.
The miso is made.

Dashboard

I read Yo Henmi ‘Aoihana’ (Kadokawa.)
I am walking.
My dashboaｒd is reconstructed.

Tsubaki

I read Masanobu Higuchi ‘ Kokenofushigi’ (Softtbank.)
The moss closely related to the fern.
The tsubaki has its flower buds.

Dashboard

I read Takeshi Furuichi ‘SeinoshinkaQ Hitonoshinka’ (Asahishinbunsha.)
Evolution of mankind has a deep relationship with sex intercourse.
Reconstruct a Netvibes dashboard.

Tamanegi

I read Futaro Yamada ‘Nigenrinjyuzukan’ (Tokumashobo.)
Confucius died at the age of mine.as of now.
The tamanegi is planted.

Ichigo

I read Kunio Amaoka ‘Shinkaigyotte Donnasakana’ (Bookman.)
Shinkaigyo is abyssal fish in English.
The ichigo is planted.

Nanten

I read Alexandra Horowitz ‘What does see, Smell, and Know’ (Translated by Kazuyo Takeuchi, Hakuyosha.)
Observation is the most important weapon.
The nanten turns red.

Yuzu

I read Keita Hatooka ‘Lavenonakano Gendainiho’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
Reveno comes from ‘Light Nobel.’
The uzu turns yellow.

Hassaku

I read Hideo Aiba ‘Furueru Ushi ‘(Shogakkanbunko.)
It’s comes from BSE
The hassaku begins to turn yellow.

Tsuwabkuki

I read JTB Publishing ‘Rurubu Yamanashi ‘ (JTB publishing.)
I reminded of Hoto and Motsuni at Edoya.
The tsuwabuki is in full bloom.

Mikan

I read Atuto Uchida ‘Bokuwajibunnomiakotoshika Shinjinai’ (Gnetosha.)
He is a tougher young soccer player.
The mikan begins to turn orange.

Sazanka

I read Shiro Tengai ‘Ishikigakuno Yoake’ (Fuunsha.)
The meditation makes him change.
The sazanka begins to bloom.

Nagamochi

I read Taido Matsubara ‘Hannyashingyonyumon’ (Shodensha.)
Ku is mighty.
There is a 'Nagamichi' that we purchased yesterdayon the top of the cupboard.
The owner of the shop, Doguya Hirooka in Kyoto, said that It is samll 'Nagamochi' for dolls made in Meiji era.

Toji Temple

I read Taido Matsubara ‘Watashino Hannyashigyo.’ (Shodensha.)
Let’ us pray Hannyashingyo.
Visit Toji Temple in Kyoto. and see thee inside of Gojyunoto that is opened to public inspection.

Rosanji Temple

I read Shiro Tenge ‘Chonoryoku to Ki no Nazoniidomu’ (Kodansha.)
Ki connects intuitively with new science.
Visit Rosanji Temple in Kyoto.

Yuzu

I read Hirofumi Okano & Yumi Toyozaki ‘Hyakunennogodoku’ (Chikumabunko.)
The best-selling books are reevaluated.
The yuzu turns orange.

Tsuwabuki

I read NHK CloseUp Shuzaihan ‘Tasuketetoienai’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
The man of 30’s old died solitary death.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Brocolli

I read Kumiko Kakehashi ‘Showa20nennatsu Kodomotachigamita Nippon’ (Kadokawa.)
Kiyoshi Kodama says he was taught militaristic subject.
The broccoli's head appear in the center of the plant.