Hagi

I read Takashi Minamikawa ‘Shin. Roma teikokushuiboshi’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
Pride comes before a fall.
The white hagi blooms.

Hagi

I read Hideo Furukawa ‘Namu rocken ‘n’ roll 21bu kyo’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
Is there Jodo?
The hagi blooms.

Matsu

I read Hiroko Oyamada ‘Kojyo’ (Shinchosha.)
The factory is solitary and dismal.
The matsu is trimmed.

Matsu

I read Masaya Matsumoto ‘Totsuzen Tsumaga Taorertara’ (Shinchosha.)
How can I live when the wife become sick.
The matsu is trimmed.

Rose

I read Nobuyoki Matsutake ‘Nihonnoryodofunsou’ (Otsukishoten.)
I can understand the disputes of Takeshima and SIenkakushoto.
The rose blooms.

Hototogisu

I read ‘Great Painting’(Japanese version of A Dorling Kindersley Book)
Mona Liza is enigmatic.
The hototogisu blooms.

Higanbana

I read Shino Sakuragi ‘Hotel Royal’ (Shueisha.)
It the time when spouses will be separated.
The higanbana blooms.

Matsu

I read Hideyuki Takano ‘Somaliland, Puntland and Southsomalia’ (Honnozasshisha.)
Somaliland is a strange country.
The matsu is trimmed.

Waremoko

I read John Loke ‘Two Treatises Of Government’ (Translated by Takashi Kato, Iwanamibunko)
It’s social contract theory
The waremoko blooms.

Eggplant

I read Akio Kobayashi, etc ‘Club and Saloon’ (NTT Shuppan.)
Club and Saloon are information.
The eggplant has its fruits.

Nira

I read Didier Anzieu ‘Le Moi-peau’ (Translated by Motoko Fukuda, Gensosha.)
Sensitivity of skin makes identity.
The nira blooms.

Chestnut

I read Hitomi Yamaguchi ‘Sakenominojikobengo’ (Shinchosha.)
It tells Jyuzo Itami likes shochu ‘Shiranami.’
Chestnuts grows.

Mizuna

I read Kyokutei Bakin ‘Nansosatomihakkenden’ (Iwanamibunko.)
We will see Hakkenshi.
The mizuna is planted.

Hiroshimana

I read J.M.Barrie ‘Peter and Wendy’ (Translated by Hajime Seriu, Kaiseisha.)
Wendy will become adult.
The hiroshimana sprouts.

Carrot

I read Mokomichi Harymi ‘Mocomeshi’ (Magazine House.)
His dishies makes us happy.
The carrot sprouts.

lettuce

I read Maki Arimoto ‘Sotsugyoushikinorekishigaku’ (Kodansha.)
The graduation ceremony is grave.
The lettuce is planted.

Higanbana

I read Yasushiro Shirai ‘Kotobanorikigaku’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
The language controls persons naturally.
The higanbana blooms.

Cabbage

I read Shoji Yamafuji ‘Hetaumabunkaron’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
People sometimes are interested in the works done badly on purpose.
The cabbage sprouted in the nursery bed.

Mt.Hiyama, Kurahashi

I read Ango Sakaguchi ‘Sakuranomorinomannkainofumoto’ (Iwanamibunko.)
The flowers of sakura in the forest makes peoples uneasy.
The view form the top of Mt. Hiyama in Kurahashi island. Hashirajima island lies ahead of the center.

Hakusai

I read Hisashi Inoue ‘Isshukan’ (Shinchosha.)
It’s the prisoner’s life in Shiberia.
The hakusai is planted.

Sunny lettuce

I read Taro Inoue ‘Requiemnorekishi’ (Heibonsha.)
Chinkonka in Japanese is not good translation for requiem.
The sunny lettuce is planted in a nursery bed.

Kabu

I read Motoyuki Shibata ‘Honyakukyoushitu’ (Shinshokan.)
It’s the lectures of literary translation.
The kabu sprouts.

Daikon

I read Hiroyuki Sasahara ‘Hogenkanki’ (Kadokawa.)
Some kanjis made from the dialect.
The daikon sprouts.

Mikan

I read Endo Shusaku ‘Ryugaku’ (Shinchosha.)
He did not fit in.
The mikan is growing.

Laurel

I read Natsuko Kusanagi ‘Bijyutukanniikou’ (Iwanami Junior Shinsho.)
Kusanagi now belongs to The Hiratuka City Museum.
The laurel grows.

Negi

I read Muneyoshi Ynagi ‘ Hidano Sarayama ‘ (Gyosei.)[
The Ontayaki is the most folksy china.
The negi is planted.

Chisha

I read Yuichiro Miura ‘Arukebaarukuhodo Hitowawakagaeru’ (Shogakkan.)
Walking is the best way for physical training.
The chisha is planted.

Broccoli

I read Shusaku Endo ‘Hahanarumono’ (Shinchobunko.)
Pardon makes pain.
The broccoli is planted.

Hiiraginanten

I read Masaki Nakamasa ‘Carl Schmitt　Nyumonkoza’ (Sakuhinsha.)
Making a decision is the most important thing in politic.
The hiiraginanten grows.

Hiiragi

I read Toshinari Masuda ‘Nanateijyudoki’ (Kadokawashoten.)
I t’s depicts the struggle of the player in Hokudai Judo club .
The hiiragi grows.