Tomorokoshi

I read Hiro Sachiya ‘Budda no Shugyo ４・５・６ ‘ (Suzukishuppan)
Manga is quite good for us to understand abstruse teaching.
The tomorokoshi bears bruits.

Kabosu

I read Reiko Morota ‘Ouchoshoyuki’ (Bungeishinjyu)
They lives greedy in the era of Heian.
The kabosu bears fruits.

Agapanthus

I reaed Shigeru Handa ‘Nihonwa Sensou wo Srurunoka’ (Iwanamishinsho)
The prime minister Abe increases unstable factors.
The agapanthus begins to bloom.

Goya

I read Hikaru okuizumi ‘Tokyo Jijyoden’ (Shueisha)
The ghost of Tokyo talks thorough six persons in various period in history.
The goya bears fruits.

Yuzu

I read Allison Hoover Bartlett ‘The Man Who Loved Books Too Much’ (Hara)
An inveterate reader robbed books of antiquarian bookshops.
The yuzu bears fruits.

Tomato

I read Jo Walton ‘Among Others’ (SogenSFbunko)[

Reading broadens her mind.
The tomato bears fruits.

Makuwauri

I read Hirakazu Tsukaya ‘Sukimano Shokubutsu Zukan’ (Chukoshinsho)
I learned of the name of Tsumekusa.
The makuwauri bears fruits.

Bell pepper

I read Denis Bertholet ‘Claude Levi-Strauss’ (Kodansha)
Claude Levi-Strauss was a French anthropologist and ethnologist and has been clled, along with James George Frazer and Franz Boas, the ‘“father of modern anthropology.” (wikipedia)
The bell pepper bears fruits.

Mikan

I read Tetsuo Yamaori ‘Koreo Katarite Nihonjinwo Senritsuseshimeyo’ （Shichosha)
Perfect poverty is one of the themes of Kunio Yanagida.
The mikan gets wet.

Okra

I read Kyosho Hayashima & Kypsho Tanaka ‘ Okyo Jodoshishu’
Jyodosanbukyo means Bussetsudaimuryojukyo, Bussetsukanmuryojukyo adn Bssetsuamidakyo.
The okra bears the fruit.

Shiso

I read Nobuhiro Kishigami ‘Hogei no Bunkajinruigaku’ (Seizandoshoten)

The whailing is a culture.
The shiso grows.

Kabocha

I read Roger Pulvers ‘Moshi, Nihontoiukuniga Nakattara’ (Shueisha)
He loves Kenji Miyazawa.
The cabocha bears fruits.

Edamame

I read Hiroshi Kozen ‘Tohono Yumoa Sukkoke Koshi’ (Iwanami)
Soshi tries to go against the norm.
The edamame bears fruits.

Hmayu

I read Keiko Kojima ‘Gebaku’ (Shinchosha)

She got free form the mother who held her in leash.
The hamayu blooms.

Persimmon

I read Richard Dawkins ‘The River Out of Eden’ (Shoshisha)
Mutation and natural selection can be found in genes.
The persimmon bears fruits.

Sansho

I read W.G.Sebald ‘Logis In Einem Landhaus’ (Hakusuisha)
Hebel's second famous work is his calendar stories, which he wrote from 1803 on for the Badische Landkalender and especially from 1807 for its successor, the Rheinländischer Hausfreund. (Wikipedia)
The sansho bears fruits.

Goya

I read Henrry Sandersn and Michael Rorsythe ‘China’s Superbank’ (Harashobo)
Debt, Oil and Influence - How China Development Bank Is Reviewing the Rules of Finance.…(From the book subtitle)
The goya bears flowers.

Small tomato

I read Moises Veasquez - Manoff ‘An Epidemic Of Absence’ (Bungeishijyu)
Helicobacter pylori bacteria may live in peace with the host human being.
The small tomato bears fruits.

Nasa

I read Mimi Hachikai ‘Oishisounakusa’ (Iwanamishoten)
He lives the grass.
The nasu bears the fruit.

Nanten

I read Eiko Tabusa ‘Hahaga Shindoi’ (Shinjinbutsuouraisha)
There are meddlesome mother everywhere.
The nanten bears flowers.

Natsutsubaki

I read Kazue Nakamura ‘dress after dress’ (Heibonsha)
Clothing is deceptive.
The natsutsubaki blooms.

Ingenmame

I read Hiroshi Segi ‘Zetsubono Sahibansho’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
We can not expet justice in the judiciary.
The ingenmame bears fruits.

Nasu

I read Shizuka Ijuin ‘ Yurusu Chikara’ (Kodansha)
Forgiveness and unforgiveness are two side of the same coin.
The nusu bears the fruit.

Togan

I read Mitsumasa Anno ‘Enoaru Jiden’ (Bungeishinjyu)
He has a painterly eye.
The togan bears fruits.

Kabocha

I read Gen Ooi ‘Yamaikara Shigaumareru’ (Mainichishinbunshuppan)
We grow old.
The kabocha bears the fruit

Tomorokoshi

I read Masahiko Kikuni ‘Hondana Taneino Bokoen’ (Ftabasha)
He visits departed Edagawa Rnapo’s residence.
The tomorokoshi grows.

Chestnut

I read Masaaki Noda ‘Mono Tojyonite’ (Iwanami)
The bereaved families scouts around for their beloved persons in the debris of crashed plain.
The chestnut bears flowers.

Gakuajisai

I read Hiroyasu Kumakura ‘Gunmaken’ (Shinjinbutsubunko)
Gunma comes from Kuruma.
The gakuajisai blooms.

Tomato

I read NHK ‘Sabawoyomu’ (Shinchobunko)
We must count ball park number of sabas as quickly as possible since they go bad easily.
The tomato bears fruits.

Eggplant

I read Miho Ogino ‘Onnanokarada’ (Iwanamishinsho)
ＯＢＯＳ comes form ‘ Our Body, Our Selves.’
The eggplant bears a flower.