Pine tree

I read Oliver Sacks ‘Musicopholia’ (Hayakawashobo)
The music is hysterical for human.
The pine tree is trimmed.

Hototogisu

I read Hayami Kudo ‘Naraehon’ (Kyotoshoin)
Zekaibo feels refreshed after taking a bath.
The hototogisu blooms.

Sanshuyu

I read Osamu Ike ‘Nihono Kemari’ (Mitsumurasuikoshoin)
Kemari is said that it imported in Japan with Buddhism.
The sanshuyu bears fruits.

Kinmokusei

I read Hidehiro Inagaki ‘Jakushano Senryaku’ (Shinchosha)
Discretion is the better part of valor.
The kinmokuei emits an aromatic odor.

Pine tree

I read Latife ‘Tekin ‘Berci Kristin Cop Masallari ‘ (Kawade)
People begin to live at the corner of dump field.
The pine tree was trimmed yesterday.

Hakusai

I read Atsuhiko Wadda ‘Dokushono Rekishiwo Tou’ (Kasama)
How do books connect with readers?
The hakusai is growing.

Ohagi

I read Yasuhiro Okudaira ‘Hyogenno Jiyuwo Motomete’ (Iwanami)
America gives us example of freedom of expression.
The ohagi was served yesterday.

Siro-hagi

I read Edited by Jermy Webb ‘Nothing’ (SB Creative)
Time as well as the univers was created by Big Bang.
The shiro-hagi begins to bloom.

Chestnut

I read Michio Murakami, etc ‘Kijyunchi no Karakuri’ (Bluebakcs)
Safety is the states in which the risk is zero.
The chestnut bears fruits.

Tsuriganeninjin

I read Tamotsu Yamade ‘Kanazawa wo Aruku’ (Iwanamishinsho)
Kanazawa has the long history and tradition.
The tsuriganeninjin blooms.

Itadori

I read Sarasa Ono ‘Shaba wa tsuraiyo’ (Poplar)
Ｉt’s life-and-death battle.
The itadori blooms.

Kabosu

I read Atsushi Horibe ‘Machiwokaeru Chiisanamise’ (Lmagagine)
Horizontal ties between shops must be important.
The kabosu bears fruits.

Sakuradate

I read Inuhiko Yomota ‘Morroco Rutaku’ (Shinchosha)
Morocco ia a country in Africa.
Sakuradate blooms.

Shimogamojinjya

I read Fumiko Yonezawa ‘Jinseiwa Tanoshinda Monoga Kachisa’ (Nikkei)
She is a physical scientist who lives happily
Visit Shimogamoj_Jinjya.

Kumano Hongutaisha

I read Hidehiro Kato ‘Makkokujira no Shzenshi’ (Heibonsha )
The makkokujira is the typical whale.
We visited Kumano Hogutaisha.

Sendaihagi

I read Reo Kimura ‘Sensonikakusareta Shindo7’ (Yoshikawakobunkan)
The war burns truth.
The sendaihagi blooms.

Aster

I read Itsuhiro Mori ‘The Urban Traffic System Revolution ---The Trolleybis change city’ (Ric)
The trolleybus is eco-friendly.
The aster blooms.

Mikan

I read Japan spaceelevator Asspcoatopm ‘Spaceelevator’ (Aspect)
The space elevator is more economical than the Rocket.
The mikan is growing.

Higanbana

I read Hiroshi Ito ‘Dai5 no Senjyo’ (Shodensha)
We must prepare the cyber threat
The higanbana blooms.

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Enkoji(2)

I read Kumiko Taguchi ‘Shoten Fkutsu Sengen’ (Chikuma)
We, book seller always take the challenge for the readers.

Say 'nenbutsu' at the 'hondo' of Enkoji. (on September 9.)

Enkoji

I read Hajime Nakamura ‘Bukkyono Shinzuiwo Kataru’ (Komazawadaigaku)
We carry the origin of universe in ourselves.
Reach No.３９　Enkoji-Temple. (on September 9.)

Jiso-Toge

I read Yuriko Mamiya ‘Keigode Tabisuru Yoninno Otoko’ (Kobunsha)
Four man was purified in the nature of Sado Island.
Go ohenro and walk along the path toward No.39 Enkouji Temple

Aster

I read Aki Nakamura ‘Rio to Takeru’ (Shueisha)
He expects that we much more understand sexual minorities.’
The aster blooms.

Habuso

I read Rui Kodemari ‘The Apple Song’ (Poplar)
Marie was born from the flames.
The habuso is dried.

Habuso

I read Ayu Majima ‘ Hadairo no Yuutsu’ (Chukoshosho)
Kanzo Uchimura was bewhiskered.
The habuso is dried.

Rose

I read Paul Yoon ‘Once The Shore’ (Hakusuisha)
The woman told a waiter about her husband.
The rose blooms.

Goya

I read Yo Takeuchi ‘Taishu no Gnezo’ (Chuokoronshinsha)
Now the elites would yield the popular pressure.
The goya grows

Habuso

I read Toru Takeda ‘Boryokuteki Fukeiron’ (Shinchosha)
Others are not always see the sane scenery that I etched.
The habuso will be dried for tea.

Sanekazura

I read Hitoshi Nakayashiki ‘Seimei no Karakuri’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
We, the living things, do self reproduction and not-self production.
The sanekazura produces berries.

Umemodoki

I read Yuichi IIjima ‘Ninchisho wo Shiru’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
We are inevitable to become demented.
The umemodoki berries begin to turn red.