Daidai

I read Masato Shimizu ‘Zaimushoto Seiji’ (Chukoshinsho)
The politician established a positon of superiority to Finance Ministry.
The daidai bears fruit.

Akakabu

I read Masaki Nishida ‘Akumu Shogai’ (Gnetosha)
The bad dream is a sign of depression.
The akakabu grows.

Kabu

I read Mkoto Kobari ‘Ojyuken no Rekishigaku’ (Kodansha)
Who goes to private elementary school?
The kabu grows.

Sazanka

I read Clerk Eliott ‘Ghost In My Brain’ (Seidosha)
It’s the story ‘How a Concussion stole My Life and How New Science of Brain Plasticity Helped Me Get It Back’ (From the subtitle)
The sazanka blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Nick Turse ‘Kill Anything That Moves’ (Misuzushobo)

It was the reality of Vietnum War.
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubali

I read David Mitchell ‘The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Orito was a employee of Shiranui Temple.
The tsubaki blooms.

Hassaku

I read Laird Hunt ‘Kind One’ (Asahishinbun)
He was going to build a well.
The hassaku bears fruit.

Suisen

I read Yasumasa Makimura & Tetsuhisa Yamada ‘Uchusenkan Yamato wo Tsukutta Otako Yoshinobu Nishizaki no Kyoki’ (Kodansha)
Nishizaki has a lot of nerve.
The suisen blooms.

Robai

I read George Sot ‘The Untoled History of Ramen’ (Kokushokankokai)
Ramen was reborn many times in Japan.
The robai blooms.

Aoki

I read Kazuyuki Tsuruma ‘Ningen Shikotei’ (Iwanami)
The live of Shikotei is shadowy.
The aoki produces berries.

Butterbur sprout

I read Chu Wan-yao ‘ Taiwan no Rekishi’ (Heibonsha)
Taiwan was governed by Japan for 50 years.]
The butterbur sprouts come out.

Mt. Haigamine

I read Daniel E. Lieberman ‘ The Story Of The Human Body’ (Hayakawa)
Run naked.
Kure city form the top of Mt. Hauganube (Dec. 19.)

Tsubaki

I read Timothy Snyder ‘Bloodlands: Europe between Hitler and Stalin’ (Chikuma)
Bloodland was not brought to light.
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Sey Nishimura ‘Amecican army physician ga mita Senryokano KYoto no 600 days’ (Fujiwarashoten)
People look merily, lively and pretty by judging from color films.
The tsubaki of which name is "Harukaze", spring breeze blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Philip Kotler ‘conflonting Capitalism’ (Diamond)
Capitalism holds a silver lining by dealing with 14 problems.
The tsubaki blooms.

Ohenro

I read Taeko Tomioka ‘Muroo Saisei’ (Chikuma)
Saisei lived hard in his boyhood.
Walked along Shikoku Ohenro on Dec.13-14.

Iyoozu Statopm

I read Mika Tsutsumi ‘Shizumiyuku Taikoku America’ (Shueishashinsho)
They are eager to prey on Japanese medical market.
Get on at Iyoozu Station.(Dec.14)

Uwajima Sation

I read Simon Singh ‘Fermat’s Last Theorem’ (Shinchobunko)
Toyo Taniyama and Goro Shimura make contribution to obtain the proof.
Got off at Uwajima Station. (Dc.13)

Lettuce

I read Shinya Senmatsu ‘Kemonomichi no Arukikata’ (Littlemore)
Wild boars are revival.]
The lettuce grows.

Endo

I read Masato Mori ‘Shikoku Henro’ (Chukoshinsho)
The history of the shikoku henro is retractable.
The endo grows.

Cabbage

I read Herve Falciani ‘La Cdassafirte Degli Evasori’ (Kodansha)
The bank customer’s names were leaked by whistle blower.]
The cabbage grows.

Tsubaki

I read Hisashi Inoue ‘Inoue Hisashi no Dokugankyo’ (Chuokoron)
Dictionaries are good at insomnia.
The tsubaki bloom.s

Tsubaki

I read Masayoshi Hisada ‘Nammino Boryokuron’ (Kodansha)
The world fills with violence.
The seiobo tsubaki blooms.

Kimuchi

I read Douglas Lummis ‘If the world were a village of 100 people’ (Magagine House)
There are 53 women and 47 men.
Home made kimuchi is served.

Tsubozuke

I read Tatsuhiko Tsukiashi ‘Fukuzawa Yukichi no Chosen’ (Kodansha)
Fukuzawa claimed ‘Chosenkaizoron’ and it failed.
The daikon is pickled in tsubozuke way.

Maple

I read Makoto Nebuka ‘Himaraya no Don Quixot’ (Chuokoron)
Takashi Miyahara makes efforts to change a political frame work in Nepal.
The maple tree is still good at its red leaves.

Manryo

I read Kazumi Saeki ‘Soranimizuumi’ (Chuokoron)
They enjoy the song of ‘Aobazuku.’
The manryo bears fruit.

Tsubaki

I read Kaho Nashiki ‘Fushigina Rashinban’ (Bunkagakuen)
She pays attention the word ‘sustainability.’
The tsubaki blooms.

Aoki

I read Rin Hamuro ‘Kijinno gotoku’ (Shinchosha)
Gonnosuke Muso is a ground master of stick sword.
The aoki is arranged in a vase.

Senryo

I read Shuji Takashina ‘Nihonjinnitotte Utsukushisa towa Nanika’ (Chikuma)
The letter and the painting seem to have common ground for Japanese.]
The senryo bears fruit.

Toast!

I read Haruki Murakami ‘Murakamisannotokoro’ (Shinchosha)
He answered to questions by e-mails.
Toast! at Hiroshima Prince Hotel on Nov.30.

Tsubaki

I read Kaitaro Tsuno ‘Hyakusaimadeno Dokushojyutu’ (Honnozasshisha)
Lets borrow books from the library.
The tsubaki blooms.

Aoki

I read Hiromi Hoshino ‘Minna Suiseiwo Miteita’ (Bungeishinjyu)
Many Japanese Christians sacrificed their lives as martyrs.
The aoki bears fruit.

Tsubaki

I read Mariko Takahashi ‘Shikyuukeigan’ (Asahishinbun)
Shikyukeigan is called Cervical Cancer and Shikyutaigan is Uterine Cancer in English.
They are different cancers.
The tsubaki blooms.

Hassaku

I read Haruki Murakami ‘Zatsubunsho’ (Shinchosha)
The novelist obserbs a lot of things and judge the matters only a little.
The hassaku bears fruit.

Tsubaki

I read Adourahman A. WABERI ‘PASSAGE DES LARMES’ (Suiseisha)
I returned to his country, Djibouti.
The tsubaki blooms.

Nanten

I read Hiroyuki Fujishiro ‘Social Media Ron’ (Sheikyusha)
Social media makes ‘Tsunagari.’
The nanten bears red fruit.

Endomame

I read Daniel E.Lieberman ‘The story of the human body’ (Hayakawa)
Too much energy makes the man be in sick.
The endomame grows.

Daikon

I read Franc Wilczek ‘The Lightness Of Being: Mass, Ether, and the Unification of Forces’ (Hayakawa)
Mass comes from energy.
The daikon is under being dried.

Yuzu

I read Hauki Murakami ‘Shokugyotoshiteno Shosetuka’ (Switch)he
A novelist struggles against continuing creation.
The huzu bears fruit of its color is now at its best.

Onion

I read Toshio Yamagishi ‘Risk ni sewomukeru Nihonjin’ (Shueisha)
Japanese are too worry to others’s eyes.
The onion is growing.

Kodaiji Temple

I read Hideki Yukawa ‘Tabibito’ (Kadokawa)
He wrote his biography of the ages when he studied with all his heart.
The maple at Kodaiji Temple, Kyoto turns red (Photoed on Nov.19.)

Momonoki

I read Toshiaki Suzuki ‘Nihonjinn to Keizai’( Toyokeizai)
Japan must be a welfare nation.
We had supper at Momonoki, Mita, Tokyo.(Nov.17)

Edo Kiriko

I read Ken Endo ‘Grobal Commons’ (Iwanami)
The key point is to promote a spirit of mutual trust.
We got Edo Kiriko Bowl at Hanasho, Kamedo Tokyo.(Nov.17)

Sazanka

I read Pierre Bourdieu ‘Science de la science et reflexivite’ (Fujiwarashoten)
Social science and natural science should be in the same ground.
The sazanka blooms.

Senryo

I read Yasuaki Onuma ‘Rekishininshiki towa Nanika’ (Chukoshinsho)
A winner will bring irresistable pressure to a loser.]
The senryo bears fruit.

Sanekazura

I read Shinichiro Tomonaga ‘Ryoshirikigaku to Watakushi’ (Iwanami)
He tried to combine quantum mechanics and relativity theory.
The sanekazura bears fruit.

Sazanka

I read Bin Kimura ‘Aida to Inochi’ (Sogensha)
The space between individuals decides consciousness..
The sazanka is arranged in a vase

Cauliflower

I read Sumie Oshima ‘Sorani Botan’ (Shogakkan)
They love Seisuke-san]
The cauliflower grows.

Shodoshima Ohenro Map

I read Kyoko Nakajima ‘Katazuno!’ (Shueisha)
I am a unicorn.
I made the map for Shodoshima Ohenro.

Daikon

I read Yusho Takiguchi ‘The Jimi Hendrix Experience’ (Shinchosha)
The title come from the name of a rock band.
The daikon is under drying for pickles.