Nabana

I read Shinranbukkyo center ‘Tannisho’ (Asahishinbun)
They give us their interpretations.
The nabana blooms.

Wabisuke tsubaki

I read Hiroyuki Itsuki ‘ Shiyaku Tannisho’ (Tokyoshoseki)
Itsuki says, "Tannisho is still enigma for me."
Wabisuke tsubaki blooms.

Hakubai

I read Yoshio Kataoka ‘Kayokyoku ga Kikoeru’ (Shinchosha)
Kataoka gets familiar with Kayokyoku.
The hakubai is in full bloom.

Hiiraginanten

I read Dasaburyo Hshizume ‘Omoshirokute Nemurenakunaru Shakaigaku’ (PHP)
Language and society make inseparable pair.
The hiiraginanten will be soon in bloom.

Climb Mt. Haigamine

I read Seiichi Yano ‘Obata Kinji no Saigetu’ (Hyakawa)
Kinji Obata is hightly thought of as a playwright.
Kure city is hazy from the top of Mt. Haigamine 737m at 10:00 a.m. on Feb.23.

Aoki

I read Taichi Hayashi ‘Kaishanoshikumiwa Bokide 9wari wakaru’ (Chukei)
The story is in The Age of Discovery
The aoki is arranged in a vase.

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Tsubaki

I read Masaki Takahashi ‘Gotochi Denryoku Hajimemashita’ (Iwanami Junior)
Independent-minded individuals is expected to the new energy project.
The tsubaki blooms.

Ume

I read Banana Yoshimoto ‘Toritachi’ (Shueisha)
I cann’t do without Saga.
The ume is in full bloom.

Boke

I read David Brainbridge ‘Middle Adge: A Natural History’ (Chikuma)
Middle adge is no simply aging.
The boke has its flower buds.

Chinchoge

I read Makoto Inoue ‘Neppu no Nihonshi’ (Nikkei)
History has bright and dark side at the same time.
The chinchoge has its flower buds.

Suisen

I read Koji Yanagi ‘Saishono Tetsugakusha’ (Togensha)
Thales is regarded by many as the first philosopher in the Greek tradition.
The suisen blooms.

Tsubaki

i read Takeshi Umehara ‘’Tannisho’ Nyumon’ (President)
Yuien who is a pupile of Shinran wrote ‘Tannisho.’
The tsubaki blooms.

Climb Mt.Haigamine (737m)

I read Koyata Washida ‘Donna Ronbun demo Kaketeshimau Gijyutu’ (Genshisha)
He recommends to divide three parts.
Kure city is seen from the top of Mt. Haigamine. (Feb.15 10:00 a.m.)

Tsubaki

I read Naoki Hirokoji ‘Kiyoshi to Konoyoru’ (Chuokoronshinsha)
Kiyoshi is a master of ‘Izakaya.’
The tsubaki blooms.

Chocolate

I read Ryutaro Abe ‘Fuyuo Matsu Shiro’ (Shinchosha)
Mitsunari Ishida sent troops to Korea.
The home-made chocolate is sweet.

Hakubai

Koji Yabe ‘Nippon ha naze ‘KIchi’ to ‘Genpatu’ wo Tomerarenainoka’ (Shueisha)
They reveal the extent of of U.S influence.
The hakubai blooms.

Mantis egg capsule

I read Misumi Kubo ‘Mizuyariwa Itsumo Shinyadakedo’ (Kadokaw
At last, Sugimoto escaped from the nightmare.
A mantis egg capsule is on the tree.

Hiraginanten

I read Hiroyuki Kishida ‘Mori Motonari to Chiikishakai’ (Chugokushinbunsha)
Mori defeated Ouchi and Amago.
The hiiraginanten has its flower buds.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

I read Takashi Iketani ‘Scool Sexhara’ (Gnetosha)
The teacher commits adultery with the student.
Visit The Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims and pray for the victims and for peace.

Mt.Haigamine

I read Motoko Arai ‘Miraie…...’ (kadokawa)
Nanae becomes coming-of -age.
Climb Mt.Haigamine 737m. (Feb. 8 at 10:00 a.m.)

Suisen

I read Tsuyoshi Hirata ‘Hijosenchitai’ (Ryokufushuppan)
Radiation is unperceivable for us.
The suisen blooms.

Hakubai

I read Hide Ueda ‘Hosuno Yume’ (Kobunsha)
Masamune Date appears on the scene.
The hakubai blooms.

Ume

I read Yasuo Tanaka ‘33nenngo no Nantonaku Kurisutaru’ (Kawadeshoboshinnsa)
He walks with ‘Rotta’, a female dog.
The ume blooms.

Negi

I read Yasuhiro Tanaka/ Tomoki Hiraishi ‘Boki 3kyu’ (Nihonkeizaishinbun)
It teaches the easy way to pass boki 3kyu.
The negi grows.

Tamanegi

I read Fumiko Enchi ‘Genjimonogatari’ (Shinchosha)
The emperor loves Kiritubonokoi.
The tamanegi grows.

Aoki

I read Keita Ochi ‘Itsuwarino Kioku’ (Kagakudojin)
Stored information are not always correct.
The aoki is arranged in the vase.

Cabbage

I read Shiro kawai ‘Kaikei’ (Subarusha)
We can see what is accountant.
The cabbage grows.

Mt. Haigamine

I read Kazuyoshi Komiya ‘Zaimnushohyouwo Yomugijyutu Wakarugijyutu’ (Asahi Shinsho)
We can see how to read financial statements.
Kure city form the top of Mt. Haigamine (737m) where snow put down several centimeters.