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.

Endomame support poles

I read Momoe Kanazawa ‘Romanesque Bijyutsu Kakumei’ (Shinchosha)
Kanazwa loves Romanesque architecture.
The endomame is surrounded by bamboo support poles.

Library book

I read Akiyuki Nosaka ‘Mascomi Hyoryuuki’ (Genkishobo)
Yukio Mishima said nice things about Akiyuki Nosaka.
Today is the last day of this year's book week.
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Endomame

I read Nanami Shiono & Antonio Scimone’ Rome de Kataru’ (Shueisha)
It come from a conversation between mother and her child.
The endomame grows.

Takana

I read Kei Iwaki ‘Good bye My Orange’ (Chikumashobo)
Handling freely the local tongue is a fundamental weapon for living.
The takana grows.

MIkan

I read Masahiko Matsumoto ‘Nihonno Seishin Igaku Kono50nen’ (Misuzushobo)
The medication becomes main treatment.
The mikan turns orange.

Yuzu

I read Junichi Tomono ‘Irukagyo wa Zankokuka’ (Heibonsha)
The dolphin catching at Daichi is held in reprobation.
The yuzu is arranged on the board of a vase.

Broccoli

I read Kenya Matsuda ‘Zeccho no Ichizoku’ (Kodansha)
Shinzo Abe’s mother may a great woman.
The broccoli grows.

Hiiragi

I read Shigeru Satormi ‘Shikei Enzai’ (Impact)
They had pleaded their guilty for may years.
The hiiragi blooms.

Hassaku

I read Jay Rubin ‘The Sun Gods’ (Shinchosha)
The Japanese emigrant in America was forced to live in the camp.
The hassaku bears fruit.

Parsley

I read Seishu Hasa ‘Soul Mate’ (Shueisha)
His wife and daughters avoid his company.
The parsley grows.