Tsubaki

I read Yoshihiro Murata’ Nihonryorino Joshiki・Hijyoshiki’ (Shibatashoten)
How can you go to ‘Ochayasan?’
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Toshiyuki Nishida ‘Yakushajinsei Nakiwarai’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
He has a strong commitment to make audiences laugh.
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Yutaka Sado ‘Hajimeteno Orchestra’ (Shoggkan)
She went off to the concert for the first time.
The tsubaki blooms.

Kinkan

I read Kenzaburo Oe ‘Teigishu’ (Asahishinbunshuppan)
Internal exposure to radiation for Fukushima children should be concerned.
The kinkan bears fruit.

Celery

I read Keishi Saeki ‘Han・Minshushugi’ (Shinchosha)
Democracy shows increasing conflict.
The celery grows.

Shungiku

I read NHK ‘Wagashi’ (NHK Shuppan)
A millennium has passed sice wagashi was made.
The shungiku grows.

Karashina

I read Osamu Aoki ‘Nihonkaigino Shotai’ (Heibonsha)
It is the greatest right-wing political lobbyist group in Japan.
The karashina grows.

Robai

I read Motoaki Saito ‘The Singular Impact of Exa-Scale Computing on Us’ (PHP)
Exa means ten power to 18.
The robai blooms.

Suisen

I read Shogo Mitsuba ‘Hedappu’ (Shinchosha)
Isamu Kiriyama joined in a JFL team after graduating high school.
The suisen blooms.

Nezumimochi

I read Masahiro Ymada ‘Kekkon Crisis’ (Tokyoshoseki)
They fears to be out of middle-class.
The nezumimochi bears fruit.

Manryo

I read Nobuko Takaki ‘Vol d’Orion’ (Kodansha)
The pocket watch was sent to repair.
The manryo bears fruit.

Nanten

I read Shiichiro Nakamura ‘Kyo’ (Sakuhinsha)

Craziness comes from unconsciousness.
The nanten turns red.

Green pea

I read Hiroyuki Sasahare ‘Hogen Kanji’ (Kadokawa)

Community with diversity makes regionally specific kanji.

The green pea grows.

Lemon

I read Takashi Okui ‘Konbuto Nihonjin’ (Nikkei)
He is a president of long-established sea food store in Fukui prefecture.
The lemon bears fruit.

Amanatsu

I read Saisei Muroo ‘Wagaaisuru Shijinno Denki’ (Kodansha Bungeibunko)
Saisei Muroo studied under Hakushu Kitahara.
The amanatsu bears fruit.

Cabbage

I read Taro Okamoto ‘Bi no Sekairyoko’ (Shinchosha)
The eye is the hole that unites you and universe.
The cabbage grows.

Sazaaka

I read William Kent Kurueger ‘Ordinary Grace’ (Hayakawa)
Mind has intelligence.
The sazanka blooms.

Camellia

I read Ryosuke kakine ‘Muromachi Burai’ (Shinchosha)
Roken shaved his hair all off.
The wabiske camellia blooms.

Omotenashi

I read Shinobu Suga ‘Mata, Sakuranokunide’ (Shodensha)
Can the three meet again?
Tsurushigaki is served for the Ohenro Walker. (Dec.11.)

No.66 Unpenji Temple

I read Kikuko Tsumura ‘Fuyurei Brazil’ (Bungeishinjyu)
His spirit goes to Brazil with the man who was inhibited.
500 Rakans stand in Unpenji Temple. (Dec.12.)

No.65 Sankakuji Temple

I read Yoshihiro Tamura ‘Nihonryorino Jyoshiki:Hijyoshiki’ (Shibatashoten)
Chaya, tea-house entertainment has usually the system of a deferred payment.
Walked Ohenro to No. 65 Sankakuji Temple. (Dec.11.)

Ohenro Walking

I read Maiko Odaira ‘Yumemiru Kyoyo’ (Kawadebooks)
What is culture for women?
Go to Ohenro Walking No,65-No.70.

Radish pickle

I read Michael Booth ‘The Almost Nearly Perfectf People’(Kadokawa)
There are many problems behind the Myth of The Scandinavian Utopia.
The radish pickle is made.

Miso

I read Koji Morioka ‘Koyomibunshakai’ (Iwanamishinsho)
A part-time employee can’t have lunch at stuff’s dinning room
Miso is made.

The support pole for green pea

I read Tatsuru Uchida ‘Konnanna Seijyuku’ (Yakanhiko)
We can’t take our responsibility.
The bamboo support pole for green pea stands.

Takana

I read Fumiyo Kono ‘Hinotori’ (Nihonbungeisha)
The roaster seeks the hen.
The takana grows.

Daikon-no-tsubozuke

I read Kazushi Hosaka ‘Jinaki, Kotorimitaina’ (Kodansha)
He visited his mother’s birth place.
The radish pickle by tsubozuke way is served.

Hiroshima-na

I read Kojiro Hirose ‘Hitoga Yasashii Hakubutukan’ (Seikyusha)
The destination of the visually disabled is to draw pictures and to see them.
The hiroshima-na grows.

Radish for tsubozuke

I read Masahiro Nei ‘Nobel Keizaigakusho’ (Metier)

Nobel Prize for Economics is Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
The radish for tsubozuke pickle is dried.

Daikon

I read Mieko Kamiya ‘Ikigainitsuite’ (Musuzu shobo)
Motivation in life can't buy with money.
The daikon is dried.

Turnip

I read Hiroshi Kawahito ‘Karojisatsu’ (Iwanamishinsho)
Workaholic bosses should go away.
The turnip grows.

Radish

I read Akemi Yamafuku ‘Yamaneko Mofu’ (Paroru)
Wood engraving in her picture book is excellent.
The radish grows.

Broccoli

Juko Takasaki ‘France wa Shoushika wo Dou Kokufukushitaka’ (Shichosha)
The man change within two weeks.
The broccoli's head is growing.

Cauliflower

I read Masahiro Nei ‘20seikiwotsukutta Keizaigaku’ (Chikumashobo)
Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Friedrich August von Hayek and John Maynard Keynes are three great stars of Economics in 20th century.
The cauliflower's head is growing.

Sasanqua

I read Hazuki Saisho ‘Silence in Psycotherapy’ (Shinchosha)
Do nothing but listen to the distressed.
The sasanqua blooms.

Okayama Castle

I read Hirofumi Tanaka ‘Sherlock Holmes tachino Boken’ (Tokyosogensha)
He experienced hardships to write a pastiche of Sherlock Holmes.
Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden is under lighting-up (Nov.25.)

Mishima Shrine (Iyo-Mishima)

I read Fdedric Brown ‘Come and Go Mad’ (Hayakawa)
He is good at writing out-of-the-ordinary story.
Visit Mishima Shrine.

Ohenro

I read Sayusha Henshubu ‘〆Kirihon’ Sayuusha)
You can’t do anything when you can not write.
Walk Ohenro rrom Nakahagi to Iyo-Mishima.

Sanekazura

I read Nowaki Fukamidori ‘Wakaremichi’ (Futabasha)
Prophecies of Nostradamus failed.
The sanekazura bears fruit.

Fatsia

I read Calro Gingzburg ‘Microhistory and World History’ (Misuzushobo)
Fewer is more.
The fatsia blooms.

Camellia

I read Joseph E. Stiglitz ‘The Euro’ (Tokumashoten)
Euro is not a long lasting system by its nature.
The camellia blooms.

Hiroshima walk

I read Bryan Stervenson ‘Just Mercy’ (Akishobo)
The lawyer tried to exonerate the wrongfully convicted back person.
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Kaizuka-ibuki

I read Guy Ribes ‘Auto Fortrait D’un Faussaire’ (Kinobooks)
He felt a deep sense of relief when he is arrested.
The kaizuka-ibuki is trimmed.

Lemon

I read Maki Kashimada ‘Shonen Seijyo’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
She is a boyish girl.
The lemon bears fruit.

Senryo

I read Akiko Fujimori ‘Marugarinisarreta Onnatachi’ (Iwanami Gendaishinsho)
They are ex-girl friends of German soldiers.
The senryo bears red turned fruit.

Maple

I read Yumi Fuzuki ‘Senrei Diary’ (Poplar)
We have the same brain.
The maple turns red.

Sarusuberi

I read Shirley Jackson ‘The Lottery’ (Hayakawashobo)
She was attacked by villagers.
The sarusuberi turns red.

Saijyo Perssimon

I read Tzvetan Todorov ‘Les Ennemis Intemes De La Democratie’ (Mizuzu)
The populist develops an attitude of exclusiveness.
The Saijyo Persimmon is ripe.

Colored leaves

I read Hiroshi Homura ‘Hajimeteno Tanka’ (Seibido)

The good tanka makes communication with the reader and the listener.
Walked Momijidani, Miyajima (Nov.12.)

Mt. Misen

I read Valery Afanassiev ‘Pianist wa Kataru’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
The music must be inspirational.
Climb Mt Misan in Miyajima.