Kuromoji

I read Toshio Shimao & Yoshie Hotta ‘Tsurezuregusa Hojyoki’ (Sekiabunkasha)
The are two great essays.
The kuromoji sprouts.

Shiromoji

I read Chomei Kamo ‘Hojoki’ (Iwanami)
The flow of the river is incessant, and yet its water is never the same.
The shiromoji sprouts.

Ume

I read Oki Ujin Oki ‘Akiyawa 2018nenmadeni Tebanashinasai’ (SB)
Keeping empty house is very costly.
The ume blooms.

Chinchoge

I read Yoshihiro Okada & Keisuke Kamiya ‘Mikanno Mukikata 2’ (Chogakkan)
The rabit is made from the peel of mikan.
The chinchoge blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Akiyuki Nosaka ‘Honegaitoe Hotokekazura’ (Chuokoron)
Hotokezazura grows on the ground of grave.
The tsubaki blooms.

Hiiraginanten

I read Akiyuki Nosaka ‘Hotarunohaka’ (Chinchobunko)
There are faifs and strays just after the war.
The hiiraginanten grows.

Hassaku

I read Jordan Sand ‘Teikoku Nihonno Seikatsukukan’ (Iwanami)
It describes the daily life in imperialistic Japan.
The monkey comes from hassaku skin.

Hiiraginanten

I read Kenji Utsunomiya & Makoto Uasa ‘Hakenmura’ (Iwanami)
Companies lay off temporary workers.
The hiiraginanten blooms.

Tsubaki

i read Dr. Susan Forward ‘Mothers who can’t love’ (Shinchosha)
The mother dominantly interfere with her daughter.
The tsubaki blooms.

Chinchoge

I read Robert Gates ‘Duty’ (Asahishinbun)
He is faithful to his duty.
The chinchoge blooms.

Suisen

I read Aiko Sato ‘Magoto Watakushino Chisana Rekishi’ (Bungeishinjy)
She uded to make new year’s postcards that was printed herself and her grandson.
The suisen blooms.

Ume

I read Kenzaburo Oe ‘Sakebigoe’ (Kodansha)
He became afraid of the infection of syphilis.
The ume blooms.

Ume

I read Akira Yoshimura ‘Hitoritabi’ (Bungeishinjyu)
He traveled to Sanriku.
The ume blooms.

Chinchoge

I read Kenzaburo Oe ‘Kabani Kamareru’ (Bungeishinjyu)
The man was an student movement activist.
The chinchoge is arranged in a vase.

Chinchoge

I read Kumiko kakehashi ‘Aino Tenmatsu’ (Bungeishinjyu)
Kakiji Kobayashi is humane.
Chinchoge blooms.

Koke

I read Osamu Tsukasa ‘Oe 60nendaino Seishun’ (Hakusuisha)
He bound Oe’s ‘Sakebigoe’ and ‘Kabanikamareru.’
The moss turns red.

Onion

I read Tetsuro Koyama ‘Taiheno Ikiru’ (Sakuhinsha)
Akira Yoshimura’s ‘Hitoritabi’ describes Great Tsunami in 1897 and 1933.
The onion plant grows.

Chinchoge

I read Daizo Sakurada ‘NORDO’ (Chuokoronshinsha)
U.S. and Canda are the members of NORDO.
The chinchoge blooms.

Hroshima City

I reaed Rita Wataya ‘Wali-in Closet’ (Kodansha)
Favorite clothes are unlimited in umber.
Hiroshima city can be seen from the top of Mt. Furutaka, Etajima Is.(Feb.10.)

Mt. Furutaka

I read Jeremy Rifkin ‘The Zero Maginal Cost Society’ (NHK)
It’s the fatal crisis of capitalism.
Go climbing Mt. Furutaka, Etajima Is.

Ume

I read Hideo Okuda ‘Wagayano Himitsu’ (Shueisha)
A pianist, Fumio Onishi goes to dentist.
The ume blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Akito Inui ‘Haiyu Kameoka tkuji’ (bungeishinjyu)
Kameoka tried to wear a diaper.
The tsubaki blooms.

Hakubai

I read Ben S. Bernanke ‘The Courage To Act’ (Kadokawa)
Prisident Bush left the handling of financial crisis in his capable hands.
The hakubai blooms.

Saru

I read Michio Ishikawa ‘Onsen no Heiwa to Senso’ (Sairyusha)
The is a spot of Ayle.
There is a carving of monkey on the board.

Hiroshima Castle

I read Ryoichi Wago ‘Shi no Terakoya’ (Iwanamijunior)
You can write a poem by your own way.
Hiroshinma Castle can be seen from Mt.Mitarte.

Hakubai

I read Gudrun Pausewang ‘Der Einhandige Brieftrager’ (Msuzushobo)
He lost his left hand at the war and was working as a mail person.
The hakubai blooms.

Boke

I read Kirmen Uribe ‘Mussche’ (Hkusuisha)
The daughter follows her father’s footrsteps
The boke blooms.

Ume

Yolshiki Shuto ‘Doyono Jidai’ (Iwanami)
Children's song genre in Japan is made inflationary by the magazine, ‘Akaitori.’
The ume blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Karl Raustiala/ Christpher Strigman ‘The Knockoff Economy’ (Misuzu)
Copy and inovation can exist side-by-side.
The tsubaki is arranged in the vase.