Views in tn the mountain.

I read Hiroshi Yamashuta ‘India jinno chikara’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
Asian Indians learn 99×99 times table.
These are views in the mountain behind my house on March 30.

Ohenro

I read Yamada Kenta ‘Law of Lournalism’ (Gakuyo)
We must defend the right to freedom of expression.
The hokora stands on the top of 'Seriwarishenjyo' at Iwayaji Temple.

Ohenro

I read Hiroshi tanaka ‘Hobbes’ (Iwanami)
His social contract theory is the basis of democrasy.
Arrived at 45 Iwaoji Temple

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Rhte DeFries ‘The Big Rachet ‘ (Nikkei)
It depicts how humanity thrives in the face of natural crisis.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Taranome

I read Jean Dreze and Amartya Sen ‘An Ancertain Glory India and its contractions’ (Akashishoin)
The increase of GNP does not contribute to India’s development.
The tara sprouts are served as tempra.

Rengyo

I read Ken Mori ‘Ogura Masao Inori to Keiei’ (Shogakkan)
He donated his almost property to disability aid.
The rengyo is arranged in the base.

Yamazakura

I read Masahi Nakatani, Yasuaki Kakehi, Soichiro Mihara and Kota Minamizawa ‘Shoku Raku Nyumon’ (Asahishuppan)
The sense of touch is the most foundimetal sence for the person.
The yamazakura blooms.

Yamazakura

I read Robert D. Kaplan ‘Asia’s Caudron: The South China Sea and the End of a Stable Pacific’ (Kodansha)
Every country shoud refrain from acts of hegemony.
The yamazakura blooms in the mountain.

Rengyo

I read Kikuo Mizuuchi ‘Nihonno Meishi’ (Tanpoposhuppan)
Doppo Kinokuda says ‘Sanrin Ni Jiyuusons.’
The rengyo blooms.

Itozuisen

I read Emmanuel TODD ‘QUI EST CHARLIE’ (Bungeishinju)
It’s may anti-foreign rhetoric.
The itozuisen blooms.

Rikyubai

I read Norihiro Kato ‘Murakami Haruki wa Muzukashii’ (Iwanamishinsho)
Kenzaburo Oe criticizes Murakami’s works.
The rikyubai blooms.

Shiromoji

I read Yoshiomi Ito ‘Sorakara Takaramonoga Futtekita’ (Jyunposha)
Snow is used as cooler.
The shiromoji begins to bloom.

Kuromoji

I read Geth Shapiro ‘How To Clone A Manmmoth’ (Chikuma)
It may be resurrected by the clone.
The kuromoji begins to bloom.

Yukiyanagi

I read Masahiko Naishi ‘Sengokuno Jinkei’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
Kakuyoku is well-known military formation.
The yukiyanagi blooms.

Ohenro

I read Karren Russel ‘Vampires in The Lemon Grove’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
He and She are vampires.
Walked Ohenro from Uchiko Tsukiawase to Kumakogen No.44 Daihoji Temple.

Sanshuyu

I read Atsushi Sasaki ‘Nippon no Bungaku’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
Akutagawa prize makes the norm of Japanese litereture.
The shanshuyu blooms.

Snowdrop

I read Ferdinad von Schirach ‘Shuld’ (Sogensha)
The folksfest became frantic.
The snowdrop blooms.

Endomame

I read Peter Ward, Ph.D. and Joe Kirshvink, Ph.D., 2015 ‘A New History of Life’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Life increases entropy.
The endomame blooms.

Strawberry

I read Daniel Alarcon ‘At Night We Walk In Circles’ (Shichosha)
The three makes a touring theatrical group.
The strawberry blooms.

Mt.Yashima

I read Miho Furukawa ‘Tohoku Shock Doctorin’ (Iwanami)
The Tohoku Medical Mega Bank Plan is ‘Question!.’
Takamatsu city can be seen from the top of Mt.Yashima.

Yashima

I read Ryo Asai ‘Yonimokimyona Monogatari’ (Kodansha)
Mutual serveyrance is the aim of sharing the house.
Going to walk along No.84 Yashima Temple Ohenro Road.

Hiraginanten

I read Hidemi Takahashi ‘Fukaimei Nihongo Jiten’ (Shinchosha)
‘A(あ)’ comes from I.
The hiraginanten grows.

Daffodil

I read Tatsuya Mori ‘Where do we come from? Where we are going?’ (Chikumashobo)
Quantum mechanics may contribute to it’s answer.
The daffodil blooms.

Sanshuyu

I read Akito Ishikawa ‘Christ Kyo to Senso’ (Chukoshinsho)
No one is good.
The sanshuyu blooms.

Onion

I read Keigo Higashino ‘Tenku no Hachi’ (Kodansha)
The helicopter hovers over the nuclear power plant.
The onion grows

Suisen

I read Ikuto Kameoka ‘Shin Brothers Karamazov’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
The father of three brothers died.
The suisen blooms.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Ian McEwam ‘The Children Act’ (Shinchosha)
The child died.
The hiradotsutsuji sprouts.

Nanohana

I read Akihito Kobayashi ‘I o T’ (Asahishinbun)
I oT stand for ‘Internet of Things.’
The nanohana blooms.(Uchiko city, March 3.)

Ohenro

I read Junichiro Tanizaki ‘Ineireisan’ (Chukobunko)
The traditional Japanese house has beauty in its shaded portion.
Going to walk 'ohenro.'

Sanshuyu

read Yoko Ogawa ‘Kotori’ (Asahishinbun)
Kotori Ojisan had a bird living elder brother.
The sanshuyu sprouts.

Dodantsutsuji

I read Stefano Muncuso e Alessandra Viola ‘Verde Brillinte;’(NHK)
The plant is brilliant.
The dodantsutsuji sprouts.