Chestnut

I read Levy Hideo ‘Mohankyo’ (Shueisha)
What am I ?
The chestnut bears fruit.

Bell pepper

I read Atsushi Nishiyama ‘Butsuzo no Hon’ (Yamatokyokoku)
Let’s sense something radiating from ’Butsuzo.’
The bell pepper bears fruit.

Nekojyarashi

I read Ichiro Niwayama ‘Marketting’ (Asuka)
Marketing is to create a selling system.
The nekojyarashi grows.

Niseakashia

I read Mitsuharu Ito ‘Galbraith’ (Iwanami)
His theory is based on ‘Fact Finding.’
The niseakashia is arranged in a vase.

Hassaku

I read Haruo Erikawa ‘Eigo to Nihongun’ (NHK)
Kishu-han got ahead of Meiji Government in English learning.
The hassaku bears fruit.

Mt. Notorosan

I read Paul Lockhart ‘Mathematician’s Lament ‘(Shinhyoron)
Mathimatics is art.
Mt. Notorosan stands in Nomi Island.

Takasagofuyo

I read Ian Bremmer ‘Superpower’ (Nikkei)The term G-Zero world refers to an emerging vacuum of power in international politics created by a decline of Western influence and the domestic focus of the governments of developing nations.
The takasagofuyo blooms.

Mt. Furutaka

I read Erich Feigl ‘Otto Von Habsburg’ (Asahishinbun)
He is the last prince of Austria.
Mt.Furutaka in Etajima stands beyond Seto Inland Sea.

Eggplant

I read Stevan Quartz ‘Cool’ (Nikkei)
Its subtitle is ‘ how the brain’s hidden quest for cool drives our economy and shpesour world.’
The eggplant grows.

Carrot

I read Mitsuru Senda ‘Hitogaatsumaru Kenchiku’ (Kodansha)
He designed The Matsuda Stadium that is Hiroshima Carp home ground.
The carrot grows.

Parsley

I read Kyoko Koizumi ‘Kiiroi Mansion Kuroi Neko’ (Switch-pub)
She was presented a cat with impaired sight.
The parsley grows.

Last-summer greeting

I read ‘Moichidoyomu Yamakawa Koko Nihonshi’ (Yamakawa)
Humans began to live from Diluviual epoch in Japan.
Made last-summer greeting with Gimp.

Leek

I read Barry Lyga ‘Blood of my Blood’ (Sogensha)
Billy is a villain.
The leek grows.

Shurochiku

I read Yashiro Tochono ‘Ghost equal not Noize’ (Tokyosogensha)
Takamachi Kuba talks to Kakeru Ichigoji.
The shurochiku grows.

Asparagus

I read Yasushi Tange ‘Kishode Yomitoku Gendaish’ (Nikkei)
The Dust Bowl damaged the ecology and agriculture US and Canadian prairies during 1930s.
The asparagus grows.

Egg plant

I read ‘Kimniokuru Hon’ (Chuokoron)
Fuminori Nakamura recommends ‘Sunano Onna’ by Abe Kobo.
The egg plant grows.

Red pepper

I read ‘Kimniokuru Hon’ (Chuokoron)
Fuminori Nakamura recommends ‘Sunano Onna’ by Abe Kobo.
The red pepper is dried under the sun.

Shoga

I read Hiromi Ito ‘Chichino Ikiru’ (Kobunkan)
Hiromi Ito took care for her aged father.
The shoga grows.

Bell Pepper

I read Miho Aoi ‘Kenpo to Seiji’ (Iwanamishinso)
The government downgraded the the Japanese Constitution.
The bell pepper bears fruit.

Chestnut

I read Kozo Yoshimatsu ‘Kaibutsukun’ (Misuzu)
They are edgy styles of poems.
The chestnut grows.

Shinpaku

I read Myumi Mori ‘Sendagayano Souseki’ (Chikuma)
Soseki Natsume lived in Sendagaya after returning from London to Tokyo.
The shinpaku has a presence.

Persimmon

I read Yuji Ikegaya ‘Nowa Nanigeni Fukohei’ (Asahishinbunshuppan)

Inequality is a natural phenomenon.
The persimmon grows.

Habuso

I read Makio Uchidate ‘Owattahito’ (Kodansha)
The pension life is enjoyable.
The habuso is under being dried for tea.

Nira

I read Shoji Tomita ‘Ehagakidetanoshimu Rekishisanpo’ (Seikyusha)
The picture of the inn in Tokoshi spring in Manshu is impressive.
The nira grows

Kabosu

I read Kabir Sehgal ‘Coined’ (Hayakawashobo)
Every types of money is ok if everyone gives credit.
The kabosu bears fruit.

Hannyashingyo

I read Naohiro Yashiro ‘Silver Minshushugi’ (Chukoshinsho)
It claims the right of the old.
Hannyashingyo is transcribed in a spiral form.

Red pepper

I read Yuji Kishi/ Hiroichi Yanase ‘Kisekino Shizenno Mamorikata’ (Chikuma)
Join a development team.
The red pepper bears fruit.

Sarusuberi

I read Yasushi Kurihara ‘Murani Hiwotsuke Hakuchininare’ (Iwanami)
Noe Ito was born in Imajyuku, Fukuoka.
The sarusuberi blooms.

Hassaku

I read Aoko Matsuda ‘Romantic Agenai’ (Shinchosha)
She likes Taylor Swift’s music.
The hassaku bears fruit.

Daidai

I read David Lyon ‘Surveillance After Snowden’ (Iwanami)
Snowden disclosed surveillance by state institutions.
The daidai bears fruit.

Dragonfly

I read Yoko Kato ‘Soredemo Nihonjinwa Sensouwo Eranda’ (Asahishuppan)
The Constitution of Japan contains ‘ the government by the people of the people for the people.’
There is a dragonfly on the shurochiku.