Ohenro

I read Tota Kaneko ‘Anonatsu Heishidatta Watakushi’ (Seiryushuppan)
The war is misery.
Go ohenro (60-64).

Komatsuna

I read Yuin Li ‘The Vagrants’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
The people are involved in the incident.
The komatsuna grows.

Takana

I read Anthoney Doerr ‘All The Light We Cannot See’ (Shinchosha)

Can one can chane one’s fortune?
The takana grows.

Mizuna

I read Junko Uchizawa ‘Samayoumamani shimani Tsuki’ (Asahi Shinbun Shuppan)
She moved to Shodoshima from Tokyo.
The mizuna grows.

Tsurigane-ninjin

I read Shinichi Sano ‘Karauji Den’ (Shoggkan)

Once Zengakuren legend, Kentaro Karauji worked at Tokusukai Hospital.
Tsurigane-ninjin blooms.

Rakkyo

I read Yu Miyaji ‘Sillicon Valley de okiteiru hontounokoto’ (Asahhi Shinbun Shuppan)
Japanese Tatuo Nomura who works at Google created Pokemon Challenge.
The rakkyo blooms.

Garlic

I read Hikari Otsuka ‘Hontouha Hidokatta Mukashino Nihon’ (Shinchosha)
They killed thieir own children.
The garlic sprouts.

Ginmokusei

I read Kentaro Sato ‘Sekoashi wo kaeta Kusuri’ (Kodansha gendaishinsho)
Pauling, the authority of chemistry indulged in Bitamin C.
The ginmokusei blooms.

Virtual Walking

I read Takunori Hashimoto ‘Suterareru Ginkyo’ (Kodansha Gendaishinsho)
Local banks cannot survive without contributing to revitalization of the area.
Walk virtually.

Tea tree

I read Kazutotoshi Hando ‘Showatennou Jitsuroku ni miru Kaisen to Shusen’ (Iwanami)
It was the longest day.
The tee tree blooms.

Tsuwabuki

I read Kazumasa Iwata & Ikuko Samikawa ‘Minus Kinri Seisaku’ (Nikkei)
Negative Interest Rate Policy has limited effectiveness.
The Japanese silver leaf blooms.

Orange sweet tea

I read Kazumi Takahashi ‘Jashumon’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
We can see what is a individual and what is a nation through religion.
The orange sweet tea blooms.

Ginger candy

I read Tetsuo Miura ‘Ofukurono Yomawari’ (Bungeishinjyu)
His mother cared her family of drafty futon.
The ginger candy is served.

Tatara Ohashi

I read Tetsuo Miura ‘Ofukurono Yomawari’ (Bungeishinjyu)

His mother cared her family of drafty futon.
The Tatara Ohashi is videoed on the highway bus from Imabari to Hiroshima.

Ginger Liquor

I read Hiromi Mizuki ‘Kyoshituno Akariwa Nazonoiro’ (Kadokawa)
Namiki was saved from Kurosawa, a cram school teacher.
The ginger liquor is made and stored.

Ohero Report 56_59

I read Hidehiko Koguchi ‘Jyoho Sanbo’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
He worked as a information analyst for the Liberal Democratic Party.
Walked Ohenro 56_59 on Oct.1415https://goo.gl/whifef

No.58 Senyuji

I read Takamitsu Sawa ‘Keizaigakuno Susume’ (Iwanamishinsho)
Economics is usefule for students to have high academic achievement.
Walked Ohenro to Senyuji.

Ohenro

I read Edward G. Seidensticker ‘The tale of Gmeji’ (Tuttle Classics)
The start of chpter 1 is as follows, ‘In a certain reign there was a lady not of the first rank whom the emperor more than any of the others.’
Walk Ohenro.

Ginger Tsukudani

I read Jynzo Shono ‘Hoshini Negaiwo’ (Kodansha)
The aged couple lives in a daily life
The ginger is boiled in soy sauce.

Pine tree

I read Alfred Moser ‘Meijishoki NIhonno Genfuukeito Nazonoshounenn Shashinnka’ (Yosensha)
His uncle, Michael Moser was a photographer who lived in Japan for seven years from Austria and left many valuable works.
The pine tree is trimmed.

Shoga

I read Takashi Okasa ‘Mind Control’ (Bungeishinjyu)
Be careful not to be controlled your mind.
The shoga is dug out of the ground.

Mikan

I read Kensaku Fukui ‘Net no Jiyu’ (Kobunshashinsho)
U.S. claims sever copyright restrictions in every aspect of negociations including PPT.
The mikan bears fruit.

Kabosu

I read Toshihiro Menjyu ‘JIjitaigahiraku Nihonno-Iminnseisaku’ (Akashishoten)
Open entry to immigrants is one of may be helpful as way fo local revitalization.
The kabosu bears fruit.

Aki Myoga

I read Charles Buckowski ‘PULP’ (Chikumabunko)
The private detective is racetrack rats.
The myoga sprouts.

Leek

I read Yoko Kato ‘Sensomade’ (Asahishuppan)
We must take long range view.
The leek grows.

Kuridaifuku

I read Clyde Prestowitz ‘Japan Restored’ (Toyokeizaishinposha)
Japan should be restored by 2050.
The home made kuridifuku is served.

Bell pepper

I read Emily Anthes ‘Frankenshtein’s Cat’ (Hakuyosha)
The animals born by the way of cybernetic organism is prevalent.
The bell pepper grows.

Eggplant

I read Koji Okaya ‘Ise to Izumo’ (Heibonsha)
The are common with Korean type shrine, iron-making site and people from Korean peninsular in old times.
The eggplant grows.

Knotweed

I read Kimiko Sugiura ‘taste of maps’ (Yosensha)
It’s interesting she makes a map of cake.
Knotweed is in full bloom.

Karashina

I read Martin Harwit ‘An exhibit denied’ (Misuzushobo)
Exhibition of Enola Gay was denied
The karashina is planted.

Bush clover

I read Kimihiro Miyagi ‘Gedo Climber’ (Shueisha)
They failed to climb Nachi Fall.
The bush clover blooms.