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.