Mt.Furutaka

I read Keiko Horikawa ‘Sabakareta Inochi’ (Kodansha)
It’s unhappy to be subject to capital punishment.
The Mt. Furutaka stands in Etajima Is. in Setouchi Inland Sea.

Moss

I read Michiko Shimizu/ Junko Sakai ‘Gei to No’ (Togensha)
They talk about performing art.
The moss turns red.

Daisugi

I read Shogo Sato ‘Hatono Gekitai Hou’ (Shogakkan)
The former novelist tries revival.
The daisugi stands.

Suisen

I read Yu Nagashima ‘Ainoyouda’ (Littlemore)
The man loves a car.
The suisen blooms.

Mnaryo

I read Don Oberdorfer ‘The Two Koreas’ (Kyoso News)
There exists credible nuclear threat.
The manryo bears fruit.

Ume

I read Kikuko Tsumura ‘ Konoyoni Tayasui Shigoto Wa Nai’ (Nikkei)
To work is to live.
The ume blooms.

Snow

I read Kazushi Hosaka ‘Conversation Piece’ (Shinchosha)
The main character is the house.
The garden is covered with a thin layer of snow.

Kame

I read William Warren ‘Jim Thompson’ (Daishanshokan)
Thompson is missing.
The kame is frozen over.

Senryo

I read Yuzaburo Otokawa ‘Rogosuno Ichi’ (Tokuma)
The language made them meet.
The senryo bears fruit.

Tenyyu

I read Akiyoshi Komaki, etc. ‘Putin no Jitsuzou’ (Asahi Shinbun)
He is an emperor.
Appetizers are served at Tenyu, Kyoto.

Rakusan

I read Sasagu Arai ‘Yudatoha Dareka’ (Iwanami)
He is a follower of Jesus.
Appetizers are served at Rakusan, Kyoto.

Shogetsu-tei, Kinosaki

I read Choikuman ‘Tetsudouhenoyumega Nihonjinnwotsukutta’ (Asahishinbun)
The train runs with people’s dream.
First dishes are served at Shogetsu-tei, Kinosaki.

Spinach

I read Akihiro Sado ‘Jieitaishi’ (Chikuma)
Self-defense force is welcomed by the people of Japan.
The spinach grows.

Tsubaki

I read Manichi Yoshimura ‘Utsuromantekku’ (Bungeishinjyu)
He is an alien.
The tsubaki is arranged in a vase.

Mt. Haigamine

I read Yu Nagashima ‘Sadono Sannin’ (Kodansha)
The man dies.
Climbed Mt. Haigamine. (Jan.16.)

Tsubaki

I read Natsuki Ikezawa ‘Sunahamani Suwarikonda Fune’ (Shinchosha)
The scraps of the wreckage remind me of the deceased friend.
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Masao Ogura ‘Keieigaku’ (Nikkei BP)
He has a successful door to door commercial delivery business for the first time in Japan.
The tsubaki blooms.

Kinkan

I read Yoji Arakawa ‘Bungakuno Kukinoarutokoro’ (Chuokoronshinsha)
It’s too hot because we are in Tajimi.
The kinkan bears fruit.

Nanten

I read Yusuke Yoshino ‘Umino Ikimono Zukan’ (Sogensha)
375 pictures are chosen in this book.
The nanten bears fruit.

Kobai

I read Corona ‘Sakka no Coffee’ (Corona)
Shotaro Ikenami loves Koseto Coffee Shop.
The kobai blooms.

Rakkyo

I read Mayumi Ngano ‘Meidoari’ (Kodansha)
Her father was borne in Hiroshima.
The rakkyo plants grow.

Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi

I read Manabu Makime ‘Toppin Parari no Pootaro’ (Bungeishinshu)
The sneaked into the Osaka Castle.
Hayase Ohashi can be seen from the top of Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi.

Tsubaki

I read Andrew Feinstein ‘The Shadow World ‘ (Harashobo)
It’s the story of ‘Inside the Global Arms Trade.’
The tsubaki is arranged in a vase.

Tamanegi

I read Sho Kutsuki ‘On The Line’ (Shogakkan)
He belongs to the tennis club.
The tamanegi plants grow.

Hkubai

I read Shigeo Yasukawa ‘Hotakanishisu’ (Mikasa)
Ryokichi Oshima goes missing from northern cliff.
The hakubai blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Toshihiko Shimizu ‘Usotsuki, Usotsuki’ (Hayakawa)
He makes a living by unclipping a man’s neck ring.
The tsubaki is arranged in a vase.

Manryo

I read Seicho Matsumoto ‘Cameron Highland’ (Bungeishijyu)
Antiquities causes murder.
The manryo bears fruit.

Nanten

I read Nobuko Kyo ‘Koe’ (Buneumasha)
There is the voce road.
The nanten bears fruit.

Ohenro

I read Yasutaka Tsutsui ‘Tabino Ragos’ (Shincho)
Setting one’s intention to move another place makes its transportation
Walked along ohenro 12km from IyoOzu to Uchiko.

Tsubaki

I read Toyoaki Negishi ‘Daremoshiranai Tokyo Skytree’ (Poplar)
The top is the TV tower.
The tsubaki blooms.

Yoshiura Hachimanjinjya

I read Yohei Kono ‘Nhongaikou heno Chokugen’ (Iwanami)
The purpose of foreign diplomacy is to avoid wars.
Visit The Yoshiura HachimanJinjya at the beginning of the year.