Kimuchi

I raad Hajime Matsubara ‘Karasuno Kyokasho’ (Raichosha)
There is no Species of ‘Karasu.’
Home made kimuchi is served.

Chinchoge

I read To Enjyoji ‘Prologue’ (Bungeishinjyu)
I must find human beings in the words.
The chinchoge blooms.

Etajima Bay

I read Hiromi Hoshino ‘Minna Suiseiwo Miteita’ (Bungeishinjyu)
He reports the story of clandestine christian.
The Etajima bay can be seen from the top of Mt. Furutaka (Feb.25 a.m. 9:30.)

Mt.Furutaka

I read Robert B.Reich ‘Saving Capitalism’ (Toyokeizaishinposha)
It happened the rise of the working poor
Going to climb Mt. Furutaka, Etajima isle, Hiroshima pref.

Yukiyanagi

I read Masumi Otsuki ‘Sangatsu’ (Kobunsha)
They reunite after 30 years.
The yukiyanagi blooms.

Hiraginantern

I read Eisuke Wakamatsu ‘Kotobano Okurimono’ (Akishobo)
The root is valuable.
The hiiraginanten begins to bloom.

Tsubaki

I read Kikuko Tsumura ‘Korekara Oinorini Ikimasu’ (Kadokawa)
He prayed for someone.
The tsubaki blooms.

Fried Fukinoto

I read Issac Bashevis Singer ‘Meshugah’ (Kikkasha)
The refugees experienced hardships.
The fried fukinoto is served.

Etajima Bay

I read Kaoru Takamura ‘Tsuchinoki’ (Shinchosha)
The theme is nature and agriculture.
The Etajima Bay can be seen from the top of Mt. Shindoyma, Etajima, Hiroshima (Feb.19.)

Shindo Forest Road, Etajima isle

I read Ichiriki Yamamoto ‘Kazusa Beach’ (Shinchosha)
Japanese eleven crews was saved by Captain Cooper.
Go to walk Shindo Forest Road, Etajima isle.

Climbing Shoes

I read Satoshi Kako ‘Mirainodarumachanhe’ (Bunshunbunko)
He wants to help children.
The climbing shoes are ready for tomorrow's climbing.

Ume

I read Yasuo kawabata ‘William Morris no Nokoshitamono’ (Iwanami)
His legacy is found in Design, Socialism, Craftsmanship and Romance.
The ume blooms

Hassku mamalade

I read Toshinori Tsubouchi ‘Hima Doraku’ (Iwanami)
Let’s say ‘ I have much time to do it.’
Home-made hassaku marmalade is served.

Hassaku

I read Yuichi Takai ‘Tokinonagame’ (Shinchosha)
He likes swimming more than climbing.
The hassaku is trimmed.

Moss

I read Soji Kawana ‘Micchaku Saikosaino Shigoto’ (Iwanami)
What is the parent-child relationship in the low?
The moss turns red.

Tsubaki

I read Kunio Tshuji ‘Ogonno Tokino Shitatari’ (Kodansha)
The moment now is golden.
The tsubaki blooms.

Hayase Ohashi Bridge

I read Natsuhiko Kyogoku ‘Shoro Tomuraido Hagyo’ (Shueisha)
Why do you read books?
The Hayase Ohashi can be seen from the top of Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi isle. That is a bridge between Kure City and Etajima City.

Climb Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi isle, Kure chity

I read Shiro Ozaki ‘Kagaribi’ (Rokko)
Mitsunari Ishida intendsded to catch Ieyasu off guard.
Climb Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi isle, Kure city.

Boke

I read Kumimo Kakehashi ‘Seikino Love Letter’ (Shinchosha)
Misora Hibari and Akira Kobayashi exchanged their love letters.
The boke blooms.

Ume

I read Majit Kumar ‘Quantum’ (Shinchosha)
The nature of the light is the wave and also particles.
The ume blooms.

Chinchoge

I read Kofi Annan ‘Intervensions’ (Iwanami)
The interventions must be limited only when massive human right violations such as genocide is recognized.
The chinchoge is going to bloom.

Tsubaki

I read Ryosuke Kakine ‘Mitsuhideno Teiri’ (Kadokawa
The war battle needs probability calculation.
The tsubaki blooms.

Ume

I read Sayoko Nobuta ‘Haha krano Kaiho’ (Shueisha)
Mother controls her daughter.
The ume blooms.

Kure city

I read Takeshi Osawa ‘Motakuto no Tainichi Senpan Saiban’ (Chukoshinsho)
Motakuto showed tolerance.
The kure city can be seen from the top of Mt. Haigamine (Feb.4.).

Climb Mt.Haigamine, Kure city

I read Helen Scales ‘Spirals in Time’ (Chikujishokan)
She brings sea shells whenever he goes out.
Climb Mt.Haigamine.

Ume

I read Jonahan Auxier ‘The Night Gardener’ (Sogenshasuiribunko)
They live in Irish Potato Famine.
The ume blooms.

Hakubai

I read Akiko Okuda ‘Itsutuboshi wo Mitsuketeyo’ (Shinchosha)
It comes from believing.
The hakubai blooms.

Kobai

I read Jonathan Wolff ‘Ethics and Pubic Policy’ (Keisoshobo)
The only way is to make bonum commune.
The kobai blooms.