Ume jam

I read Hausu Matsumoto ‘ Togoushicchoshoga Yattekita’ (Eastpress)
Do you believe your psychiatrist?
The ume jam is served.

Rakkyo

I read Randall Munroe ‘Thing Explainer’ (Hayakawashobo)
He tries to say complicated hings in simple words.
The rakkyo is pickled.

Umemodoki

I read Tsuyoshi Takashiro ‘Casino to IR。 Nihon no Mirai wo kimerunowa docchida!?’
Casino is not mean IR.
The umemodoki blooms.

Nasu

Yasuki Aoki ‘Keizaigakusha wa naze Uso wo tukunoka’ (Aspect)
They lost warm heart.
The nasu bears fruit.

Broccoli

I read Sumito Yamashita ‘Shinsekai’ (Shinchosha)

He voyaged to the north and reached self-sufficiency land where the would-be theaters live.
The head of broccoli grows.

Ume-ekisu

I read Helmut Orner ‘Der Hinrichter’ (Hakusuisha)
What is justice?
Extracts from ume are bottled up.

Hakuchoge

I read WOWOW Henshubu ‘Eiganomadori’ (Fuyosha)
You are now the room on the movie seen.
The hakuchoge blooms.

Suikazura

I read Yasuhiro Tanaka ‘Sankai’ (Yama to Keikoku)
Strange stories of mountain are going to disrepair.
The suikazura blooms.

Suika

I read Bee Wilson ‘Firast Bite’ (Harashobo)
How we lean to eat?
The suika blooms.

Tamanegi

I read Yuichi Amitani ‘Riseino Kigen’ (Kawade Books)
The man is rational beeing , but hits clinker.
The tamanegei is stocked.

Tamanegi & Ninniku

I read Takashi Yano ‘Onigami’ (Chuokoronshinsha )
He is fond of drink.
The tagamegi and ninniku are harvested.

Ingen Pea

I read Hideo Okuda ‘Naomi to Knako’ (Togensha)
Naomi works at sales department of the store.
The bamboo support pole stands for ingen peas.

Kabocha

I read Motohiko Izawa ‘Gendaino Shousetsu 1998’ (Tokumashoten)
Will Youko go to Italy with him?
The kabocha bears fruit.

Kyuri

I read Tomoka Shibasaki ‘Kawausobori Kaidan Minarai ‘ (Kadokawa)
Who is Mr.Suzuki?
The kyuri bears fruit.

Utsugi

I read Shinichi Nakazawa ‘Minakata Mandara’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Horyu Toki is the greatest champion.
The utsugi blooms.

Tsuyukusa

I read Tatsuya Kameda ‘Moral no Kigen’ (iwanami)
It must be backuped by experiment.
The tsuyukusa blooms.

Bell pepper

I read Shun Kikuta ‘Sekaino Blues Yokocho’ (Ritto Music)
U.S is the cradle of blues.
The bell pepper blooms.

Kabocha

I read Miki Suzuki ‘Yamanoborigo Jiten’ (SeibundoShinkosha)
The word is alive.
The kabocha blooms.

Nasu

I read Kayo Ume ‘Nasukai’ (Akishobo)
The school will be closed in March, 2017.
The nasu blooms.

Kyiro

I read Jyunko Uchizawa ‘Suteru Onna’ (Honnozasshisha)
Put the on the scrap in moderation.
The kyuri blooms.

Lemon

I read Atsushi Nakazawa ‘Sorosoro Bukatsuno Korekarawo Hanashimasenka’ (Otsukishoten)
Enjoy yourself in ‘Bukatsu.’
The lemon blooms.

Yuzu

I read Osamu Harada ‘Bokuno Bijyutu Note’ (Akishobo)
Buy Toraya Manjyu and see the wrapping paper described by Tessai Tomioka.
The yuzu blooms.

Asparagus

I read Takashi Yamada ‘ Za SougoushinryoI’ (Medical Science)
Focus more your patient
The asparagus blooms.

Hassaku

I read Katsuhiko Nishibayashi ‘Wakattatsumori’ (Kobunshashinsho)
Deepen your reading power.
The hassaku blooms.

Kishobu

I read Kurt Vonnecut ‘ a man without a country’ (NHK)
Be aware that you are happy.
The kishobu blooms.

Ayame

I read Paul Auster ‘Winter Jounar’ (Shinchosha)

It’s good to flash back to the past.
The ayame blooms.

Prince melon

I read Eiichi Shindo ‘America Teiokuno Shuen’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
Asian countries come to the forefront.
The price melon puts its flower.

Strawberry

I read Juri Abe ‘Making of America’ (Sairyusha)
Unhappiness of others is Happiness of mine.
The strawberry is going to get ripe.

Mikan

I read Avi Steinberg ‘Running The Books’ (Kashiwashobo)
He is a detention librarian.
The mikan has flower buds.

Tomato

I read Chimanda Mgozi Adichie ‘Americanah’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Her blog was popular.
The tomato blooms.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Seth Fried ‘The Great Frustraatio’ (Shinchosha)
They are enclosed.
The hiratotsutsuji is at its best.