Tomato

I read Ryohei Kasai ‘Asako’ (Hakusuisha)
Asako was born in Kobe in 1928. Her parents are Asian Indians.
The tomato turns to red.

Shara

I read Koji Nakakita ‘Jiminto’ (Chukoshinsho)
They heve solid vote.
The shara blooms.

Matsubabotan

I read Takashi Ueda ‘Shinjitu’ (Iwanami)
I never wrote fabricated stories.
The matsubabotan blooms.

Tote bag

I read Yosuke Hashimoto ‘Monogatariron’ (Kodansha)
We can tell the story that is not exsited right in front.
Won the tote bag.

Kabocha

I read Jan-Werner Muller ‘What Is Populism’ (Iwanami)
Only I can be representative of people.
The kabocha grows.

Ingenmame

I read Daisuke Tkada ‘Toshokanno majyo’ (Kodansha)
Matsurika is a speaking-disadvantaged person.
The ingenmame bears fruit.

Yuzu

I read Youji Yamaguchi ‘Nihongowo Tsukutta Otoko’ (Shueisha International)
Kazutoshi Ueda contributed to evolve Japanese language.
The yuzu grows.

Hamayu

I read John Hersey ‘Hiroshima’ (Hosei University)
Six A-bomb survivors explain their experience.
The hamayu blooms.

Mikan

I read Mikako Brady ‘Kodomotachino Kaikyutoso’ (Mizuzu)
The rich and poor have separated classes.
The mikan bears fruit.

Hiyashi-kyuri

I read McKenzie Funk ‘Windfall’ (Diamond)
Global warning makes money
Hiyashi-kyuri is served. The reference recipe is here

Ingenmame

I read Yuichi Tokai/ Norito Hosaka ‘Kyobozai towa Nanika’ (Iwanamibooklet)
Mere wink will consist crime.
The inenma.me grows

Mt. Hiyama

I read Yoko Tawada ‘Hyakunenno Sanpo’ (Shinchosha)
Am waiting the person at the coffee shop in count avenue.
Yesterday climbed Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi where the photos were taken.

Hamayu

I read Koji Harad ‘Keisatsu Sousa no Shotai’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
The police works according to the law.
The hamayu blooms.
Going to climb Mt.Hiyama, kurahashi island.

Bell pepper

I read Takeshi Kodama ‘Kaiko Takash’ (Chikuma)
Lived, Wrote. Challenged.
The bell pepper bears fruit.

Suika

I read Asai Ryo ‘Spade no 3’ (Kodansha)
Famili looks like iron sand.
The suika bears fruits.

Lemon

I read Leonard David ‘Our Future On The Red Planet’ (Nikkei)
Let’s try to make is a second home town.
The lemon bears fruit.

Yahazususuki

I read Satohiko Sato ‘Uchuniwa Darekaimasuka’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
It depends on the way how you think.
The yahazususuki grows.

Shoubu

I read Kimihito Sasa ‘Hanamogera Waka heno Yuwaku’ (Shogakkan)
It’s a kand of language play.
The shoubu blooms

Prince melon

I read Michel S. Molasky ‘Sengo Nihon no Jazz Bunka’ (Seidosha)
After the war it becomes popular culture.
The prince melon bears fruit.

Edamame

I read Fuminori Nakamura ‘A’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
He killed the man.
Edamame bears fruit.
Climbed Mt. Furutaka, Etajima on June 10.
The picture shows the educational and training institutions for the Japanese Marine Self-Defense Forces and Etajima Bay.

Shara

I read Mark Twain ‘WHAT is MAn?’ (Iwanami)
It’s his pesimistic inner self.
The shara blooms. Am going to climb Mt.Furutaka, Etajima.

Grape tomato

I read Yuki ishikawa ‘Sumaho Haijin’ (Bungeishinjyu)
Young mother uses the smart phone application for child raising.
The grape tomato bears fruit.

Tomato

I read Yoshikazu Yasubiko ‘Genten’ (Iwanami)
He is a grandson of ‘Tondenhei.’
The tomato bears fruit.

Cabbage

I read Kevin Birmingham ‘THE MOST DANGEROUS BOOK: The Battle for James Joyce’s Ulysses’ (Kashiwashobo)
It’s a biography of James’s Joyce’s ‘Ulysses.’
The cabbage grows.

Kuri

I read Yuichiro Kurihara ‘Tosakuno Bungakush’ (Shinyosha)
There are many examples of plagiarism.
The kuri blooms.

Satsuki

I read Azusa Katume ‘Ashiato’ (Bungeishinjyu)
The key word is sex.
The satsuki blooms.

Mt. Misen, Miyajima

I read Takashi Ueda ‘Shinjitu’ (Iwanami)
I never wrote fabricated stories.
Climbed Mt. Misen yesterday.
The top can be seen from the ferry.

Climb Mt. Misen, Miyajima

I read Yasumi Tsuhara ‘Les Frerees Escargot’ (Kadokawa)
What is real escargot ?
Going to climb Mt. Misen, Miyajima.

Shobu

I read Richard McGuire ‘Here’ (Kokushokankokai))
Here You Are!
The shobu blooms.

Umeshu

I read NoViolet Bulawayo ‘We Need New Names’(Hayakawa)
The dignity of human person is ubiquitous.
The umeshu is made.