Yuzu

I read the magazine Newton ‘Jyuryoku towa nanika’ (Newtonpress)
Gravity comes from the distortion of the space.
The yuzu turns yellow.

Broccoli

I read Makoto Tobeta ‘Shofukutei Tsurube Ron’ (Shincho.sha)
He is the greatest ‘Owarai’ artist.
The broccoli grows.

Shoga-shu

I read Takeshi Niakajima ‘Shinranto Nihonshugi’ (Shinchosha)
Shinran’s theory was once exploited by the nationalist.
The shoga-shu is made.

Syoga tsukudani

I read Ango Sakaguchi ‘Sakuano Mororino Mankaino Shita’ (Iwanamibunko)
The place under cherry blossoms in full bloom was feared.
The shoga is boiled down in soy.

Ginger cookie

I read Toshiyuki Horie ‘Monono Hazumi’ (Kadokawa)
He is interested in antiques.
The ginger cookie is served.

Shoga

I read Rin Hamuro, etc ‘Kessen Osakajyo’ (Kodansha)
Hideyori and Chacha committed suicide in Osaka Castle.
The shoga was dug out.

Bell pepper

I read Yoko Saeki ‘Watashino Musukowa Saru datta’ (Shinchosha)
The dead tells truth in the form of poem.
The bell pepper is boiled down in soy.

Bell pepper

I read Hidenori Ugai ‘Jiin Hokai’ (Nikkei BP)
Is there any way to stop decreasing Buddhist temple?
The bell pepper is under drying for tsukudani.

Rakkyo

I read Hisashi Kashiwai ‘Kotono Rojiura’ (Togensha)
Tempra at Tenyu is special.
The rakyo blooms.

Hakusai

I read Hisashi Kashi ‘Burari Kyoto Shiawase Aruki’ (PHP)
let’s pray at Adashino Nenbutuji.
The hakusai grows.

Daikon

I read Tetsushi Suwa ‘ Ganenno Jyoo’ (Shinchosha)
The author is in the states of aphasia.
The daikon grows.

Nijyo Castle

I read Hisashi Kashiwai ‘Kamogawa Shokudo Omakase’ (Shogakkanbunko)
The onigiri with a memory is served.
The Nijyo Castle is lighted up. (Oct.18.)

Kyoto

I read Yutaka Osawa ‘Ureru Eigo’ (Daiamond)
How to sell product abroad ?
Go to the exhibition of National Treasures, Kyoto National Museum.

Nijyo Castle

I read Sosei Hamana ‘Chanoyu Eitango’ (Tankosha)
Would you like some tea?
Stay ANA Hotel, Nijyo, Kyoto.

Tokyo

I read Minami Aoyama ‘60saikarno Gaikokurshugyo’ (Iwanamishinsho)
He went to Mexico to learn Latin.
Went to the exhibition of Unkei Works, Tokyo National Museum.

Garlic

I read Taro Yamamoto ‘Koseibusshitu to Ningen’ (Iwanamishinsho)
Excessive use of antibiotics makes human beings face destruction.
The garlic is leaved.

Mizuna

I read Koru Kwai ‘Tanin wo Baka nishitagaru Otokotachi’ (Nikkei premia)
There is a wall of ‘Jiji’ in a work place.
The mizuna grow.

Fuyu-kaki

I read Shuntaro Tnikawa ‘ Wahha wahhahai no Boken’ (Shinpusha)

Whahhahai laugh with the voice of ‘kerirero’ not with the voice of ‘whahahha.’
The Fuyu-kaki is getting ripe.

Matsu

I read Eiichi Ikegami ‘Historia’ (Kadokawa)
Ren Chibana emigrated to Bolivia
The matsu is trimmed.

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Hazeran

I read Keiko Horikawa ‘Senkaniikita Engekijintachi’ (Kodansha)
They are hampered free expression.
The hazeran blooms.

Aki-myoga

I read Chie Nozawa ‘ Oiruie Kuzurerumachi ‘(Kodanshagendaishinsho)
The house us overproduced.
The aki-myoga blooms.

Saijyokaki

I read Tomio Tada ‘Menekino Imiron’ (Seidosha)
Immunity is mystery.
The Saijyokaki gets ripe.

Kaki jam

I read Bruce Chatwin ‘The Victory of Ouidah’ (Misuzushobo)
It’s the place of slave trade.
Home-mad kaki jam is served.

Mt. Ushida, Hiroshima

I read Jikisai Minami ‘Sasaru Kotoba’ (Chikumashobo)
He sends out signals from Osorezan in Aomori.
Going to climb Mt. Ushida by first train.

Matsu

I read David shields/ Shane Salerno ‘Salinger’ (Kadokawashoten)
Salinger suffered PTSD in taking part in World War.
The matsu is trimmed.

Shoga

I read Takashi Uemura ‘Shihei Shozo no Kindaishi’ (Yoshikawakobunkan)
The icon on the bills is difficult to be counterfeited.
The shoga grows.

Kachiguri

I read Mio Nukada ‘Hitoriko’ (Shogakkan)
Hitoko Fkasaku reminds of her elementary school days.
Here is home-made kachiguri.

Shumeigiku

I read Alexander Schrödinger ‘Seimeitowa Nanika’ (Iwanamibunko)
it’s the protein.
The shumeigiku blooms.

Matsu

I read Takao Tororoki ‘Matin Heidegger ‘Sein Und Zeit’ Nyumon’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho)
What is real meaning of existence ?
The matsu is trimmed.

Waremoko

I read Wen Yuju ‘Mannakano Kodomotachi’ (Shueisha)
Her father is a Japanese and her mother is a Taiwanese.
The waremoko blooms.

Hayase Ohashi

I read Val MacDERMD ‘Forensics The anatomy of Crime’ (Kagakudojin)
How did they determine the culprit.
The Hayase Ohashi can be seen from the top of Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi, Kure city. (Sept.30. A.M.8:30.)