Notebooks domino

I read Toko Sawada ‘Jakuchu’ (Bungeishinjyu)
His animal painting is superb.
My old and new pocket notebooks show a domino.

Aoki

I read Hiroki Kamata ‘Jishinto Kazan’ (Gakken)
Enormous earthquake trigger volcanic eruptions.
The aoki bears fruit.

Fallen leaves

I read Yuichi Seirai’ Ningenno Shiwaza’ (Shueisha)
He found an Adams Apple in the debris.
The fallen leaves are buried under the earth for decomposition.

Endomame support

I read Karen Hesse/ Jon J Muth ‘Come On, Rain!’ (Scolastic)
‘and suddenly rain is everywhere. ‘Come on, raine!’ we shout.’
The endomame support bamboo pole stands...

Debira

I read Taichi Yamada ‘Yondeinai Ehon’ (Shogakkan)
She is awful.
The debira is being dried in the sun.

Bo-tara

I read Shigehiko Hasumi ‘Holly Wood no Eigashi Kogi’ (Chikumashobo)
It is unnecessary to write the persons who are legend in Hollywood.
The bo-tara is soaked in rice water.

Yatsude

I read Masashi Matsuie ‘Hikarino Inu’
Hajime returned his home town Edaru, Hokaaido after he retired.
The yatsude blooms.

Janohige

I read Kenichiro Isozaki ‘Chojyugiga’ (Kodansha)
He visited Kosanji Temple at Toganoo, Kyoto.
The janohige grows.

Juryo(Yabukoji)

I read Barnadette Murphy ‘VAN GOGH’S EAR’ (Hayakawa)
Gogh cut his own ear.
Juryo(Yabukoji) bears fruit.

Chisha

I read Hirraly Rodham Clinton ‘Hard Choices’ (Nikkei)
She became Secretary of States of the Obama Administration.
The chisha grows.

Lemon wine

I read Annette Weinke ‘Die Nurnberger Prozesse ‘ (Chuykoshinsho)
Nunberger Prozesse is the prototype of The Tokyo Judgement.
The lemon wine is made.

Hakuseki

I read Yukiko Kato ‘Zouno Hanawa Naze Nagai’ (Kodansha)
It’s long for drinking water.
Change display to Hakuseki Rojin.

Sazanka

I read Hiromi Kawakami ‘Morie Yukimasho’ (Nikkei)
At the beginning. she delivered her first child.
The sazanka blooms.

Broccoli

I read Vradimir Nabokov ‘ ADA OR ADOR’ (Hadyakawa)
His novel is picturesque.
The broccoli still grows.

Hiiraginanten

I read Charles Foster ‘BEING A BEAST’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Who am I ?
The hiiraginanten turns color.

Sazanka

I read Tania Crananiaiski ‘ENFNTES de NANISS’ (Harashobo)
The child has own life.
The sazanka blooms.

Tannisho

I read Mariko Takahashi ‘Jyurokuha Hakken!’ (Shinchosha)
Juryokuha is the shallow wave of time.
Now am reading 'Tannisho.'

Agatha Christie

I read Erin L. Thompson ‘Possession ‘ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Collection is strange deed.
Yesterday went to see the movie ' Murder on the Orient Express' at Cinema Salon, Hiroshima.
https://www.foxmovies.com/movies/murder-on-the-orient-express

Manryo

I read Hiroshi Osada ‘Sholutaku Ichgoichie’ (Shobunsha)
Kotoba is referred to katsuobushi.
The manryo turns red.

Mizuna

I read Kazuo Ishiguro ‘ Wasurerareta Kyojin’ (Hayakawa)
A couple goes to travel for searching their son.
The mizna grows.

Ninniku

I read Mike Goldsmith ‘Discord; The Story of Noise’ (Tokyoshoseki)
Noise is sound out of place.
The garlic grows.

忠

I read Gomeieki ‘Hodokyo no Majyustushi’ (Hakusuisha)
He get friendly with a magicican whle he sells shoe soles on the bridge.
The emoji shows '忠."

Kabu

I read ‘Moichidoyomu Yamakawa Sekaishi’ (Yamakawa)
Magna Carta is agreed by King John of England in 1215.
The kabu grows.

Sazanka

I read ‘Moichidoyomu Yamakawa Nihonshi’ (Yamakawa)
Shotokutaishi established The Seventeen-Article Constitution in 604.
The sazanka blooms.

Sazanka

I read Mami Amamiya ‘Tokyo wo Ikiru’ (Yamatoshobo)
She came to Tokyo from Kyushu.
The sazanka blooms.

Sazamla

I read Shunya Ito ‘Ninchiyobonotameno Kantan Lesson20’ (Bungeishinjyu)
Physical exercise is most effective to prevent dementia.
The sazanka blooms.

Mikan

I read ‘Masaki Fujita ‘Hatowa naze Kubiwofutte Arukunoka’ (Iwanami)
It’s head remains still.
The mikan gets ripe.

Daikon

I read Iwamoto Hiroshi ‘Yoronnchosatowa Nandaro’ (Iwanamishinsho)
It has the risk of arbitarry guided answers.
The daikon is dried.

Miyajima isle

I read The Cabin Company ‘Hoko Hoko no Gakko’ (Shogakkan)
Dusts come alive and play at the school.
Miyajjima isle can be seen from the top of Mt. Kuman, Etajima.

Mt.Furutaka, Etajima

I read National Geographic ‘Kyukokuno Dokutsu’ (Nikkei National Geographic)
There are amazing spaces under ground.
Going to climb Mt Furutaka, Etajima.

Kinkan

I read Kenji Imaizumi ‘Kaigoshikara Prokishie’ (kodansha)
He identifies himself as a late bloomer.
The kinkan turn orange.