Prince melon

I read Shohei Ooka ‘Tosakuno Shomei’ (Shueisha)
Hiroshi Aoi was accused of plagiarism.
The prince melon is planted.

Strawberry

I read Kaoru Kaneko ‘Alfred ni Sasagu’ (Kawadeshoboshinasha)
Alfred is a lizard.
The strawberry bears fruit.

Endomame

I read Hikaru Okuizumi 'Yukino Kizahashi' (Chuokoronshinsha)
She doubted her friend's love suicide.
The endomame bears fruits.

Nasu

I read Rui Yoshida 'Sake wa Hito noueni Hito wo tsukurazu' (Chukoshinsho)
He had a opportunity to have Hiroshima wine 'Senpuku' at Isakaya 'Robo' in Tokyo.
The nasu is planted.

Shiromoji

I read Kate Raworth 'Doughnut Economics' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
The illustration shows the limitation of earth's environment.
The shiromoji has it's green leaves.

Tomato

I read Yasumasa Igarashi 'Genpatsu Jiko to ''Shoku".'
It's hard to recover reputational damage The tomato plants are supported by bamboo poles.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Abigail Tucker ' The Lion in the Living Room ' (Intershift)
The cat is friendly with people, but still wild.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Hiratotsutsuji

I read Samuel Beckett 'EN ATTENDANT GODOT' (Hakusui)
There is no story to act.
The Hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Sunrise

I read Terunobu Fujimori, etc. ‘Nihon no Mokuzo Isan’ (Sekaibunkasha)
The Nageiredo is the oldest ‘Kakezukuri.’
The sun is rising at Murotomisaki.

No.24 Hotsumisakiji Temple

I read Ashahi Shinbun Shuzaihan ‘Minshushugitte Hontouni Sairyono Rule Nanoka’ (Toyokeizaishinpusha)
Democracy is not almighty.
The shoro stands at No.24 Hotsumisakiji Temple.

Murotomisaki

I read Zygmunt Bauman ‘Culture In A Liquid Modern World’ (Seidosha)
Globalization makes the world liquidation.
The light house stands at Murotomisaki.

Ohenro

I read Akinori Ideguchi 'Doyo no Hyakunen' (Chikuma)
The nursery rhyme is a home land of mind.
Am going to walk ohenro, Shikoku.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Gensho Watanabe 'Otera Hajimemashita' (Genshobo)
He starts Otera at the rental house.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Blueberry

I read Kyoko Nakajima 'Nagai Owakare' (Bungeishinjyu)
He is a Alzheimer's patient.
The blueberry blooms.

Hiratotsutsuji

I read Kent Sidney Gilbert 'Jyko ni Shihai sareta Chugokujin to Kankokujin no Higeki' (Kodansha)
Jukyo reinforced Sinocentrism.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Kurorobai

I read Hirokazu Ouchi 'Black baito ni Damasareruna' (Shueisha)
The students can't get off work for studying for the examination.
The kurorobai blooms.

Kirishimatsutsuji

I read Naoto Sasayama 'Black Shokuba' (Kobunshabunko)
We are unaware of labor law.
The kirishimatsutsuji blooms

Endomame

I read Haruki Konno 'Black Kigyo 2' (Bungeishinjyu)
The young are manipulated.
The endomame blooms.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Hruki Konno 'Black Kigyo' (Bungeishinjyu)
The young are forced into sweatshop labor.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Hiradotsutsuji

I read Emily Monosson 'Natural Defense' (Tsukijishoin)
The transportation of feces is effective for the recovery of good germs.
The hiradotsutsuji blooms.

Ume

I read Patric Chamoiseau ‘Solibo Magnifique’ (kawadeshoboshinsha)
They had much to lose by the death of a storyteller.
The ume bears fruit.

Yamatsutsuji

I read Judy Budnitz ‘Nice Big American Baby’ (Bungeishunjyu)
Nice big American baby is American itself.
The yamatsutsuji blooms.

Takenoko

I read Sumito Yamashita ‘Runta’ (kodansha)
Runta is a horse.
The takenoko sprouts.

Dodantsutsuji

I read Erich Kastner ‘Jinsei Shoho Shishu’ (Chikuma)
We are traveling on the same train.
The dodantsutsuji blooms:

Fig

I read Shuntaro Tanikawa ‘on Listening 1950-2017’ (Sougensha)
Sound comes from somewhere like odor.
The fig sprouts.

Kiwi

I read Siddhartha Makharjee ‘The Gene’ (Hayakawa)
His father suffered from NHP.
The kiwi grows.

Shiroyamabuki

I read Hidemi Furukawa ‘Miraimirai’ (Shinchosha)
32 poets are executed by at the bank of Toyohira river.
The shiroyamabuki blooms.

Nabana

I read Sen Ishida 'Otome no Inori' (Chikuma)
Summer vacation will be end as the children has not yet done their homework.
The nabana blooms.

Shaga

I read Masahiko Sato 'Atarashii Wakarikata' (Chuokoronshinsha)
The man tries to understand what he don't know.
The shaga blooms.

Lilac

I read Barbara J. King 'How animal grieve' (Shisosha)
The baby monkey wails over its mother's death.
The lilac blooms.