Books from the library

I read Yuko Shirakawa 'Funsochi no Kangofu' (Shogakkan)
She left for Mosūl.
The books borrowed from the library reached 3,285 for 9 years since 2009.

Aster

I read Hatsue Nakawaki 'Kami ni mamorareta Shima' (Kodansha)

The soldier was washed ashore.
The Aster is in full bloom.

Cabbage

I read Natsuki Koyata 'Mugen no gen / Kazeshimo no Aka' (Chikuma)
He passed away at Tsukiyono.
The cabbage grows.

Lunch with siblings

I read Megumi Nakahashi/ Mayumi Mori 'Alberghi Diffusi' (Shinchosha)
The historical city has somewhat inconvenience.
Had lunch with siblings on Sept.26.

Daikon

I read Ken Grimwood 'REPLAY' (Shinchosha)
He replay his own life.
The daikon grows.

Gobo

I read Hideto Fuse 'Kozugawakareba Kigagawakaru' (Kobunshashinsho)
The composition of picture comes from spots and lines.
The gobo is pulled out.

Nira

I read Ryu Shinun 'Net Kyoshikyoku' (Sairyuusha)
There are many curious on lookers in the Net age.
The nira blooms.

Higanbana

I read Yuju On 'Kuko Jiko' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
I met her at Chinese class when freshman.
The higanbana blooms.

Ohenro

I read Shohei Machiya 'Shiki' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
The movement of body and language can not be separated.
The record of ohenro ,
'No 39 Enkyoji on Sept.20.'

and 'No 40 Kanjizaiji,

No.41 Ryukoji, No.42 Butsumokuji

and No43 Meisekiji on Sept.21.'

Kechigan

I read Akihiro Ueyama 'Jishingaku wo Tukutta Otoko' (Seidosha)
He is the father of earthquake prediction.
Sachiko made 'Kechigan.'

Ohenro

I read Hiroshi Unno 'Gustav Klimt no Sekai' (Pie International)
You can see sensual delight.
Visit No.38 Kongofukuji Temple, Ashizuri Misaki.

Ohenro

I read Toshihiro Omi 'Butsuzo to Nihonjin' (Chukoshinsho)

Butsuzo tells beauty of religion.Go to ohenro

 No.37 Iwamoto Temple.

Yamabudo

I read Mariko Asabuki 'Timeless' (Shichosha)
Domestic struggle is timeless.
The yamabudo bears fruit.

Kuzu

I read Koji Nakakita 'Jiminnto Ikkyo no Jitsuzo' (Chukoshinsho)
It becomes the party of downward communication.
The kuzu blooms.

Hotogogisu

I read Yuji Wakao/Keiko Kokura 'Sengo Hiroshima no Kiroku to Kioku' (Nagoyadaigaku)
Only A-bomb victims know what it was.
The hototogisu blooms.

Higanbana

I read Atsushi Koyano 'Eto to oe Kenzaburo' (Chikuma)
It's biology biographies of a critics and a novelist.
The higanbana blooms.

Itadori

I read Eisaku Ide 'Fuji wa Nippon no Sweden' (Shueisha)
We find service for education and welfare to be satisfactory there.
The itadori blooms.

Nasu jam

I read Kakiya miu 'Rogono Shikinga arimasen' (Chuokoronshinsha)
They say in the magazine that money when one gets old is needed \60,000,000.
The nasu jam is served.

Umemodoki

I read Go Katsuhiro ' Матрёшка' (Tokkuma)
The mатрёшка found with the dead body.
The umemodoki bears fruit.

Tsuriganeninjin

I read Honnohenshubu 'Hondanazekkei' (Honn's ozasshisha)
It's a scenery.
The tsuriganeninjin is arranged in the basket.

Nasu

I read Hidemasa Yatabe 'Za no Bunmeiron' (Shobunsha)
Cross-legged sitting on the floor is one of cultures.g
The nasu grows against the background Setouchi mountains.

Kski

I read Toru Yamakawa 'Karupisu wo tsukutta Otoko' (Shogakkan)
Karupisu comes from Mongol.
The kaki bears fruit.

Daikon

I read Ryu Honma 'Black Volunteer' (Kadokawashinsho)
Volunteers are exploited.
The daikon sprouts.

Sanekazura

I read Michael Wolff 'Fire and Fury' (Hayakawa)
It' America.
The sanekazura blooms.

Rosemary

I read Hosokawatenten 'Tsurega Utsuninarimashite' (Togensha)
Any one would become the patient.
The rosemary bloom.

Sugigoke

I read Ikutaro Shimizu 'Ryugenhigo' (Chikuma)
At the time of disaster we loses our calm.
The sugigoke grows.

Shinpaku

I read Ben Mezrich 'The True Story of the Quest to Revive One of History's Most Iconic Extinct Creatures (Bungeishinju)
The revive of the mammoth starts
The shinpaku grows.

Keito

I read Munesuke Mita 'Gendaishakai wa Dokoemukaunoka' (Iwanamishinsho)
We faces depletion of a finite resources.
The keito blooms.

Ichijiku

I read Hiromu Kokubun 'Nomore' (Shinchosha)
Civilized indigenous people struggled with their natives.
The ichijiku is ripe.

Hiiragi

I read Maru Ayase 'Fuzai' (Kadokawa)
Don't count on your families.
The hiiragi grows.