Senryo & Matsu

Read Pablo Servigne, Rapha¨el Stevens 'Hokaigaku' (Soushi)
Abandon the hope of alternative energy.
Senryo & Matsu are arranged in the vase

Robai

Read Francesco ''Kofuku' to 'Jinseinoimi'' (Kadokawa)
Get our of yourself.
The robai blooms.

Kinkan

Read Hisaki Matsuura 'Ningai' (Kodan)
We were once under the earth.
The kingan grows.

Mt. Furutaka

Read Carolin Emcke 'Nazenara Sorewa Kotobanidekirukara' (Mizuzu)
How can the body recover words?
The Mt. Furutaka has low crowds besides it.

Bread

Read Teruyuki Hirota 'Daigakuron wo Kumikaeru' (Nagoyadaigaku)
It needs the balance of the way of top down and that of bottom up.
The bread is baked.

Jinchoge

Read Deirdre Sullivan 'Mezameno Morino Bijyo' (Tokyosogen)
It challenges new story.
The jinchoge has its buds.

Lunch

Read Dinesh Joseph Wad 'Gendaishiso kararo Dobutsuron' (Jinbun)
Why we eat animals?
Have lunch at Le Platine, ANA Hiroshima on Dec.24.

Cauliflower

Read Kota Ishii 'Hontouno Hinkonno Hahashiwoshiyo' (Bungeishunjyu)
The subtitle is 'The equation of changing the future.'
The cauliflower grows.

Suisen

Read Richard Powers 'Overstory' (Shinchosha)
He claims environmental devastation.
The suisen blooms.

notebook

Read Yoko Ogawa 'Kobako' (Mainichi)
The dead is still alive in the box.
The 2020 pocket notebook is ready.

High-speed craft

Read Yoji Arakawa 'Muchu no Dokusho' (Misuzu)
Showa is the area of typography, and Heisei is that of off-set printing.
The super-jet that goes to Hiroshima from Matsuyama is passing.

Daidai

Read Reiji Ando 'Rettou Shukusai Ron' (Sakuhin)
We can see how the festivity and art have been developed in Japan.
The daidai turns daidai-iro.

Endoumame

Read Mitsu Tanaka 'Asuwa Ikiteinaiukamoshirenai...toiu Jiyu' (Impact)
It's the start of woman's lib.
The endoumame puts out it tentacles.

Kuromoji

Read Yoko Yamada 'Hatarakuhito no tameno Kanjyoshihonron' (Seido)
Emotion is a capital.
Kuromoji has its buds.

Fallen leaves

Read Kenji Miyazawa 'Dekunobo no Chie' (Shincho)
Feel the wind blows.
The leaves fall in the vegetable garden.

Shara

Read Jacques Derouard 'Iyaiyanagara Lupin wo Umidashita Sakka' (Toshokankokai)
He is not my shadow, but I am his shadow.
The shara has its buds.

Sanekazura

Read James Suzman ''Honto no Yuakasa' wa Bushman ga Shitteiru' (NHK)
Be satisfied with what you get now.
The sanekazura is arranged.

Adachi Museum of Art

Read 'The Soul of Kuzuya' (Tatsuo Azuma)
The way toward overcoming 'Gomimondai.'
The garden of Adachi Museum of Art is pictured on Dec.11.

Toki

Read Sachiko Kishimoto 'Himituno Shitsumon' (Chikuma)
Do you know Radio Taiso -1 , -2?
The toki is seen at Izumo Toki Center.

Sunrise

Read May Sarton '74sai no Nikki' (Misuzu)
She is alone but not feel lonely.
The sunrise and swans are taken from Minamikan, Matsue.

 

Sunset

Read Katsunori Imazu 'Kosekigakataru Kodaino Kazoku' (Furukawakobunkan)
The high ratio of remarriage in ancient times does not mean the free love of women.
The sunset at Shinjiko lake is pictured from Minamikan in Matsue.

Lemon

Read David Harvey 'Keizaitekirisei no Kyoki' (Sakuhin)
Deplore the crass commercialism.
The lemon grows.

Senryo

Read Lynn Hunt 'Naze Rekishi wo Manabunoka' (Iwanam)
Have curiosity and learn how forerunner understand the meaning of the world.
The senryo turns red

Sazanka

Read Orhan Pamuk 'Akai Kamino Onna' (Hayakawa)
He met a read hair girl in the town.
The sazanka blooms.

Ninniku

Read Sinpei & Miako Aoki 'Higanno Toshokan' (Yu)
There is their library across the river.
The ninniku grows.

Cabbage

Read Sai Taien 'Chugoku Kuishinbo Jiten' (Misuzu)
Kanji ie comes from the living place and the pig.
The cabbage grows.

Manryo

Read Manuel Azana 'Benicarló no Yakai' (Hosei)

The war is finally nonsense.

The manyo turns red.

Nanten

Read Tatsuo Tanaka 'Net wa Shakaiwobundanshinai' (Kadokawa)
SNS may not divide people.
The nanten turns red.

Aoki

Read Masayuki Matsuda 'Dokusaishano Design' (Heibonsha)
They like the portrait taking a broad view.
The aoki berries turns red.

Broccoli

Read Sy Montgomery 'Doubutsutachigaoshietekureta 'yoiikimono' ninaru Houhou' (Kawadeshoboshoushinsha)
Life is equal to all creatures.
The broccoli grows.

Mt. Uomiyama

Read Kinotoriko 'I'm PEKO-PEKO Hungry!' (Chikura)
The texture is expressed by acoustic sense.
Climb Mt.Uomiyama, kure on Nob.30.