Shobu

Read Keigo Obayashi 'Coronano Kenpogaku' (Kobundo)
Let me give you an example. Is the demonstration banned under corona pandemic?
The shobu blooms.

Kuchinashi

Read Fedrick Cryns 'William Adams' (Chikuma)
During Ieyasu's life, Adams remained in Japan even though he was allowed to leave Japan.
The kuchinashi blooms.

Prince Melon

Read Tatsuya Torao 'Kodainihonno Kanryo' (Chukoshinsho)
Among the ancient Japanese bureaucrats, omission of duty, absence without notice and absenteeism were rampant.

The Prince Melon blooms.

Suika

Read Tsuyoshi Kamimura 'Kenryoku Bunritsuronno Tanjyo' (Iwanami)
Separation of powers is the basic principle of democracy. ..
The suika blooms.

Ingenmane

Read Taro Kobayashi 'Chugokusensen、Arunihonjinheishino Nikki' (Shinnihonshuppan)
This is a record of the perpetrators of ordinary citizens.
The ingenmame blooms.

Focaccia

 Read David Quammen 'Spillover' (Akashi)

Viruses can occasionally, but quite rarely, move from one species to another. This is called a spillover event but can also be known as a spillover infection or a pathogen spillover. (from News Medical Life Sciences)

The focaccia is baked.

Bell pepper

Read Lisa Taddeo 'Sanninno Onnatachino Agaenai Yokubo' (Hayakawa)
This book thoroughly depicts three women.
The bell pepper blooms.

Nasu

Read Clarice Lispector 'Hoshinotoki' (Kawadeshinsha)
The author forever watches over the life of a poor girl who is not dealt with by anyone.
The nasu blooms.

Kyuri

Read Sabine Hossenfelder 'Sugakunimiserarete、Kagakuwo Miushinau' (Misuzu)
Physics is the most advanced field of natural science. The main reason for this is that mathematical writing is surprisingly effective.
The kyuri blooms.

Clear bottle

Read Myochin Nakamura 'Dance in the farm' (Mishima)
Formerly a member of a rock band, he now runs a monk and farming on Suo-Oshima.
Win a prize and Get clear bottle.

Satsuki

Read Tadashi Nishihira 'Yojyonoshiso' (Shunjyu)
Curing suppresses greed, but it is not abstinence.
The satsuki blooms.

Kabocha

Read Bunpei Aoyama 'Oyogumono' (Shincho)
Everyone has a demon in their hearts.
The kabocha blooms.

Satsuki

Read Robb Dunn 'Iewa Seitaiei' (Hakuyo)
The ecosystem in the home must be kept richer.
The satsuki blooms.

Kyuri

Read Keiko Iwasaki 'Fukushimagenpatsujiko to Kokoronokenko' (Hihonhyoron)
People who have many neighbors in their hometown at the evacuation site tend to improve their mental health due to increased trust.
The kyuri grows.

Anpan

Read Alice Goffman 'Toboshano Shakaigaku' (Aki)
White female scholar depicts the scene of discrimination.
The anpan is baked.

Kiwi

Read Louis A. Del Monte 'AI・Heiki・Sensonomirai' (Toyokeizai)\
When singularity is approached without legislation regulating AI in place, transcendental intelligence may use its own weapons to exterminate humans.
The kiwi blooms.

Hiirage hedge

Read Yoshihiro Kawaoka 'Neo Virus Gaku' (Shueisha)[
There is a long-standing controversy over whether viruses are' living or inanimate'.
The hiiragi hedge is trimmed.

Yuzu

Read Yoko Kitamura 'Sensoshogaishano Shakaishi' (Nagoyadaigaku)
War-disabled people came to understand that they were neither heroes nor victims, but were 'injured and discharged by the national project of war'.
The yuzu bloom.

Lemon

Read Sebastian Conrad 'Global・ History' (Iwanami)
The author reviews the historical structure from the perspective of global synchronicity.
The lemon blooms.

Tamanegi

Read Koji Hashimoto 'Butsurigakushano Sugoishikoho' (International)
He will prove the reason why the upper limit of the radius of takoyaki is 2 cm by making full use of mathematics and physics.
The tamanegi is stocked.

Melonpan

Read Shinichi Takakuwa 'Shuryoniikiru Otokotachi・Onnatachi' (Tsuribito)
The hunting for living has disappeared, and it has been responsible for exterminating animals that damage homes and crops.
The melonpan is baked.

Tshuyukusa

Read Aoi Sueki 'Tomodachi Ono comushuga …' (AlphaPolice)
You don't have to worry about it, but let's devise it.
The tsuyukusa blooms.

Pain de campagne

Read Seiko Ito 'Fukushima Monologue' (Kawadeshinsha)
The raw voices of the living are collected.
The bread is baked.

Prince Melon

Read Haineoko 'Block Chain Game no Hajimekata・Asobikata・Kasegikata' (Gijyutsuhyoron)
Owners can now transfer their digital technology to other companies.
The Prince Melon grows.

Suika

Read Eiichi Aoki 'Monbukagakusho' (Chukoshinsho)
The university entrance exam reforms scheduled for this year have caused confusion and returned to a blank slate.
This is partly because the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology outsourced it to the private sector with the conventional idea.
The suika grows.

Tomato

Read Araki Higashiyama 'Donokuchiga Aiwokatarunda' (Kodansha)
There is no basis or credibility in the love that anyone speaks.
The tomato grows.

Edamame

Patrisse Khan-Cullors 'Black Lives Matter Kaikoroku' (Seido)
If you challenge the politician, you will be labeled as a 'terrorist' that will disrupt the social order.
The edamame grows.

Hassaku

Read Natsumi Seo 'Nijyunomachi/Kotaichinouta' (Shoshikankanbo）
Reconstruction work by raising the height was also a process of losing the former town ruins.
The hassaku blooms.

Shincha

Read Kuri Onda 'Haino Gekijyo' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Why did they choose to die?
The shincha is dried for making kocha.

Strawberry

Read Louisa May Alcott 'Kamennokageni' (Gengi)
Alcott preferred writing sensational novels to girl novels like 'Little Women.'
The strawberry begins to ripe.

Mikan

Read Kazue Aso 'Kagakushawomadowasu Mahonosuuji', Impact Factor no Shotai' (Nihonhtyoron)
The impact factor (IF) or journal impact factor (JIF) of an academic journal is a scientometric index calculated by Clarivate that reflects the yearly average number of citations of articles published in the last two years in a given journal. (from Wikipedia, English)
The mikan begins to bloom.