Chocolate cake

Read Kiyonobu Date ’’Boryoku'kara Yomitoku Gendai Sekaishi' (Tokyoudaigakushuppankai)
Think deeply about violence in the context of the contemporary world.
The chocolate cake is ready.

Boke

Read Koichi Namiki 'Kyuyakuseishoga Wakaruhon' (Kawadeshinsho)
The ancient Israelites sought to create a free and equal society.
The boke blooms.

Ichijiku

Read Seiichi Yagi 'Gendainotameno Shukyou 12kou' (Hozokan)
Buddhism and Christianity are discussed together.
The ichijiku tree is nursed.

Robai

Read Shinjyu Suenami ' My Home Sanya' (Shogakkan)
Supporting people is hard work.
The robai blooms.

Bodara

Read Kori Sakagami 'Prison Circle' (Iwanami)
She closes coverage of prison rehabilitation programs
The bodara is reviving.

Vinegared lemon

Read Kotaro Sawaki 'Tenrono Tabibito' (Shinchosha)
During the war, Nishikawa infiltrated mainland China as a spy.
The vinegared lemon is ready.

Crabe ship

Read Asabukeibajyo　’Konoheyakara Tokyotowerwa Eikyuunimienai' (Shueisha)
Falling to others is the biggest entertainment in the SNS era.
The crane ship is passing off Karugahama, Kure on Dec.24, 8am.

Cheese cake

Read Daisuke Mizuguchi 'Azarashigo Nyumon' (KotodaigakushuppankaI)
He paves the way for seal research.
The cheese cake for Christmas is ready.

Wabisuke Tsubali

Read Masamichi Ueno 'John Dewey' (iwanami)
There are still things we can do before we get frustrated with the status quo.
The Wabisuke Tsubaki blooms.

Shiba

Read Makoto Shiina 'Shissouganbo' (Shueisha)
He is 77 years old and has become an elderly person.
The shiba is berried under the vegetable gardens.

Horenso

Read Yuko Iida 'Proretaliaｎbunngaku to Gender'（Seikyusha)
Women were placed on the margins.
The horenso grows.

Manryo

Read Pip Williams 'Chisana Kotobatachino Zukan' (Shogakkan)
Although women were involved in compiling the OED, regular editors were limited to men.
The manryo bears fruit.

Kinkanjam pan

Read Daijyu Abe 'Forget it Not' (Sakuhinsha)
Why do humans write things down in words, fix fading memories, and try to share them with other companies?
Then kinkanjampan is made.

Kinkanjam

Read Chiho Sato 'Eiga Yumenasake' (Shoshishigosen)
The critiques in the book are easy to read and dignified.
The kinkanjam is made.

Yabukoji

Read Go Kyoraku 'Kodomoha Anatanoshoyubutu Dewanai' (kobunsha)
It is important to listen to children's voices.
The yabukoji bears fruit.

Shokupan

Read Kumiko Kakehashi 'Konochichi Arite' (Bungeishijyu)
It dipicts love and hate between father and daughter
The shokupan is ready.

Endomame

Read Tasygusa Yazaaaki 'Yumenotoride' (Hamonicabooks)
Thankyu Yazaki.
The endomame grows.

Kimuchi

Read Mona Chollnet 'Majyo' (Kokushokankokai)
There is a hidden disdain for women in witch hunts.
The kimuchi is made.

Kuchinashi

Read Jung Byeong Ho 'Jinruigakushaga Nozoita Kitachosen' (Seido)
People in democratic countries cannot indulge in a sense of superiority when they see North Korea's hunger and poverty.
The fruits of kuchinashi are drying.

Anpan

Read Seiichi Yagi 'Shukyono Ikue' (Houzoukan)
Christianity and Buddhism are fundamentally overlapping.
The anpan is baked.

Yutanpo

Read Reiji Ando 'Jyomonron' (Sakuhinsha)
The Jomon period is the beginning of art.
The yutanpo is ready.

Mt Notorosan

Read Akiko Yoshie 'Nyoteino Kodai Okenshi' (Chikuma)
It is natural that there were empresses in ancient societies.
Going to clomb Mt. Notorosan, Nomi.

Miso

Read Nayuta Miki 'Kaiwawo Tetsugakusuru' (Kobunsha)
Conversation is a combination of communication and manipulation.
The miso is made.

Lemon

Read Makoto Shiina 'Konomichiwo Dokomademoikunda' (kadokawabunko)
Choose your own path and move forward.
The lemon grows.

Fallen leaves

Read Kota Ishii 'Nihonwa Hinkonno Hanashiwoshiyo' (Bunshunbunko)
Society can return.
The fallen leaves are veried as ferlilizer.

 

Nanten

Read Bokuchira 'Ienorekishowokaku' (Chikuma)
You can feel the breathing of people who were tossed by history.
The nanten beaars read fruit.

Suisen

Read Saburo Kawamoto 'Hitoriasobizo Warewamasareru' (Heibonsha)
We are happy to grow old doing what we love.
The suisen blooms.

Senryo

Read Akiko Kawasaki 'Kaigosha D' (Asahishuppan)
Life is a sandwich between pain and relief.
The senryo bears red fruit.

Hakusai

Read Hokkaidohosohoudobuyajihaijyomondaihodohan 'Yaji to Minshushugi' (Korokara)
Is heckling freedom of expression?
The hakusai is pickled.

Nabana

Read Rebecca Wragg Sykes 'Neanderthal’（Chikuma)
Neanderthals are like neighbors.
The nabana grows.

Broccoli

Read Mariko Konishi 'KYokina Ronri' (Koyoshobo)
Ask yourself where the discomfort comes from.
The broccoli grows.

Hiroshimana

Read Tadayasu Sakai 'Okureta Hana' (Crevis)
Time stops as soon as you press the shutter.
The hiroshimana grows.

Togetsukyo, Kyoto

Read Hallie Rubenhold 'Kirisaki Jack ni Korosaretanoha Dareka' (Seido)
they are us at the same time.
Visit Togetsukyo, Arashiyama, Kyoto.

Onsenji, Kinosaki

Rea Soji Kawana 'Kishaga Himotoku 'shonen' JIkenshi' (Iwanami)
The interest in the boy's case is declining with each passing year.
Visit Onsenji, Kinosaki.

Tanbayaki

Read Yoko Tawada 'Taiyo Shoto' (Kosansha)
A country may disappear, but a town never disappears.
Get the Tanvayaki Vase at Tna Sogama, Tatekkui, Hyogo.

Kinkan

Read Mariko Konishi 'Kyokina Ronri' (Koyoshobou)
It is important to calmly ask yourself the origin of any discomfort you feel.
The kinkan grows.

SEP vessel

Read Atsuo Inoue 'Verbeck　Den' (Toshokankokai)
He contributed to the modernization of Japan during the Meiji period.
A SEP vessel under trial is anchored.

Cabbage

Read En Renka 'Taiyoga Shindahi' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
He is trying to depict the deep truth of China.
The cabbage grows.

Sazanka

Read Timothy Pachirat 'Boryokuno Ethnography' (Akashi)
The act of visualizing pain and suffering seeks strong stimuli one after another in an attempt to arouse sympathy.
The sazanka blooms.

Dodantsutsuji

Read Andrew J. Stewart 'Jyoho Security no Haibokushi' (Hakuyo)
In order to solve the information security problem, in addition to the pursuit of technology, it is necessary to skillfully apply the methods of coping with risks that we have cultivated as a society, such as criminal law and the intervention of third parties such as the police.
The dodantsutsuji turns in autumn.

Mt. Furutala

Read Masao Morita 'Guzenno Sanpo' (Mishima)
There are things that can only be seen at walking speed.
Climbed Mt. Furutaka on Nov.19.

SEP ship

Read Heino Faicke 'Ｋurayaminonakano Ｈikari’ (Aki)
Space-time cavities are everywhere in the universe.
The world's largest SEP ship "BLUE WIND" (self-elevating work barge) is passing at 9:30 A.M on November 18, off Karugahama,Kure.

Broccoli

Read Miyoko Monga 'Shinikataga Wakaranai' (Futaba)
Death is inevitable.
The broccoli grows.

Tsuwabuki

Read Keiji Kinoshita 'Kindai chugokuno Shinkyo Tochi' (Keiogijyukudaigaku Shuppankai)
There is the principle of integration of China.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Hakusai

Read Paku Regun 'Wtatashitachiwa Kiokusubekikotogaaru' (Kobunken)
He continues to fight the government.
The hakusai grows.

Daikon

Read Denchu Hirakushi 'Hirakushi Dechu Kaikodan' (Chuokoronshinsha)
Hirakushi Dennchu is a sculptor.
The daikon is dried.

Mikan

Read Taihei Shii 'Atarashii Art no Katachi ' (Heibonsha)
NFT art is both cutting edge and classic.
The mikan grows.

Tsuwabuki

Read Fumio Yamamoto 'Mujintono Futari' (Shinchosha)
A diary was left behind.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Mt. Hiyama

Read Koichi Namiki 'Kyuyakuseishogawakaruhon' (Kawadeshinsho)
Power is nothing more than an evil man-made creation, and God is far more powerful than that.
Clombed Mt. Hiyama, Kurahashi, Kure on Nov.12.