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.

Sanekazura

Read Ryusuke Kawai 'Sukina Kokai' (JYuposha)
The No. 5 Fukuryu Maru, which was exposed to radioactivity from the US nuclear test at Bikini Atoll, was revived as the No. 5 Fukuryu Maru Exhibition Hall in 1976 after a series of events.
The sanekazura grows.

Daikon

Read Rovert Kolker 'Tougoushicchoushono Icizoku' (Hayakawa)
There was salvation at the end of hardship.
The daikon grows.

Daikon for tubozuke

Jyunya Terazono 'Uchukaihatsuno Futsugounashinjitsu' (Saizusha)
Space development has both light and shadow.
The daikon for tsubozue is dried.

Defence Navy Samidare

Read Yoko Ogawa 'Tenohiraninemuru Butai' (Shueiisha)
There is a fleeting spark between the viewer and the seen.
The defence navy vessel Samidare is passing off Karugahama on Nov.5.

Kogiku

Read Nobuhisa Kaneko 'Koinuno Kaigashi' (Kodansha)
Maruyama Okyo found a puppy in the town and sketched it.
The kogiku is arranged.

Rakkyto

Read Carol Heistosky 'Itariaryorinotanjyo' (Jinbun)
The background of the birth of Italian cuisine is lack of food.
The rakkyo blooms.

Mt. Takedayama

Read J.G.A Pcocock 'Yaban to Shukyo' (Nagoyadaigaku Shuppankai)
Many contemporary actors, including clergy and religious as well as atheists, were responsible for various forms of enlightenment.
Climb Mt. Takedayama to Mt. Okoyama (Mitakiyam), Hiroshima on Nov. 5.

Kaki

Read Masahiko Shmada 'Kimiga Itandatta Koro' (Shueisha)
A willingness to take detours through repeated folly and failure is an increasingly important strategy for survival in an efficiency-oriented society.
The kaki grows.

Kogiku

Read Jeromy DeSilva 'ChokurituNisokuHokouno Jinruishi' (Bungeishinjyu)
Humans expanded their habitats and prospered because they were able to walk in step with each other.
The kogiku blooms.

Ninniku

Read Takahisa Miyatke ''Shindafuri' de Ikinobiru' (Iwanami)
Why don't you jump into the world of pretending to be dead?
The ninniku sprouts.

Imoan pan

Read Oded Galor 'Kakusanno Kigen' (NHK Shuppan)
One theory explains growth and stagnation.
The imoan pan is ready.

Hakusai

Read Benjamin uchiyama 'Nipponno Carniiiival Senso' (Muzuzu)
This is an analysis of wartime society.
The hakusai grows.