Miyaginohagi

Read Karen Takizawa 'Najimishirazuno Monogatari'
She used to choose words based on their sound rather than their meaning.
The miyaginohagi is arranged in a vase.

Yamamomo

Read Yukiko Tomiyama 'Jyoshimangani Kotaegaaru' (chuokoronshinsha)
It encourages you to get revitalized.
The yamamomo is arranged in a vase.

Tomato

Read Masanori Aoyanagi 'Chogakkanno Zukan NEO art' (Shogakkan)
It's a muzeum on the desk.
The tomato grows.

Kabocha

 Read David J. Chaimers 'Reality+' (NHK Shuppan)

Online is the same with real.

The kabocha grows.

Breadfast

Read Karl Marx '18 seikino Himitsugaikoushi' (Hakusui)
The monopoly of Rossia is fueled by Mongol imperialism.
The breakfast is ready.

Mt. Monjyuyama

Read Norikazu Ichihashi 'Fuerumonotachino Shinkaron' (Chikuma)
Why do humans face so many troubles?
Climbed Mt. Monjyuyama on June 24.

Mt. Monjyuyama

Read Yoko Tajima 'Shinpan Heroine wa Nazekorosarerunoka' (Toshokankoukai)
It's feminist critic.
Climb Mt. Monjuyama.

Kaizukaibuki

Read Hidemi Ri 'Shutsunyukokukanri no Shakaishi' (Akashishoten)
The network of controlling foreigners was established outside the government system.
The kaizukaibuki is trimmed.

Prince Melon

Read Futago Yo 'Taiwan Manyutetsudono Futari' (Chuokoronshisha)
There are complex situations in Taiwan at the moment.
The Prince Melon grows.

Edamame

Read Ryo Sugiyama 'Inoue Tetsujiro to 'Kokutai' no Kobo' (Hakusui)
He conceived the idea of Japanese imperialism.
he edamame grows.

Tomorokoshi

Read Atsuko Otsuka 'Dobutsuga Kureruchikara' (Iwanamishinsho)
It's communication without language.
The tomorokoshi grows.

Suika

Read Keisuke Yamamot 'Hitsujito Nihonjin' (Sairyusha)
Sheep culture was managed by national policy.
The suika grows.

Bell pepper

Read Yuko Tajima 'Kujirano Otowokike' (Yamatokeikou)
Animals strive at all times to survive.
The bell pepper grows.

Kyuri

 Read Kenji Okada 'Kyoshitsuwo Ikinobiru Seijigaku' (Shoubunsha)

Teemagers are the brightest ores.

The kyuri bears fruit.

Tomato

Read Witoid Szavlowski 'Dokusaishano Ryorinin' (Hakusuisha)
Cooked food brings people together beyond the distinction of good or bad individuals.
The tomato bears fruit.

Shara

Read Takeshi Asao '6sai to 3saino Omakesealsoudou' (Shinyosha)
Children discover the value of things that cannot be used by exchanging them.
The shara blooms.

Ajisai

Read Genichiro Inokuma ' Matisse no Mikata' (Sakuhinsha)
Matisse continued to draw repeatedly.
The ajisai blooms.

Hamayu

Read Norio Enomoto 'Psychedelic mountan' (Hayakawa)
It's unrealistic but it could happen.
The hamayu & aspara are arranged in a Tokoname vase.

Hamayu

Read Ko Machida 'Koyaku Kojiki' (Kodansha)
This is a colloquial translation of the Kojiki by Machida.
The hamayu blooms.

Mt. Kanyudouzan

Yuki Kubo 'One room kara Uchuwonozoku' (Otashuppan)
The joys and sorrows of those who engage with cutting-edge science on a daily basis.
Climb Mt. Kanyudozan, Kasaoka, Okayama on June 10.

The day of Time's commemoration

Read Marat Gabidulin 'Wagner Putin no Himitsubutai' (Tokyodo)
War is cruel.
Today is the day of Time's commemoration.

Nasu

Read Nobuhisa Tanaka 'Shikei Subekaraku Haishisubeshi' (Heibonsha)
The book is a record of Reverend Kazuo Tanaka, a chaplain who faced death row inmates.
The nasu bears fruit.

Shobu

Read John Pomfret 'Tetsuno katenwo Kojiakero' (Asahishinbunshuppan)
This book sheds new light on the process of NATO expansion after the Cold War.
The shobu is arranged in the vase.

Shobu

Read Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell 'Skirt to Joseinorekishi' (Harashobo)
Today, regardless of gender, the freedom to wear what you like is demanded.
The shobu blooms.

Hasssku

Read Tou Nonoi 'Shurowo Moyasu' (Chikuma)
What does it mean to value life?
The hassaku berried fruit.

Shobu

Read　Masahiko Togawa 'Okakura Tenshin to Indo' (keiogijyukushuppankai)
Asia is one.
The shobu blooms.

Kabocha

Read Jason Hickel 'Shihonshugino Tuginikurusekai' (Toyokeizaishinpo)
A mind and society that prioritize the well-being of humans and ecosystems, without unilaterally plundering nature, are desirable.
The kabocha bears fruit.

Kiwi

Read Yasuomi Sawa 'Jijitsuwa Dokoniarunoka' (Togensha)
The author calls for a society where people can speak with accountability using their real names, as opposed to the current state of affairs characterized by irresponsible anonymous remarks.
The kiwi bears fruit.

Mikan

Read Tetsuro Muata, etc. 'Tanukuno Hon' (Kyowakoku)
The tanuki is a mirror that reflects the times.
The mikan bears fruit.

Shiso

Read May Sarton 'Shubansen 79saino Nikki' (Misuzu)

I haven't developed any wrinkles on the inside.

 The shiso grows.