Ocha

Read Robin Dunbar 'Shukyo no Kigen' (Hakuyosha)
Religion unites people.
The ocha blooms.

Mikan

Read Michael Bronski 'Cure na America Shi' (Keiso)
Social security has been maintained by exempting differentials.
The mikan grows.

Sanshuyu

Read Tsuyoshi Hirao 'Sports 3.0' (Mishimasha)
Playing sports must be enyoyable
The sanshuyu bears fruit.

Ochapan

Read Asako Takiwa 'Azumakeno Yonkyoudai' (Shodensha)
Mutual worries always happen in the family
The ochapan is ready.

Horenso

Read Toshio Muraoka 'Odayakana Goast' (Shinchosha)
Koji Nakazono captivated people with his paintings, drawing them into his world.
The horenso grows.

Takana

Read Kyohei Sakaguchi 'Kokukujin Fu' (Kadensho)
Want to him longer.
The takana sprouts.

Harukyabetsu

Read Carless Vellz 'Privacy koso Chikara' (Kadensha)
Privacy is the true power of individuals."
The harukyabetsu is planted.

Shogagashi

Read Nobu Iwatani 'Rokokyoujikenkara Nicchusensohe' (Tokyodaigakushuppankai)
It's important to control militant friends and avoid unnecessary conflict.
The shogagashi is made.

Shogasu

Read Thomas Piketty 'Shihon to Ideology' (Misuzu)
Inequality is politically constructed.
The shogasu is made.

Matsu

Read Shiro Miyashita 'Bungaku to Ecology' (Sayusha)
How literature is changing in response to its environment?
The matsu is trimmed.

Umemodoki

Read Jiro Nudeshima 'Kagakugijyutsuno Gunjiriyo' (Heibonsha)
The science and military affairs are mutually complementary matters.
The umemodoki bears fruit.

 

Matsu

Read kari Herrup 'Alzheimer's Byo Kenkyuu, Shippaino Kozo' (Misuzu)
The effect on the mouse cannot be applied to humans.
The two matsu trees are trimmed.

Shogashu

 Read Ryan North 'Kagakudekanaeru Sekaiseifuku' (Hayakawa)

The wrong and The right are not different.

The shogashu is made.

Shoga

 Read Konno Tsutomu 'TV man Itami Jyuszo no Boken' (Tokyodaigakushuppankai)

The author describes Jyuo Itami at the face of TV man.

The shoga is harvested.

Strawberry

Read Tomomi Shinoda 'Hahareteitemo Kazoku' (Akishobo)
The working hours in Japan and Korea are significantly longer compared to those in America and Western countries.Workers in Janpan and Korea work time is too much compared with America and western countries.
The strawberry is planted.

Nasu

Read Kenichi Ozawa 'Nankaitoraftjishinno Shinjitsu' (Tokyoshinbun)
The calculation of earthquake probability is doubtful.
The nasu grows.

Kinmokusei

Read Maryse Conde 'Ryori to Jinsei' (Sayusha)
Eating is living.
The kinmokusei blooms.

Daikon

Read Noriko Yuzawa 'Yakiimoto Donatsu' (KADOKAWA)
The daily lives of women factory workers in Japan and America are described.
The daikon grows.

Seiobo

Read Eric Kaufmann 'WHITESHIFT' (Aki)
The current white majority will become a minority in the future.
The seiobo has buds.

Hassaku

Read Saumya Roy 'Deonar’ (Kashiwa)
What is the gabbage?
The hassaku grows.

Mt. Uomiyama

Read Shino Sakurai 'Heroine' (Mainichishinbunshuppan)
She lived to deceive others and evade capture, resulting in her being placed on a wanted list.
Climb Mt. Uomiyama on Oct.8.

Negi

Read Yoshinobu Kadoi 'Tensaimonogatari' (Kodansha)
Japan cannot be free from natural calamities.
The negi grows.

Hiroshimana

Read Teruo Ariyama 'Kindaimediashi Ⅰ' (Yosihikawakobunkan)
The media had conveyed the message of the government.
The hiroshimana sprouts.

Asparagus

Read Keiko Yoshioka 'Tetsudo to Aikoku' (Iwanami)
The railway reveals its national figures.
The asuparagus blooms.

Kaki

 Read Miri Masuda 'Tsuyukusanatsuko no Issho' (Shinchosha)

It's life is ordinary, But something happens.

The kaki grows.

Lemon

Read Yuske Miyauchi 'Lauri Kooks wo Sagashite' (Asahishinbunshuppan)
The jouney to seek him is the one go find myself.
The lemon grows.

Mikan

Read Mio Nukaga 'Seishunwo kubininatte' (Bungeishinjyu)
It is not possible to afford the efforts.
The mikan grows.

Ferry

Read Sohei Sakai '(Ioutou Jyoriku) Kodansha
The author meticulously investigated the ravages of the Battle of Iwo Jima.
The ferry from Hiroshima to Matsuyama is passing.

Waremoko

 

Read Paolo Parisi 'Basquiat' (Kadensha)
Basquiat was a younge black artist and passed away at 27.
The waremoko is arranged.