Toast!

I read Tomohiro Kanda ‘Net Kensakuga Kowai’ (Poplar)
We have the right to be forgotten.
Toast! (Nov.29, Hachikenkura, Kurashiki.)

Manryo

I read Tesshu Shaku 'Shinran no Oshie to Tannisho' (Natsumesha)
'Naniamidabutsu.'
The manryo turns red.

Nanten

I read Jitsuen Kakehashi 'Shinran Kyogaku no Tokushoku to Tenkai'
'Namiamudabutsu.'
The white and read nantens are its best.

Daikon

I read Taido matsubara ‘Watakushino Tnnnishou Nyumon’ (Shodensha)
‘Namuamidabutsu.’
The daikon is being dried fro pickles.

Akinonogeshi

I read Itsuki Hiroyuki / Tetsuro Honda ‘Seisho to Tannishou’ (Tokyoshoseki)
'Namuamidabutsu.'
Akinonogeshi blooms.

Tsuriganeninjin

I read Kenichiro Isozaki ‘Denshamichi’ (Shinchosha)
While kookutesu’s plan was steam engine and Private companies’ plan was electric force.
The tsuriganeninjin blooms.

Hassku

I read Kaoru Kitamura ‘Shouuchu Shinjiten’ (Shinchosha)
Dazai used a dictionary, ‘shouchu shinjiten.’
The hassaku begin to color orange.