Seiobo_Tsubaki

I read Reiko Saibara 'Mainichi Kasan / Kanihahahen' (Mainichishinbunsha.)

'Since I was child I have a recurrent dream that I went bottom of the sea and lay flat on my back.' It is the first cartoon caption.

The Seiobo_Tsubaki is attractive.

Fujibakama

I read Akiko Moritani 'Rengenoharano Mannakade' (Tokyosogensha.)

The story goes on in the rural library.

Main character is a librarian.

Fujibakama is planted today.

Inujima (2)

Ｉ read Christophe Nick et Michel Eltchaninoff 'Shi no TV Jikken' (Translated Yukiko Sakata, etc)

We are apt to salve to authorities. TV is one of authorities. We are going kill him or her in the TV studio

The artistic creation is exhibited in the in remains copper refining pant area.

Inujima

I read Shinichi nakazawa ' Nihon no Daitenkan' (Shueishashinsho.)

He discusses atomic power generation from the point of 'energology'

'Energology' is his own theory he wants to create.

Yesterday, I went to Inujima island, Okayama and saw Art Project 'Seirensho.'

Dodantsutsuji

Ｉ read Randy Taguchi 'Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fukushima' (Chikuma Primer Shinsho.)

One of the chapters in this book is 'Why there is not the A-bomb Dome in Nagasaki?'

I see how it is.

The dodantsutsuji turns autumn colors.

Mikan

I read Stig Larsson 'Millennium' (Teranslated Miho Helenharume/ Masatoshi Iwasawa, Hayakawashobo.)

It's a mystery story that the read character gets the heart of the matter.

The mikan is getting to become orange color.

Tsubaki

Ｉ read Hosei Hahakigi 'Haeno Teikou' (Shinchosha.)

It is the story of fifteen medical officers of Japanese troops.

The white Seiobo tsubaki opened yesterday Just a few hours later than the red one.