Nanten

I read Jonathan Stroud ‘Bartimaeus’　①、②、③（Ｔｒａslated by Mizuhito Kanehara & Miho Matsuyama, Rironsha.)
Bartimaeus is a good goblin.
The nanten has its white berries.

Candle holder

I read Rumiko Iwasada ‘Aoitoribunkogadekirumade’ (Kodansha.)
We can learn the publishing process of the book.
The candle holder is prepared in the case of a power failure.

Robai

I read Risa Wataya ‘Kattenifurueter’
“Ｅｎｏｕｇｈ？”　 “Not enough.’
The robai blooms.

Mt. Jaenzan

I read Julio Llamazres ‘Escenas De Cine Mudo’ (Translated by Eiichi Kimura, Villagebooks.)
We come to feel like come.
Climb Mt. Jyaenzan.
(The view from Hattori Great Pond, Ikeya-cho, Fukuyama-city, Dec.10)

Early morning.

I read Taiko Nakajima ‘Love & Systems’ (Gnetosha.)
Most Japanese couples who have had arranged marriage would probably with agree that idea.
(From Eijiro on web)
I am going to get on the first train.

Daidai

I read Tea Obreht ‘THE TIGER’S WIFE’ (Translated by Hikaru Fujii, Shinchosha.)
The niece depicts the life of her uncle who is a doctor.
The daidai turns orange.

Hassku

I read Kiyoko Murata ‘Kosen’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
It describes the radiation therapy.
The hassaku is ripe.