Higanbana

I read Yasushiro Shirai ‘Kotobanorikigaku’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
The language controls persons naturally.
The higanbana blooms.

Cabbage

I read Shoji Yamafuji ‘Hetaumabunkaron’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
People sometimes are interested in the works done badly on purpose.
The cabbage sprouted in the nursery bed.

Mt.Hiyama, Kurahashi

I read Ango Sakaguchi ‘Sakuranomorinomannkainofumoto’ (Iwanamibunko.)
The flowers of sakura in the forest makes peoples uneasy.
The view form the top of Mt. Hiyama in Kurahashi island. Hashirajima island lies ahead of the center.

Hakusai

I read Hisashi Inoue ‘Isshukan’ (Shinchosha.)
It’s the prisoner’s life in Shiberia.
The hakusai is planted.

Sunny lettuce

I read Taro Inoue ‘Requiemnorekishi’ (Heibonsha.)
Chinkonka in Japanese is not good translation for requiem.
The sunny lettuce is planted in a nursery bed.

Kabu

I read Motoyuki Shibata ‘Honyakukyoushitu’ (Shinshokan.)
It’s the lectures of literary translation.
The kabu sprouts.

Daikon

I read Hiroyuki Sasahara ‘Hogenkanki’ (Kadokawa.)
Some kanjis made from the dialect.
The daikon sprouts.