Hiogi

I read Tomoyuki Hoshino ‘Yoru wa Owaranai’ (Kodansha)
Men tells the story in their last extremity.
The hiogo blooms.

Oguruma

I read Tomoyuki Hoshino ‘Yoru wa Owaranai’ (Kodansha)
Men tells the story in their last extremity.
The oguruma blooms.

Yahazususuki

I read Masako Bando ‘Akamidorinomisagi’ (Shueisha)
It shows love and hate relationship.
The yahazususuki has the herring-bone pattern.

Mizuhiki

I read Honobu Yonezawa ‘Futarino Kyorino Gaisan’ (Kadokawa)
He reaches a deduction while running a marathon course.
The mizuhiki bears flowers

Habuso

I read Shoji Ozawa ‘Energy wo Erabinaose’ (Iwanamishinsho)
He is a specialist of the study of biomass.
The habuso is growing.

Unnanhyakuyaku

I read Yasuhiko Ogawa ‘Manyoshu to Nihonjin’ (Kadokawa)
The manyoshu is the oldest written poems in existence.
The unnannhyakuyaku is growing.

Aojiso

I read Ichiyo Oshima ‘Kaigo wa Tsuraiyo’ (Shoggakkan)
The retirment mony shoud be reserved for own nursing care
The aojiso grows.