Tomato

I read Kaho Nashiki ‘Bokuwa, soshite Bokutachiwa dou Ikiruka’ (Iwanami)
We must never again proceed a path to war.
The tomato comes into flower.

Mikan

I read Dniel Smith ‘99 places you will never visit’ (Nikkei National Geographic)
The are the world most secret locations.
The mikan comes into flower.

Straw berry

I read Truman Capote ‘Summer Crossing’ (Randomhouse)
You can see the good old days in New York.
The straw berry is going to get ripe.

Yuzu

I read Hisae Kido ‘Sokokuno Sentaku’ (Shichosha)
Japanese orphans left behind in China had to select his or her nationality.
The yuzu blooms.

Ayame

I read Shinji Konno ‘Sengokuno Nihongo’ (Kawade books)
Japanese court anstorcracy wrote a diary in Chinese Classics.
The ayame blooms.

Green pea

I read Takeshi Umehara ‘Romo to Tetsugaku’ (Bungeishunjyu)
Umehara was profoundly affected by Yasunari Kawabata.
The green pea is growing.

Shiran

I read Akira Ikegami ‘Otonano Kyoyo’ (NHKshuppanshinsho)
Jews, Christians and Islamist believe in God.
The shiran blooms.