Onion

I read Toshio Yamagishi ‘Risk ni sewomukeru Nihonjin’ (Shueisha)
Japanese are too worry to others’s eyes.
The onion is growing.

Kodaiji Temple

I read Hideki Yukawa ‘Tabibito’ (Kadokawa)
He wrote his biography of the ages when he studied with all his heart.
The maple at Kodaiji Temple, Kyoto turns red (Photoed on Nov.19.)

Momonoki

I read Toshiaki Suzuki ‘Nihonjinn to Keizai’( Toyokeizai)
Japan must be a welfare nation.
We had supper at Momonoki, Mita, Tokyo.(Nov.17)

Edo Kiriko

I read Ken Endo ‘Grobal Commons’ (Iwanami)
The key point is to promote a spirit of mutual trust.
We got Edo Kiriko Bowl at Hanasho, Kamedo Tokyo.(Nov.17)

Sazanka

I read Pierre Bourdieu ‘Science de la science et reflexivite’ (Fujiwarashoten)
Social science and natural science should be in the same ground.
The sazanka blooms.

Senryo

I read Yasuaki Onuma ‘Rekishininshiki towa Nanika’ (Chukoshinsho)
A winner will bring irresistable pressure to a loser.]
The senryo bears fruit.

Sanekazura

I read Shinichiro Tomonaga ‘Ryoshirikigaku to Watakushi’ (Iwanami)
He tried to combine quantum mechanics and relativity theory.
The sanekazura bears fruit.