Sanshuyu

Read Jennifer Eberhardt 'Muisikino Bias' (Akashi)
A casual word or a casual expression can be a weapon against others.
The sanshuyu blooms.

Boke

Read Yoshifumi Tawara 'Sengo Kyokasho Undoshi' (Heibonshashinsho)
Japanese textbooks are an unprecedented system in the world.
The boke blooms.

Suisen

Read Haruo Chikada 'Choshiwarukute Atarimae' (Littlemore)
Looking back on the past, even if it's a fun memory, is no different from regret in the sense that you can't move the results.
The suisen blooms.

Yukiyanagi

Read Junko Tsutsumi 'Amish no Oi to Shuen' (Michitani)
The author finds the key to thinking about the problems of modern society, especially the isolation of the elderly, in Amish life.
The yukiyanagi blooms.

Ocha

Read Fumitaka Sato ''Mechanics' no Kagakuron' (Seido)
It may be an era in which scientists aim not only to coexist with mechanics but also to break away from it.
The ocha is transplanted.

Sanshuyu

Read Aki Sakaguchi 'Venezuela' (Chukosensho)
Excessive concentration of power melted democracy and led to economic collapse.
The sanshuyu blooms.

Ikkyu tsubaki

Read Hideaki Kikuchi 'Taiheitengoku' (Iwanami)
In 1843, a new religion was born in southern China, rooted in the spirit of sharing clothes and food.
The Ikkyu tsubaki blooms.