Zucchini

I read Antino Tobucchi ‘Tokiwa Oio Isogu’ (Translated Tadahiko Wada / Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
It’s the collection about the feeling of the time.

Hassaku

I read Tove Jansson ‘ The short stories of Tove Janson’ (Translated by Mayumi Tomihara / Chikuma bunko)
It’s Tove Jansson’s human-watch in the small village of Sweden.

Mikan

I read Shuntaro Tanikawa ‘ Tanikawashuntarono Toukotoba Kotaerukotoba’ (East Press.)
‘Kusomamireninatte Ikirunomo, Itaminihimeioagenagara Ikirunomo, Hitonisugatteikirunomo, Jinseinouchitokangaetemachigatteinaikigasuru.’
‘The life with desperate, pain , or being assisted by others has its value.’

Persimmon

I read Kenji Maruyanma ‘Jinseinantekusokurae’ (Asahishinbunshuppan.)
I am impressed the last chapter ,’ Seino doreininattemo Shino shishato narubekidewanai’,
’Accept a slave for living, but not a dispatch runner for Hereafters.’
The persimmon is growing.

Kaizukaibuki

I read Takashi Uezato ‘Umino Okoku・　Ryukyu’ (Yosensha.)
It was a trading center.
The kaizuaibuki trees are trimmed by my own fingers.

Shobu (20)

I read Rishi Araki ‘English mnemonics’ (Kenkyusha.)
Do Men Ever Visit Britain?
Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount, Baron.

Tomato

I read Chodo Hashimoto ‘Sarano Yawarakana Kyosha’ (Shueisha.)
Chodo hashinoto graduated from Economics Department of Kobe University.
The tomatoes will soon turn red.