Hiraginanten

I read Hitoshi Ogawa ‘America Wo Ugokasu Shiso’ (Kodansha gendaishinsho.)
Pragmatism is valuable and respectable idea in America.
The hiiraginanten begins to open.

Tsubaki

I read Mihairu Shishikin ‘Tegami’ (Translated by Yuri Nagura, Shinchosha.)
The time is out of joint.
The tsubaki blooms.　

Tsubaki

I read Kazushi Hosaka ‘Shosetsu, Sekanokanaderuongaku’ (Shinchosha.)
It’s diffikult for me to understand what he says.
The tsubaki blooms.

Tsubaki

I read MIsum Kubo ‘Cloud Cluster Wo Aisuruhouhou’ (Asahhishinbunshuppan.)
The cloud Cluster means the thunder cloud.
The tsubaki blooms.

Ume

I read Karin Amemiya ‘Ikarino Seoul’ (Kinyosha.)
The 20s is called the 880 thouthand won generation in Korea.
The ume blooms in my garden.

Suisen

I read Teru Miyamoto ‘Hotaru kawa’ (Shinchobunko.)
Firefly flashing make them feel beyond being alive and being death.
The suisen blooms.

Hassaku

I read Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and James Madison ‘The Federalist’ (Translated by Makoto Saito and Katsuro Nakano, Iwanamibunko.)
It describes the balance of authority and liverty.
It's a horse made of the skin of a hassaku.