Corn

I read Shu Fujisawa ‘Kai’ (Bungeishinjyu)
The man and his son wander at Tsukioka Hot Spring.
The corn bears fruit.

Tomato

I read Sueko Horikawa ‘Tegakino Ishowa Oyammenasai!’ (Jiyukokuminsha)
We must make a formal will.
The tomato begins to become ripe.

Persimmon

Michael Blanding ‘The Map Thief’ (Seidosha)
It’s ‘ The Gripping Story of an Esteemed Rare-Map Dealer Who Made Millions Stealing Priceless Maps ‘ (From the caption of the book)
The persimmon bears fruit.

Thyme

I read Elizabeth Kolbert ‘The Sixth Extinction’ (NHK)
Human implements the sixth extinction.
The thyme blooms.

Pumpkin

I read Yoshikazu Miki ‘Nihonno Nozeisha’ (Iwanami)
The tax of employee in Japan is collected at the source and adjusted at the end of the year.
And employees are not to need to do filing and paying taxes by themselves.
The pumpkin hangs over the wall.

Tomato

I read Naoki Inose ‘Sayounarato Ittenakatta’ (Magazine House)
His wife died a sudden death of a brain tumor.
The tomato begins to turn red.

Natsutubaki

I read Alain ‘Alain on Happiness’ (Togensha)
Laugh makes Happiness.
The natsutsubaki blooms.