Tsuwabuki

I read Richard Powers ‘ORFEO’ (Shinchosha)
He tries to embed the music in animal’ s gene.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Hakusai

I read Dante ‘Shinsei’ (Iwanami)
Dante loves the women and composed a poem.
The hakusai grows.

Daikon

I read Michikuni Ono ‘Bunka no Shakaigaku’ (Bunrikaku)
The culture is the fundamental explanatory factor.
The daikon gets its head above the soil.

Basil

I read Svetlana Alexievitch ‘Chernobyl’s Prayer’ (Iwanami)
The wife stayed with her husband who was a fireman for 14 day at Chernobyl’s hospital after he was occupationally-radiated.
The basil grows.

Kabu

I read Akio Nitori ‘Un wa Tsukurumono’ (Nikkei)
He is the founder of Nitori furniture shop.
The kabu grows.

Broccoli

I read Minako Saito ‘Senkano Recipe’ (Iwanami)
We starved kitchen ingredients under the war.
The broccoli grows.

Lettuce

I read Akiyuki Nosaka / Seitaro Kuroda ‘Chisana Seisuikanni Koiwoshita …’ (NHK Shuppan)
The whale was shot by American submarine.
The sunny lettuce grows.