Suisen

Read Nozomi Chiba 'Taisetsunahitoha Imamosokoniiru' (Rironsha)
Nostalgic people are always near those who love them.
The suisen blooms.

Wabisuke

Read Yasunori Nakagami 'Sanmiittaino Keiei' (Diamond)
The peculiar hypothesis that only a good manager has is extremely important.
The wabisuke tsubaki blooms.

Broccoli

Read Hiromi Hyodo 'Monogararino Kindai' (Iwanami)
The presence or absence of speech is distinguished in telling a story.
The broccoli grows.

Kinkan

Read Takatoshi Nakamoto 'Itagai Taisuke' (Chuko shinsho)
No other politician was loved by the people as much as he was at that time.
The kinkan grows.

Kuromoji

Read Noboru Notomi 'Taiwanogiho' (Kasama)
Dialogue requires humility.
The kuromoji has it's buds.

Tokonabe tsubo

Read Geir Lundestad 'Nobel Heiwashono Uragawade Nanigaokotteiruka' (Saizu)
The Nobel Peace Prize, which began in 1901, is the most prestigious peace prize with a history of 120 years.
The Tokoname tsubo stands.

Fukinogo

Read Takashi Ebashi 'Nihonkoku Kenpono Otanjyo' (Yuhikaku)
The author finds out how the Japanese people perceived the Constitution of Japan at that time from goods such as commemorative and celebration goods
The fukinoto sprouts.