Chocopan

Read Toshiyuki Kanai 'Corona Taisakukano Kunito Jijitai' (Chikuma)
A society that can lock down needs not legal authority or police power, but infrastructure for social life.
The chochopan is baked.

Hiogisuisen

Read Akane Chihaya 'Hikinami' (KAKOKAWA)
If anyone can help you when you ask for help, it's a serious relief.
The hiogisuisen blooms.

Shara

Read Nathan Englander 'Chichuno Dinner' (Tokyosogen)
This is a novel of earnest prayer for eternal peace.
The shara blooms.

Nasu

Read Hjimu Masuda 'Hitobitononakano Reisensekai' (Iwanami)
It was the realization of the fear of ordinary people that created the reality of the Cold War.
The nasu grows.

 

The flower of mountain side

Read Keiko Kishi 'Kishi Keiko Jiden' (Iwanami)
Keiko Kishi's writing is rhythmic.
The flower can be seen on the foot of the mountain.

Mukuge

Read Ayako Sakuma 'Tsubochan no Hanashi' (Shincho)

This is the story of the encounter and farewell of Tsubochan and Fumichan.

 The mukuge blooms.

Hassaku

Hiroshi Oguri 'Tankyusuru Seishin' (Gentosha)
The author is a professor at the California Institute of Technology and a world-class particle physicist.
The hassaku grows.