Sazanka

Read Antonio Scurati 'Shosetsu Mussolini' (Kawadeshinsha)
You can relive fascism, but it is also fascinating and dangerous.
The sazanka blooms.

Kinmokusei

Read Catherine Whitloch 'Sekaiwokaeta 10ninno Joseikagakusha' (Kagakudojin)
What these 10 people have in common is a number of spectacular experiences.
The kinmokusei is fragrant.

Hiroshimana

Read Mizuho Hashisako 'Ninshin・Shussan womeguru Spirituality' (Shuei)
We cannot help feeling the mystery of life in pregnancy and childbirth.
The hiroshimana grows.

Daikon

Read Akemi Johnson 'American Village no Yoru' (Kinokuniya)
For her, she has an inseparable relationship with the US military base.
The daikon grows.

Kaki

Read Tsuyosh Ianba 'Hinkon Pandemic' (Akashishoten)
One parliamentarian said it was a problem not to be ashamed of receiving welfare.
The kaki is ripe

Tsuwabuki

Read Nanami Wakatake 'Paradise Garden no Soushitsu' (Kobunsha)
Common stories are connected to create an unexpected big picture.
The tsuwabuki blooms.

Hiirag

Read Jenny Zhang 'Sour Hear' (Kawade Shinsha)
Even if there is something to write, the novel does not always come out as desired.
The hiiragi is transplanted to the side from the back garden.