Kaki

Read Toshiro Inaba 'Kotobawa Kusuri' (Yamatoshobo)
Words are medicine.
The kaki bears fruit.

Tomato

Read Ruth Ben-Ghiat ' Atarashii Kenishugino Jidai' (Harashobo)
A strongman will do whatever it takes to hold onto the seat of power.
The tomato blooms.

Nasu

Read Toshio Kurihara 'Ioutouni Nemuru Senbotsusha' (Iwanami)
The collection of the remains of the war dead resting on Iwo Jima is not entrusted to the wishes of the bereaved families.
The nasu blooms.

Mt. Tokishiroyama

Read Mattew Williams 'Zouakuno Kagaku' (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Everyone has biases and hatred, but why are there people who engage in harmful acts and people who can exercise self-control?
Climbed Mt. Tokishiroyama, Kumano, Hiroshima on May 27.

Yahazususuki

Read Kenri Odaka 'Karadano Sakkaku' (Kodansha)
I'm starting to lose trust in my own senses.
The yahazususuki is arranged in the vase.

Satsuki

Read Ikuo Goino 'Yamagami Tetsuya to Nihonno Ushinawareta30nen' (Shueisha)
The circumstances of individuals who commit acts of violence are quite common in this generation.
The satsuki blooms.

Dokudami

Read Kiyoshi Shigematsu 'Haruka、Boomrang' (Togensha)
This book questions what memory is and the significance of cherished memories.
The dokudami is arranged.