Apple Juice

Kabos Caramel

Toyama Castle

Sugar Cookies

Bocchan Dangoes

Miyazaki Mango

Red Turnip

My wife bought red turnips, the shape and color of which made me draw this.

Souvenir from Hawaii

My son's souvenir from Hawaii was the famous coffee. The package impressed me.

Miyakowasure

My wife put these flowers on the desk in our living room. The Japanese name of the flower, miyakowasure, means "the one which forgets the capital.

In the Style of Setsuko Migishi

I received an invitation to the exhibition of Setsuko Migishi's works. This is my attempt to imitate one of her oil paintings.

Tiger or What?

I saw this cat on the cover page of an in-flight magazine. It might be a cub of tiger.

Cheese cake

I had this cake at a bakery in Fukuchiyama City near Kyoto.

Paradise undersea

This was inspired by an image in the in-flight magazine I read on the way to Osaka.

Small cake

Yesterday I had this small Tiramissu at a restaurant. It WAS on a plate, but I omitted it to save time.

A sexy bottle

I was going to draw this bottle for a while. And finally did today

Shiitake mushroom

This must be the last pick of mushroom this Spring in my garden. It
was good.

Coaster

Crawling monster

This came out of my scratching the board rather aimlessly.

Tao's touch

Mr. Tao likes to draw robot-like figures, such as this, representing
full of energy. I imitated the image.

The door

I copied the picture from a page of a magazine using iPod touch.

Cake and fruit

They may not look delicious but they were.

Jeep

I saw this Jeep on the way to my office.

A Tree at the park

This is the very first picture I drew on the iPod touch I bought just a few days ago. 

Flashlight for Camping

Samurai Doll

Sunflower

Zazenso

Osaka Castle

Eringi Mushroom

Dragon at the Rooftop

A Smiling Haniwa

A haniwa is a clay doll in ancient Japan, whose purpose is not known. It might be used in religious rites.

Shiitake Mushroom

A friend of mine on the internet surprised me by sending this mushroom compost.

Daruma Kashi

The one-eyed Daruma is often used to make a wish in New Year.