Going through the Tokyo station area on my way to Ginza I dropped in at Maruzen and ran into some intrigueing audio books in French; I got them sold immediately, bought by me. So.
67. Marc Lachièze-Rey, Cosmologie (De Vive Voix)
68. Claude Jaupart, Volcans (De Vive Voix)
69. Jean-Louis Biget, La grande peste noire (De Vive Voix)
70. Jean Giono, L'homme qui plantait des arbres (Folio Cadet)
70 I am considering using as a text for the second-year French this year.
Happy listening, surtout.
And then at night a local bookshop:
71. ウラジーミル・ナボコフ『ロリータ』（若島正訳、新潮文庫）
72. 水木しげる『ほんまにオレはアホやろか』（新潮文庫）
73. 伊藤章治『ジャガイモの世界史』（中公新書）
71, a masterful translation by Wakashima, is the one I already have and this is a second copy. The first I left at my office, I guess, and I had to take a look at it. 72 has a great title that sounds like me. 73 is an interesting subject to be pursued anytime.
