Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Juichi Tsuki-no-Hikari / Miyako Tanaka

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
The First Collection of Haiku
Called by the Gifted Chicken to the Bright Forest
The material of the poem is diverse, and it faces the object properly regardless of the nature, the body, or the state of the world.
It is strong in showing things and making things talk.
(From the preface, Akitoshi Moriya)
The Self-selected Ten Haiku Poems
Repose of souls, Yellow Narcissus of distant shores
Pleats come out like spring or silver rings
Autumn of bamboo leaves shake with the eyes of chigo of autumn flowers
Joint joy, and faint sounds are not detected
One good thing is found every day. Flowers of plants
One good thing is found every day. Leaves shake with the eyes of chigo of autumn flowers
Joint joy, and faint sounds are not detected.
One good thing is found every day. Flowers of plants
One good thing is found every day. Flowers of plants
One good thing is found every day. Flowers of plants
Winding around the Azusagawa
Gathering of evening faces
Deep in the sky and drying towels in the order of colors
Eleven Tsuki-no-Hikari of a river
Called by the Gifted Chicken to the bright forest
[Author's brief history]
Born in Tokyo in 1949
Joined the Haiku Study Group of University in 1968
Studied under the guidance of Professor Seison Yamaguchi
Joined "Natsukusa" in 1975
Quit "Natsukusa" in 1988
After the death of Professor Seison, published "Natsukusa" 2008 2013 2019 2020 2021 藍生 藍生 Haiku poet