Symbolism of Japan, Haiku
TANAKA Akio
4 July 2012
TANAKA Akio
4 July 2012
Haiku is the traditional Japanese literature since the Meiji Period some 140 years ago, the ancestor of which was called Haikai that was began in the Muromachi Period some 500 years ago.
I have made Haiku since age 20s. My Haiku's teacher is SAEKI Shoichi, one of the modern Haiku writers in Japan. SAEKI's teacher is probably ISHIDA Hakyo, famous Haiku writer in the Showa Period. Thus the tradition of the literature has been inherited to me.
One of my youth age's Haiku, at Tokyo, February 1970, is the following.
I have made Haiku since age 20s. My Haiku's teacher is SAEKI Shoichi, one of the modern Haiku writers in Japan. SAEKI's teacher is probably ISHIDA Hakyo, famous Haiku writer in the Showa Period. Thus the tradition of the literature has been inherited to me.
One of my youth age's Haiku, at Tokyo, February 1970, is the following.
Japanese
パンタグラフ冷たい隙間で発光す
Romanized Japanese
Pantagurafu tsumetai sukimade hakkosu
English translation
Pantograph
At the coldest clink
Radiates light for me
At the coldest clink
Radiates light for me
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