Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第７号』（４）

“Akita – the Land of Poetry” vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（４） The yearly pamphlet Akita – the Land of Poetry Vol.7 , 『詩の国秋田第７号』, features 佳作 ( Fine Works) in the 4th Japan-Russia Haiku Contest in 2015 . Here are haiku special on haiku written in English. English Section（495句） 495 haiku were sent for the English haiku … Continue reading Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第７号』（４） →

Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（３）

“Akita – the Land of Poetry “ vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（３） The yearly pamphlet Akita – the Land of Poetry Vol.7 , 『詩の国秋田第７号』, features prize-winning haiku, honorably-mentioned haiku, and fine works in the 4th Japan-Russia Haiku Contest in 2015 . Here are haiku special on haiku written in English. English Section（４９５句） 495 haiku were sent … Continue reading Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（３） →

Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（２）

“Akita – the Land of Poetry “ vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（2） The yearly pamphlet Akita – the Land of Poetry Vol.7 , 『詩の国秋田』第７号, features prize-winning haiku and fine works in the 4th Japan-Russia Haiku Contest in 2015 . Here are haiku special on haiku written in Russian. Russian Section（２４７句） 247 haiku were … Continue reading Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（２） →

Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（１）

"Akita - the Land of Poetry " vol.7 『詩の国秋田・第７号』 The yearly pamphlet Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 , 『詩の国秋田第７号』, features prize-winning haiku and some fine haiku in the 4th Japan-Russia Haiku Contest in 2015 . First of all, here is a foreword by Professor Michio Katsumata at Akita International University, who is … Continue reading Akita – the Land of Poetry vol.7 『詩の国秋田第7号』（１） →

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (39)

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! On December 10, 2015, Mr. Adjei Agyei-Baah in Ghana, kindly sent me an e-mail as follows. Dear Hiruta san, I must say Basho’s bug has also caught up with our continent Africa and to be more specific my part of the land, Ghana that … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (39) →