Category: Haiku toward UNESCO

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (43)

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! Ms. Djurdja Vukelic Rozic, Croatia, presented me with IRIS Haiku Magazine -7/8, 2013-2014 . Here is a front cover of the magazine. Ms. Rozic, Principal editor of haiku magazine IRIS, took up the article “ASAHI HAIKUIST SPECIAL/ Former minister Arima finds support for UNESCO haiku bid” , translating … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (43) →

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (42)

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! On the morning of October 25, 2014, Mr. Masayuki Tsuchihashi, Mr. Hayato Shimokubo, Mr. Takayuki Fukuyama, Ms. Chen Ching Ling (Taiwan), Ms. Rachel Alexandra Bawerbank (UK), and Ms. Jessica Williams (UK) reached Akita Station by bus from Tokyo to take part in the 29th National Culture Festival Haiku … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (42) →

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (41)

  Let haiku be on the UNESCO list!   On November 17, 2015, Mr. Masayuki Tsuchihashi, graduate student at the International University of Kagoshima, Japan, kindly sent me an e-mail as follows.   Dear Mr. Hiruta, Congratulations on our haiku seminar 3rd November in Kagoshima. Thank you for your support of our project. Let us … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (41) →

Results of the 2nd ONLY ONE TREE Haiku Contest

Results of the 2nd ONLY ONE TREE Haiku Contest 2,020 haiku composed in the English language vied for recognition in the ONLY ONE KAGOSHIMA TREE haiku contest supported by the Asahi Shimbun and organized by the International University of Kagoshima. Kindly assisted by Mr. Hidenori Hiruta of the Akita International Haiku Network, in 2015 the … Continue reading Results of the 2nd ONLY ONE TREE Haiku Contest →

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (38)

  Let haiku be on the UNESCO list!   On November 29, 2015, Mr.  Kaa.Na.Kalyanasundaram in Tamil Nadu, INDIA, kindly sent me an e-mail as follows.   Dear Hidenori Sir, I am immense pleasure to express that our Haiku writing are being included in the List of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.  The Haiku … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (38) →

Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (37)

  Let haiku be on the UNESCO list!   Here is a photo of the sunrise in the eastern sky of  Sakurajima (Japanese: 桜島, lit. "Cherry Island"), an active composite volcano (stratovolcano) and a former island in Kagoshima Prefecture in Kyushu, Japan.　       On November 27, 2015, Professor David McMurray at the International University … Continue reading Let haiku be on the UNESCO list! (37) →