Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Kotobashira / Makoto Yoshioka

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to Contents]
◆ The first collection of Haiku
Nehan-ji Temple hanakuso Arare Arare
However, the core of this collection of haiku is still the poems composed about the events, scenery and climate of Kyoto, where I was born and raised.
Love for the land of birth cannot be wiped away.
Preface ・ Kiyoko Murakami
◆ Self-selected ten haiku poems
Visiting the Buddhas in the Kohoku region of Bakushu
Nehan-ji Temple hanakuso Arare Arare
Shaking the darkness to make kagura-bells
Recuperating horses that tend to have cool winds and black eyes
Sun-rays, sunshine, thunder, bells, playing
Gei-watashi Katata no matsu no ki ga yoshi
Morning and evening greetings, Omizutori
Cold days or no goal indicated by the referee
Chewing on Shishimai Dance, Sanju-no-kashira
Fig and always fighting somewhere.