Japanese literature Okazaki Junzen Shishu

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to Contents]
From the bottom of the black tiered box
with the peeling of the coloring
From the bottom of the box,
The next
No letters
Snoring leaks
("Tiered Box")
As a poet who spoke about the most fundamental Fukui (Hokuriku) people, I cannot help but think that the poet should be remembered for a long time. - - Ken'ichi Kurahashi
When Jun Okazaki firmly holds the poetic style of singing and narration against the background of the memory, tradition, small talk, and proverb, the oral tradition of the land takes on an allegory. - - 久璋 Kaneda
The world of Jun Okazaki's poetry gives a deep sense of relief and comfort to the souls of people who live hard despite the hardships of the world, bringing a deep sense of relief to them. It is an unobtainable poem. - - Eiichi Hirobe
Accompanied by the quiet life and death repeated in the farming village of Hokuriku, the world of Jun Okazaki's poetry gives a deep sense of relief and comfort to the souls of people who live hard despite the sufferings of the world.
Jubako 『 Contains six collections of poems from 』 to 』 Jakuko 『, as well as an unpublished collection of poems created during his lifetime, and 361 volumes of poems not included in the anthology of poems. Detailed chronologies and titles are included to give a panoramic view of his entire works of poetry. Paintings = Mikiko Yasui
Commentary = Ken'ichi Kurahashi, Teishi Domyo, Eiichi Hirobe, 淙 Taro SASAMOTO, 久璋 / chronologies and titles = Kyoko Yasui Kaneda