Book (Practical) Society Horinai Muneyoshi

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Society
[Introduction to the Contents]
From a young age, the author was fascinated by traveling around the islands of the Nansei Islands, and was captured in the utopian illusion of South Yonaguni and South Hateruma. However, the more he grew older, the more he accumulated his thoughts into the everyday life of the people who had dreamt of those illusions and lived on the island. The more he grew older, the more he lived and lived in the everyday life of the people who had taken on the reality. The more he got to think of it, the more he was able to live and live in the everyday life of the people who had been living in the ordinary time, looking at his own feet, and continuing to cross the sea that he could not cross. This is the new collection of poems by the author who came to think so. He scoops up the dense feeling of everyday poetry with delicate words, and recalls the gentle feeling of nostalgia with the simple words of everyday use.
[Table of Contents]
1. Hmm.
2. Hinomaru Bento
3. Shower
4. Baiyang Kaikan
5. Walking in the clouds
6. Is out of time
7. Rice burning Kobune
8. ロングロングアゴー
9. In my father's breast
10. (Winter Solstice Shobo) 『 Trap 』 (Nihon Sha) 『 Umi 』 (創樹 Sha) 『 Yuke 』 (Ink Spot) 『 Hinoame 』 (Midnight Press) 『 Yoru no Fune 』 『 Kusukidan 』 『 Ear Trap 』 『 Tsure, Konta (Sofu-sha Publishing)

Simian Junoshima no The Island of Simou (Sofu-sha Publishing, Ehime Publication Cultural Award)
The Tale of Marebito of the Island of Simou (Sofu-sha Publishing, Ehime Publication Cultural Award)
The Tale of Marebito of the Island of Simou (Sofu-sha Publishing, Ehime Publication Cultural Award)
The Tale of Marebito of the Island of Simou (Sofu-sha Publishing, Ehime Publication Cultural Award)
The Tale of Marebito of the Island of Simou (104 1947 1965 Lotus 昭森 Hojoki ripple 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 Yonaguni Island Matsuyamashi Mitsuhama 『 』 アミヌミヤァ 邑書 Haiku poet Fukio Shiba Masaoka Shiki