Japanese literature Lonely Haiku Shogakukan Shinsho

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Japanese Literature
Shogakukan Shinsho / "Rediscovery" of the famous haiku poems by Santoka Taneda and Ozaki Hosai, who were called "wandering Haiku poet" and continued to write haiku poems while drifting or living alone, is said to be in the limelight once again. From these enormous works, Santoka's haiku poems are carefully selected and explained by Kotota Kaneko, a contemporary haiku poet, and Hoshiya's haiku poems are carefully selected and explained by Naoki Matayoshi, a Akutagawa Award winning novelist and comedian. I come back home with a lot of effort. Santoka. Living in Tokyo, I think I had a deep sense of loneliness when I was separated from my wife and became alone. That's why I feel close to the mailbox in the neighborhood like a friend. (Kaneko) Looking at such a nice moon alone, I sleep on my own, and I feel a sense of loneliness when I was separated from my wife and became alone. That's why I feel close to the mailbox in the neighborhood like a friend. (Kaneko) Looking at such a nice moon alone, I sleep on my own, and I feel a sense of loneliness. but somewhere I feel a sense of loneliness that I can't share this joy with anyone. I feel a sense of loneliness and loneliness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of loneliness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone. I feel a sense of sadness and sadness that I could feel only because I was alone Santoka