Writers in Kyoto

Tag: haiku

Visual Art and Poetry by Pamela Asai

  • By Pamela Asai
Haiku-inspired verse and visual works by an Australian in Arashiyama.

The Way The Wind

  • By James Woodham
A striking combination of poems and photography.

Three Kyoto Photo Haiku

  • By Kit Nagamura
Three Kyoto haiku with photos.

Prayer –From tears to smiles—

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Haiku and photos through the seasons.

Shinrin yoku poetry

  • By Milena Guziak
A selection of poems on forest bathing.

Spider Walks the Air

  • By James Woodham
Beautiful photos and poems on Lake Biwa.

Book Review: Wintermoon, by Robert Maclean

  • By Mark Richardson
An analytical review of a book of 119 haiku.

Haiku Discoveries

  • By Sydney Solis
A wonderfully informative piece on haiku and the author's adventures.

The Wind’s Word

  • By James Woodham
Poetry and photos from Lake Biwa.

A Year in Review

  • By Lisa Wilcut
A haphazard collection of unruly short verse.

Ogura haiku

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Fixing bamboo fences and the haiku it inspired.

Book Review: Persimmon, by Hailstone Haiku Circle

  • By Andrew Sokulski Zozaya
A review of a new book from the Hailstone Haiku Circle.

Basho’s blossom kimono

  • By Jeff Robbins
Commentary and poems from Basho on young girls and kimono.

Cats and Dogs in Basho

  • By Jeff Robbins
Haiku and renku on cats and dogs from Basho, with commentary from Jeff Robbins.

New Year Basho

  • By Jeff Robbins
A collection of Basho works on the new year with commentary from Jeff Robbins.

Basho on haiku: 17 Statements

  • By Jeff Robbins
Basho's writing guidance on how to make a haiku.

Haiku and photos

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Haiku with beautiful photos from Mayumi Kawaharada.

Basho in Saga

  • By Jeff Robbins
Translation and commentary on Basho's haiku, renku, prose, and letters.

WiK Competition Local Prize

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
A winning haiku on the changing of the seasons.

On Kyoto

  • By Gabi Greve
A collection of poetry on Kyoto with commentary and links to more extensive commentary.

Buson at Basho-an

  • By John Dougill
A collection of six haiku written by Buson presumably during literary events at Konpukuji.

Haiku group outing

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada & John Dougill
A description of a joint hiking and haiku event with Hailstone Haiku Circle and WIK.

Hailstone Haiku Circle

  • By WIK
An introduction to the Hailstone Haiku Circle, founded by Stephen Gill.

Basho’s links with Kyoto

  • By John Dougill
Basho's haiku on Kyoto with commentary.

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