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Emoto Yoshihiro

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Emoto Yoshihiro

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性別
男性
生誕
1937-04-05 （Tokyo）
死没
2022-02-02 （Yokohama） 84歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Tokyo → Yokohama → Oku-Aizu (Tadami River area, Fukushima)

経歴

職業
haiku poet, critic, essayist, editor, selector
活動期間
1970年〜2022年
所属団体
Haiku Poets' Association (Honorary member), Japan Writers' Association, Japan Essayist Club, Haiku magazine 'Sugi' (former editor-in-chief), Founded and led haiku magazine 'Kou'
影響を受けた人物
Mori Sumio

受賞歴

Haijin Kyokai Prize (Haiku Poets' Association Prize)
2010
対象作品: Saishi (Haiku collection)
主催: Haiku Poets' Association (Haijin Kyokai)
結果: 受賞
Haijin Kyokai Criticism Prize
2015
対象作品: Nostalgic Children's Play Saijiki
主催: Haiku Poets' Association (Haijin Kyokai)
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Yoritake

1981年 haiku collection

An early haiku collection containing poems that delicately evoke nature and everyday life.

natureseasonalityeveryday life

Sosei

1987年 haiku collection

A haiku collection in the Haiku Kenkyu series, notable for its smooth cadence utilizing classical Japanese diction.

language usagenature

Housun

1995年 haiku collection

A mid-career collection with contemplative tones.

introspectionnature

Shijo: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection

1997年 haiku collection

A collection structured around the four seasons.

four seasonskigo (seasonal words)

San'en: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection

2001年 haiku collection

A collection including haiku focused on regional scenes and travel.

landscapetravel

Oku-Aizu Sansa

2004年 haiku collection

Poems evoking the landscape and people of the Tadami River area (Oku-Aizu).

regionalismnature

Kaikei: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection

2004年 haiku collection

A collection gathering haiku across a variety of seasonal themes.

seasonal topicsnature

Saishi: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection

2008年 haiku collection

A collection weaving scenes of festivals and rituals; awarded the Haijin Kyokai Prize.

festivalstraditionregional culture

Chiran

2012年 haiku collection

A collection that also includes poems addressing war and memory.

warmemory

Nanmei Hokumei

2015年 haiku collection

A collection featuring haiku from geographic and contemplative perspectives.

geographycontemplation

Seirei

2018年 haiku collection

A volume collecting mature-period haiku.

maturitynature

Complete Haiku Collection by Kigo (Emoto Yoshihiro)

2020年 complete haiku collection

A complete collection organized by seasonal words (kigo).

compendiumkigo (seasonal words)

Hanagumem

2021年 haiku collection

A late-period collection reflecting his pursuit of gentle expressions of the unconscious self.

self-expressionunconsciousnature

全著作

  • Yoritake
  • Sosei
  • Housun
  • Shijo: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection
  • San'en: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection
  • Oku-Aizu Sansa
  • Kaikei: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection
  • Saishi: Emoto Yoshihiro Haiku Collection
  • Chiran
  • Nanmei Hokumei
  • Seirei
  • Complete Haiku Collection by Kigo (Emoto Yoshihiro)
  • Hanagumem
  • Haiku Poets of the Edo Period
  • With Mori Sumio
  • Nostalgic Children's Play Saijiki

作風・主題

文体
smooth cadence using classical Japanese dictionconcise and lyrical expressionpursuit of unconscious self-expression
頻出モチーフ
seasonality / kigonature imagerymemory and traces of warregional landscapes

健康

  • liver cancer
    2021–2022
    Treatment constrained his activities and writing; he ultimately died from the illness.

評価・遺産

A prominent figure in postwar and contemporary haiku, he studied under Mori Sumio for decades, served as editor-in-chief of 'Sugi', and founded the haiku magazine 'Kou'. He is respected for his use of classical Japanese diction and poems rooted in region and season.

関連学会

  • Haiku Poets' Association
  • Japan Writers' Association
  • Japan Essayist Club

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library (holdings)
  • Haiku Literature Museum (related materials)

引用

  • March walks to the height of a person.
    出典: Representative haiku (from collections)
  • The golden tortoise beetle; on Attu I lost my father.
    出典: Representative haiku (from collections)

豆知識

  • Participated in founding the haiku magazine 'Sugi' in 1970 and served as its editor-in-chief for 18 years.
  • Won the 49th Haijin Kyokai Prize in 2010 for the collection 'Saishi'.
  • Won the 29th Haijin Kyokai Criticism Prize in 2015 for 'Nostalgic Children's Play Saijiki'.
  • Worked for more than a decade from 1996 on projects in the Tadami River region.