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Kenji Fukami

ふかみ けんじ

Fukami Kenji

ペンネーム: Kenji Fukami（Used as haiku pen name）

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1922-03-05 （Takatama Mine (now Kōriyama), Fukushima, Japan）
死没
2021-09-15 99歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Takatama Mine (now Kōriyama) → Tokyo

経歴

職業
Haiku poet, Author, Taijiquan instructor, Company employee
活動期間
1941年〜2021年
所属
Haijin Kyokai (Haiku Association) – Honorary member, Japan Artiste Authors' Association (member)
所属団体
Haiku Association (honorary member), Japan Artiste Authors' Association (member)
影響を受けた人物
Kyoshi Takahama, Shoichiro Fukagawa, Seison Yamaguchi

学歴

Tokyo Imperial University (now University of Tokyo)
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Metallurgy / Metallurgy
学位: 工学士
国: Japan
After graduation worked at the University of Tokyo metallurgy laboratory, then joined Nippon Mining (Japan Energy).

受賞歴

31st Haijin Kyokai (Haiku Association) Award
1992
対象作品: Kachōrai (Flower, Bird, Coming)
主催: Haiku Association
結果: 受賞
21st Shika Bungakukan Prize (Haiku category)
2006
対象作品: Nichigetsu (Sun and Moon)
部門: 俳句部門
主催: Shika Bungakukan (Poetry and Literature Museum)
結果: 受賞
48th Jakko (Jakotsu) Prize
2014
対象作品: Sumire Koku (Deep Violet)
主催: Jakotsu Prize Committee
結果: 受賞
13th Yamamoto Kenkichi Prize
2014
対象作品: Sumire Koku (Deep Violet)
主催: Yamamoto Kenkichi Prize Committee
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Kachōrai

1991年 Haiku

A haiku collection emphasizing seasonality and natural description; exemplifies kachō-fūei and objective depiction.

SeasonalityNatureKachō-fūei (bird-and-flower poetic tradition)

Nichigetsu

2005年 Haiku

A collection of haiku reflecting perspectives from later life; winner of the Shika Bungakukan haiku prize.

AgingNatureSeasonality

Sumire Koku

2013年 Haiku

A collection notable for color imagery and fine natural observation; recipient of the Jakotsu and Yamamoto Kenkichi prizes.

Color imageryNatural observationSeasonality

Collected Haiku of Kenji Fukami

2016年 Haiku

Collected edition compiling works across his career.

OverviewSeasonalityNature

全著作

  • Fushi Shōwa (Kondō Shoten, 1956)
  • Yuki no Hana (Tamamo-sha, 1977)
  • Seishin (Tokyo Bijutsu, 1982)
  • Kachōrai (Kadokawa, 1991)
  • Nichigetsu (Furansudō, 2005)
  • Mizukage (Furansudō, 2006)
  • Chō ni Au (Furansudō, 2009)
  • Sumire Koku (Furansudō, 2013)
  • Collected Haiku of Kenji Fukami (Furansudō, 2016)
  • Yūakane (Furansudō, 2018)
  • Momi no Ki (Furansudō, 2021)
  • Kyoshi no Tenchi (Kagyūsha, 1996)
  • Introduction to Kyoshi's 'Five Hundred Haiku' (Kagyūshinsha, 2003)
  • Singing the Four Seasons (NHK Publishing, 2003)
  • Oro ni Furete (Furansudō, 2007)
  • Selection Is Creation - Reading Kyoshi Takahama (NHK Publishing, 2011)

作風・主題

文体
Kachō-fūei (bird-and-flower poetic tradition)Objective sketching (kyakkan shasei)Concise, composed haiku style
頻出モチーフ
Seasonal changeSmall scenes of natureColor imagery

健康

  • Aspiration pneumonia
    2021年
    Died of aspiration pneumonia in 2021 (cause of death)

評価・遺産

A haiku poet who studied under Kyoshi Takahama and upheld kachō-fūei and objective depiction. Praised for meticulous natural imagery and seasonality, he received multiple major haiku awards.

関連学会

  • Haiku Association
  • Japan Artiste Authors' Association

引用

  • Thin ice blown, the edges lie layered
    出典: Haiku collection (source unspecified)

豆知識

  • Studied under Kyoshi Takahama from age 19.
  • Worked for Nippon Mining (Japan Energy).
  • Served as an instructor in Yang Mingzhi (Yang Yuming) Taijiquan.