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Kineo Fukuda

ふくだ きねお

Fukuda Kineo

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1927-08-25 （Iino Village, Nakakoma District, Yamanashi Prefecture (now Iino, Minami-Alps City), Japan）
死没
2005-04-25 （Hospital in Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi, Japan） 78歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
haiku poet, critic, author
活動期間
1947年〜2005年
所属
Editorial member, magazine "Unmo", Member, magazine "Hakuro"
影響を受けた人物
Jakotsu Iida, Ryuta Iida, Naoto Hirose

受賞歴

Sanro Prize (5th)
1969
主催: Sanro Prize Selection Committee
結果: 受賞
Noguchi Prize (25th)
2002
主催: Noguchi Prize Selection Committee
結果: 受賞
Jakotsu Prize (38th)
2004
対象作品: Haiku collection "Kusajiri"
主催: Jakotsu Prize Selection Committee
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Warabi (Straw Fire)

1971年 haiku

First haiku collection. Contains weighty works rooted in local landscape and climate.

natureregional landscapeseasons

Aosemi (Green Cicada)

1974年 haiku

An early collection emphasizing natural description and lyricism.

seasonalitynature

Shirane Sanroku (Foothills of Mount Shirane)

1982年 haiku

A collection rooted in mountain landscapes and regional character, exploring unity of nature and humanity.

mountainsregional characterhuman nature

Yama no Kaze (Mountain Wind)

1987年 haiku

A collection thematically focused on mountain life and regional climate.

mountainsdaily life

Bonchi no Hi (Basin Lights)

1992年 haiku

Contains works observing the basin landscape and people's lives.

regionalityeveryday life

Kusajiri

2003年 haiku

A late-period collection; recipient of the 2004 Jakotsu Prize.

old agenatureremembrance

Shi no Tenohira (Palm of the Master)

2005年 haiku / essays

Contains haiku and essays reflecting on mentors and fellow haiku poets.

mentorshipreminiscence

Complete Haiku Collection of Kineo Fukuda

2018年 haiku collected works

Collected complete haiku, published posthumously.

complete worksretrospective

全著作

  • Warabi (1971)
  • Aosemi (1974)
  • Shirane Sanroku (1982)
  • Yama no Kaze (1987)
  • Bonchi no Hi (1992)
  • Kineo Fukuda Haiku Collection (1994)
  • Kusajiri (2003)
  • Shi no Tenohira (2005)
  • Complete Haiku Collection of Kineo Fukuda (2018)
  • Essays "People and Works: Jakotsu Iida" (co-authored, 1973)
  • Essay collection "Ryuta Iida" (1985)
  • Haiku Appreciation "Ryuta Haiku 365 Days" (1991)
  • Introductory Course "Learning Haiku Through the Skin" (1999)
  • Haiku Appreciation "Unforgettable Famous Haiku" (2004)

作風・主題

文体
weighty sense of regional landscape and elevated tonemeticulous haiku grounded in natural description
頻出モチーフ
mountainsregional landscapeseasonsnature

健康

  • stomach cancer
    2004
    Underwent surgery in 2004 and entered home recuperation; affected his ability to work.
  • heart failure
    2005-04
    Died of heart failure in April 2005.

評価・遺産

Regarded as a haiku poet who established a weighty and elevated style rooted in regional landscapes. Contributed to the postwar haiku world as a member of magazines such as Unmo and Hakuro, and received recognition in later life including the Jakotsu Prize.

関連学会

  • Modern Haiku Association

資料所蔵先

  • Authority databases such as the National Diet Library

引用

  • Unity of nature, regional landscape and human nature
    出典: Kojima Ken, commentary on "Shirane Sanroku" (1998年)

豆知識

  • His eldest son, Shuji Fukuda, served as president of Taiheiyo Cement.
  • Winning the Jakotsu Prize for the collection "Kusajiri" was an event in his late career.