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Hori Kochō

ほり こちょう

Hori Kochō

ペンネーム: Furushitefu (Kochō)（Haiku pen-name adopted while stationed in Moscow as a play on Khrushchev's name）

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1921-05-23 （Nagoya, Aichi, Japan）
死没
1997-10-06 76歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
journalist, haiku poet
活動期間
1948年〜1997年

学歴

Nagoya Higher Commercial School
国: Japan
Kobe University
国: Japan

受賞歴

Haijin Association Criticism Prize
1993
対象作品: Haijin Matsuse Seisei
主催: Haijin Association
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Moscow Correspondent

1964年 non-fiction

Accounts and reports based on his experience as a correspondent in Moscow.

Soviet Unionjournalisminternational affairs

Hitsusen Saijiki

1976年 essays/haiku commentary

A collection of essays from his 'Hitsusen' column, discussing haiku and seasonal topics.

seasonshaikudaily observation

Karasu Uri Hana (Haiku Collection)

1988年 haiku collection

One of his haiku collections compiling seasonal and personal poems.

natureseasonnostalgia

Collected Works of Hori Kochō

1993年 collected haiku

A volume in the Haijin Association's series, containing selected haiku with the author's notes.

haikusubjectivitynature observation

全著作

  • Moscow Correspondent
  • Soviet Economy and Profit: The Course of Socialist Economy
  • Mao Challenges Marx: Reassessing the Soviet Union and Criticizing China
  • Hitsusen Saijiki
  • Continued Hitsusen Saijiki
  • Beloved Russians: Soviet Civic Consciousness
  • Karasu Uri Hana (Haiku Collection)
  • New Hitsusen Saijiki
  • My Russia: Haiku Collection
  • Haijin Matsuse Seisei
  • Collected Works of Hori Kochō
  • Eraku (Haiku Collection)
  • The Genealogy of Subjective Haiku
  • A Study of Happiness

作風・主題

文体
concise, observational prosefusion of a journalist's objective perspective with subjective haiku expression
頻出モチーフ
depictions of Russia/the Soviet Unionseasonal and everyday detailsexploration of subjective feelings

評価・遺産

Combining international reporting experience with a keen haiku sensibility, he left a distinct mark on postwar journalism and haiku circles. Highly regarded by the Haijin Association, his collections and essays influenced later poets.

関連学会

  • Haijin Association

豆知識

  • His real name was Hori Kenzō.
  • His haiku pen-name 'Furushitefu' (Kochō) was coined in Moscow as a play on Khrushchev's name.