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Junya Mimura

みむら じゅんや

Mimura Junya

別名: 三村 昌義
ペンネーム: Junya MimuraPen name used as haiku poet (legal name Masayoshi Mimura)

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1953-05-04 (Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Osaka City → Kobe

経歴

職業
haiku poet, literary scholar, university professor
活動期間
1972年〜
所属
Osaka University of Arts, Kobe Yamate University (former)
所属団体
Haibungaku-kai (Haiku Literary Society), Osaka Haiku History Research Association, Gekijutsu/Gekkyoku Studies Association (performing arts), National Association of University Japanese Language and Literature, Performing Arts History Research Association, Medieval Literature Society
影響を受けた人物
Hifumi Shimomura, Toshirō Shizaki, Teiko Inahata

学歴

Keio University
Faculty of Letters / Department of Japanese Literature
国: Japan
Graduated from undergraduate faculty and advanced to graduate school, Department of Japanese Literature
Keio University Graduate School, Literature
Graduate School of Letters / Major in Japanese Literature
学位: 文学修士
国: Japan
Completed doctoral course in Japanese literature (exact year unknown)

受賞歴

Haijin Association Newcomer Prize
2002
対象作品: Jogyō (haiku collection)
主催: Haiku Poets Association
結果: winner
Shika Bungakukan Prize
2019
対象作品: Ichi (haiku collection)
主催: Poetry and Song Literature Museum
結果: winner
Jakotsu Prize
2025
対象作品: Takama (haiku collection)
主催: Kadokawa Cultural Promotion Foundation
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Rugby (haiku collection)

1989年 haiku collection

Early collection featuring haiku inspired by sports and everyday scenes.

natureeveryday lifesports

Shinkirō (Mirage) (haiku collection)

1998年 haiku collection

A mid-period collection centered on dreamlike scenes and memories.

illusionmemoryseasons

Jogyō (haiku collection)

2002年 haiku collection

Published in 2002. Combines traditional techniques with contemporary sensibilities; won the Haijin Association Newcomer Prize.

tradition and modernityseasonal imagerydaily life

Kanjizai (collected haiku of Junya Mimura)

2011年 haiku collection

Published in 2011. Noted for its wide-ranging subjects and refined expression.

humanitynaturehistory

Ichi (haiku collection)

2018年 haiku collection

Published in 2018. Represents a mature style; recipient of the Shika Bungakukan Prize.

maturityintrospectionseasonality

Takama (haiku collection)

2024年 haiku collection

Published in 2024. Blends classical motifs with contemporary viewpoints; won the 59th Jakotsu Prize.

classical motifsmodernityreligious and ritual imagery

全著作

  • Rugby (haiku collection)
  • Shinkirō (Mirage) (haiku collection)
  • Jogyō (haiku collection)
  • Kanjizai (collected haiku of Junya Mimura)
  • Ichi (haiku collection)
  • Takama (haiku collection)
  • Encyclopedia of Modern Haiku (co-editor)

作風・主題

文体
A style that follows traditional haiku forms while incorporating contemporary sensibilitiesRefined lyricism combined with an interest in history and folklore
頻出モチーフ
seasonal and natural imageryfolk and performing-arts motifshistorical memory

評価・遺産

A scholar-poet who combined haiku composition with studies in Japanese literature and performing-arts history. Highly regarded for bridging tradition and modernity; recipient of multiple haiku prizes.

関連学会

  • Haiku Literary Society
  • National Association of University Japanese Language and Literature
  • Medieval Literature Society

豆知識

  • He is said to be a descendant of the Sengoku warlord Mimura Chikanari.
  • Legal name is Masayoshi Mimura; he uses his legal name for academic work.
  • Began composing haiku in 1972 and joined the journal 'Sazanka'; became its editor in 1997.
  • In 2025 he won the 59th Jakotsu Prize for the collection 'Takama'.