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Kamikura Utsuwa

かみくら うつわ

Kamikura Utsuwa

別名: 本名・政彰
ペンネーム: Kamikura UtsuwaHaigo (pen name)

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1927-02-22 (Tsurukawa Village (now Machida), Tokyo, Japan)
死没
2017-07-26 90歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Tsurukawa Village (now Machida), Tokyo, Japan

経歴

職業
haiku poet
活動期間
1947年〜2017年
所属
Fudo (haiku journal/group), Haiku Poets Association, Japan PEN Club, Japan Artists' Association (Literary)
所属団体
Haiku Poets Association (honorary member), Japan PEN Club, Japan Artists' Association (Literary)
影響を受けた人物
Ishikawa Keirō

学歴

Meiji University, Faculty of Letters
Faculty of Letters / Department of Literature
期間: 在学(中退)
国: Japan
Did not graduate (dropped out)

受賞歴

Haiku Poets Association Award
2002
対象作品: Kichin (Kibashira) / Kibatsubaki
主催: Haiku Poets Association
結果: winner
Haiku Shiki Grand Prize
2010
対象作品: Hyorin (Ice Ring)
主催: Haiku Shiki (journal)
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Nidai no Kame

1975年 haiku collection

A collection of early haiku, part of a series of selected haiku.

everyday lifeeveryday objectsnature

Kichin (Kibashira) / Kibatsubaki

2001年 haiku collection

A lyrical collection linking objects and emotions; winner of the Haiku Poets Association Award.

seasonssnowrural life

Hyōrin (Ice Ring)

2009年 haiku collection

A collection exploring coldness and distinct imagery to express emotion; winner of the Haiku Shiki Grand Prize.

wintericevisual imagery

Tsuki no Michi (Moon's Path)

2006年 haiku collection

A collection centered on the moon and light.

moonlighttranquility

Kamikura Utsuwa

1999年 haiku collection

A collection including representative works; an overview of the poet's style.

objectsdaily lifeseasonal sensibility

全著作

  • Nidai no Kame
  • Arima
  • Annotated Modern Haiku Series: Kamikura Utsuwa Collection
  • Kumagatani
  • Kamikura Utsuwa Collection: 100 Self-Commented Haiku
  • Kimamori
  • Shingo
  • Maboroshi
  • Kamikura Utsuwa
  • Kichin
  • Selected Excellent Haiku of Kamikura Utsuwa
  • Tsuki no Michi
  • Nami no Hana
  • Hyōrin
  • Gekkō (Moon Rainbow) - Haiku Collection

作風・主題

文体
A haiku style that expresses human feeling through immediate objectsConcise, visually oriented descriptive style
頻出モチーフ
snowthe moonfields / rural lifehousehold objects / everyday things

評価・遺産

A haiku poet active from the postwar period into the 21st century. Praised for poems that express feeling through concrete objects; recipient of several major awards and an honorary member of the Haiku Poets Association, he contributed to mentoring later generations.

関連学会

  • Haiku Poets Association
  • Japan PEN Club
  • Japan Artists' Association (Literary)

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library (holds works and bibliographic records)

引用

  • Fields and paddies, on unmoving things the snow accumulates
    出典: From the haiku collection 'Kichin' and others (2001年)
  • Holding the strap up to the wrist — autumn heat
    出典: Representative haiku

豆知識

  • He worked as an ornamental metalworker (kazarishi) following his adoptive father but later gave up the trade.
  • Honorary member of the Haiku Poets Association; member of Japan PEN Club and the Japan Artists' Association (Literary).
  • Studied under Ishikawa Keirō and later became head of the haiku journal 'Fudo' which Ishikawa had led.