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Sumio Kubo

くぼ すみお

Kubo Sumio

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1949-12-14 （Osaka Prefecture, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
haiku poet, high school teacher
活動期間
1969年〜
所属団体
Hanayo (haiku group)
影響を受けた人物
Rokurinō Suzuki

学歴

Ritsumeikan University
Faculty of Letters
国: Japan
Became a high school teacher after graduation

受賞歴

Hanayo Prize (8th)
1969
主催: Hanayo (haiku group/magazine)
結果: 受賞
Rokunin no Kai Prize (15th)
1986
主催: Rokunin no Kai
結果: 受賞
Modern Haiku Association Prize (42nd)
1993
主催: Modern Haiku Association
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Ruribara-kan

haiku

A haiku collection exploring the vitality hidden in words with an introspective tone. Includes representative poems such as "Magnolia — 'to wind-bury that white witch'".

vitalityinner lifenature

Suishōki

haiku

A collection containing poems that revolve around waterside imagery and themes of life and death.

waterdeathnature

Kumano-shu

haiku

A haiku collection themed on Kumano. Contains notable lines such as "At the water's edge — the abundance of martial instruments".

Kumanonaturemilitary imagery

Hiyoku Renri

haiku

A collection focusing on images of love and paired/mutual bonds.

lovecontrastrelationships

The Swan's Anxiety

haiku criticism

A collection of essays on haiku theory and expression.

haiku theoryexpression

全著作

  • Ruribara-kan
  • Suishōki
  • Seiju
  • Kumano-shu
  • Hiyoku Renri
  • Kōetsu
  • Collected Haiku of Sumio Kubo
  • Four Seasons Plus
  • Beautiful Death in the Center: The Instant or Eternity (co-authored with Rumiko)
  • The Swan's Anxiety

作風・主題

文体
introspective styleexplores the vitality hidden in words
頻出モチーフ
vitalityinner lifenaturedeath

評価・遺産

One of the leading haiku poets representing introspective inquiry in contemporary haiku. Long-serving editor and leading contributor to the magazine Hanayo, he has been recognized for his contributions to the haiku community through mentoring and literary journals. He also founded and served as publisher of the magazine Koubou.

関連学会

  • Modern Haiku Association

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library (author record)

引用

  • Magnolia — 'to wind-bury that white witch'
    出典: Ruribara-kan

豆知識

  • Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Ritsumeikan University.
  • Worked as a high school teacher.
  • Participated in founding the literary doujinshi 'Juuen' in 1970.
  • Joined the haiku group/magazine Hanayo in 1971 and studied under Suzuki Rokurinō.
  • Founded the magazine Koubou in 2006 and served as its publisher.
  • Co-authored a work with his wife Rumiko.