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Hideko Miya

みや ひでこ

Miya Hideko

別名: 滝口英子
ペンネーム: Eiko TakiguchiAlternate name used from 1953 to 1986

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1917-02-23 (Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan)
死没
2015-06-26 98歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
tanka poet
活動期間
1937年〜2015年
影響を受けた人物
Hakushu Kitahara

学歴

Tokyo Women's Higher Normal School (now Ochanomizu University)
国: Japan
Studied under Onoue Saishuho (Shibu)

受賞歴

16th Japan Tanka Poets Club Recommended Collection
1970
対象作品: Fuyuno
主催: Japan Tanka Poets Club
結果: 受賞
20th Shika-Bungakukan Prize
2005
対象作品: Sarasa of the Western Regions
主催: Shika-Bungakukan (Poetry and Song Literature Museum)
結果: 受賞
36th Gendai Tanka Award
2013
対象作品: Aomizugane (Blue-Silver)
主催: Gendai Tanka Association
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Fuyuno

1969年 Tanka anthology

Her first collection, gathering early tanka poems focused on nature and everyday life with lyrical expression.

naturehomelandeveryday life

Sarasa of the Western Regions

2004年 Tanka anthology

One of her notable later works, containing expansive imagery and poems evoking travel and distant regions.

journeyforeign landsrecollection

Aomizugane (Blue-Silver)

2012年 Tanka anthology

Award-winning collection noted for its clear color imagery and quiet meditative tone.

color imagerynaturepassage of time

Hanamairasemu

1988年 Tanka anthology

A mid-career collection showing a distinctive sensibility within traditional tanka forms.

seasonsintrospection

全著作

  • Fuyuno (Takiguchi Eiko Collected Tanka)
  • Geese of the Onion Ridge (Takiguchi Eiko Collected Tanka)
  • New Edition: Geese of the Onion Ridge (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Hanamairasemu (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • E soragoto (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Ganshin Henpen
  • Entr'acte (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Ten Soso (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Kairei (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Arabesque (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Sarasa of the Western Regions (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Notes from Haazumi-kan
  • Soon Autumn (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)
  • Aomizugane (Blue-Silver) (Miya Hideko Collected Tanka)

作風・主題

文体
Lyrical expression grounded in traditional tanka formsConcise imagery with strong color sensibility
頻出モチーフ
natureseaautumnjourneyfamily

評価・遺産

Hideko Miya was a prominent Japanese female tanka poet active from the 20th into the 21st century. She was acclaimed for lyrical tanka rooted in tradition with distinctive color imagery and travel motifs. She supported the journal 'Cosmos' as editor/publisher and received several major awards.

関連学会

  • Japan Tanka Poets Club

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library Digital Collections

豆知識

  • Her family name was Miya; maiden name Takiguchi (Takiguchi Eiko).
  • She was a cousin of poet and art critic Takiguchi Shuzo.
  • Her husband was the tanka poet Shuji Miya.
  • She published under the name Eiko Takiguchi from 1953 to 1986.
  • She helped found the tanka journal 'Cosmos' and became its publisher after her husband's death.
  • She served as a summoned poet at the Imperial New Year Poetry Reading in 2008.