Haijin Kyokai Prize
1 appearances
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Edition 13 (1973) award
Momoko Naruse
なるせ おうとうし
Naruse Momoko
Profile
- Gender
- Female
- Born
- 1925-11-25 （Iwamura, Gifu Prefecture, Japan）
- Died
- 2004-12-14 age 79
- Nationality
- Japan
- Languages
- Japanese
Career
- Occupations
- haiku poet
- Active Years
- 1940-2004
- Affiliations
- Haiku Poets Association, Japan PEN Club
- Memberships
- Haiku Poets Association, Board Member, Japan PEN Club, Councilor
- Influenced By
- Mizuhara Shikusaku, Kato Shūson, Mantaro Kubota, Azumi Atsushi
Education
| Institution | Faculty | Department | Degree | Period | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yokohama Higher Technical School (now Yokohama National University) | Faculty of Engineering | — | — | — | Japan |
Yokohama Higher Technical School (now Yokohama National University)
Faculty of Engineering
Country:
Japan
Graduated from the former Yokohama Higher Technical School (now Yokohama National University). Exact graduation year not recorded here.
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1973 | Haiku Poets Association Award | Kazairo (Wind Colour) | — | Haiku Poets Association | winner |
| 1996 | Haiku Poets Association Criticism Award | The Haiku of Mantaro Kubota | — | Haiku Poets Association | winner |
Haiku Poets Association Award
1973
Work:
Kazairo (Wind Colour)
Organization:
Haiku Poets Association
Result:
winner
Haiku Poets Association Criticism Award
1996
Work:
The Haiku of Mantaro Kubota
Organization:
Haiku Poets Association
Result:
winner
Awards & Nominations
Haijin Kyokai Hyoron Prize
1 appearances
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Edition 10 (1995) award
Works
Major Works
Kazairo (Wind Colour)
1973 HaikuHer debut haiku collection, noted for subtle natural imagery and lyrical sensitivity; it won the Haiku Poets Association Award.
seasonal changenatureeveryday scenes
Soshin
1981 HaikuA haiku collection included among notable contemporary poets; characterized by lyrical and refined style.
inner stillnessnaturereminiscence
Selected Haiku of Momoko Naruse
1994 HaikuA collected haiku volume published by Furansudo, compiling representative poems.
naturesense of seasonhuman observation
Bibliography
- Kazairo (1973)
- Naruse Momoko Collection (1977)
- Soshin (1981)
- The World of Azumi Atsushi (ed., 1994)
- Selected Haiku of Momoko Naruse (1994)
- The Haiku of Mantaro Kubota (1995)
- The Haiku of Mantaro Kubota (Kodansha Bungei Bunko ed., 2021)
Style & Themes
- Literary Style
- lyrical and refined haiku styledelicate depiction of nature and seasons
- Recurring Motifs
- subtle seasonal transitionsplants and field scenesquiet moments of daily life
Legacy
Recognized as a prominent 20th-century female haiku poet. She served on the board of the Haiku Poets Association and succeeded leadership of the journal 'Shuntō', contributing to haiku criticism and mentorship.
Academic Societies
- Haiku Poets Association
- Japan PEN Club
Archives
- National Diet Library (authority records)
- VIAF (authority identifier)
- ISNI (authority identifier)
Trivia
- Her legal name was Tomizo (冨造).
- She began composing haiku around 1940 and submitted work to journals associated with Mizuhara Shikusaku and Kato Shuuson.
- Her collection 'Kazairo' won the 13th Haiku Poets Association Award.
- 'The Haiku of Mantaro Kubota' won the Haiku Poets Association Criticism Award.