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Naruto Nana

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Naruto Nana

別名: 神谷 くに子
ペンネーム: Naruto NanaUsed as haiku pen name, Kuniko Kamiyalegal/birth name

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
Keijo, Japanese Korea (now Seoul, South Korea)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese, English

経歴

職業
haiku poet, Anglo-American literature scholar, university professor
活動期間
1976年〜
所属
Kyoritsu Women's University
所属団体
Gendai Haiku Association, International Haiku Exchange Association, Japan Writers' Association
影響を受けた人物
Kōi Nagata, Naruto Shifu (father), Naruto Keishū (grandfather)

学歴

Kyoritsu Women's University
Faculty of Letters / Department of Literature, English course
学位: 学士相当
国: Japan
Kyoritsu Women's University Graduate School, Faculty of Letters
Graduate School of Letters / English Literature
学位: 文学修士
国: Japan
Completed master's program in English literature

受賞歴

Gendai Haiku Association Award
1997
主催: Gendai Haiku Association
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Eve

1985年 haiku collection

Early haiku collection showing philosophical and animistic perspectives.

naturephilosophyanimism

Natural

1992年 haiku collection

A collection of haiku exploring intersections of the everyday and the abstract.

everyday lifeabstractionexistence

Moon Flower

1996年 haiku collection

A haiku collection questioning existence through plant and seasonal imagery.

flowersseasonsexistence

Smile

2001年 haiku collection

Mid-career collection blending gentle lyricism and philosophical depth.

emotionothersmoments

Naruto Nana Haiku Collection

2005年 haiku collection

Collected representative haiku; some editions include essays and criticism.

collected worksretrospectivepoetics

Dew Scenery

2010年 haiku collection

A recent collection characterized by translucent imagery.

dewephemeralityvisual imagery

Eternity Blooms

2012年 haiku collection

Contains haiku addressing fundamental themes such as eternity, death, and life.

eternitydeathlife

全著作

  • Eve (1985, Kiraza Haiku Society)
  • Natural (1992, Shin'ya Sōshosha)
  • Moon Flower (1996, Furansu-dō)
  • Smile (2001, Mainichi Newspapers)
  • Naruto Nana Haiku Collection (2005, Furansu-dō)
  • Dew Scenery (2010, Kadokawa Magazines)
  • Eternity Blooms (2012, Gendai Haiku Association)
  • In Love with Words: The Act of Reading Contemporary Haiku (1993, Oki Shakusha)
  • Experience of the Saijiki (2005, Ran no Kai)
  • Talking with Haiku: Appreciating Contemporary Haiku (2012, Ran no Kai)
  • Edited: Takaniken Rōshin Collection (1996, Yukawa Shobo)
  • A Dream Like This World: The World of Kōi Nagata (English translation, co-translator, 2000, Tōdo-sha)

作家による翻訳

  • A Dream Like This World: The World of Kōi Nagata (co-translation, 2000)

作風・主題

文体
philosophical reflective styleanimistic expressionembodiment of abstract words
頻出モチーフ
flowersanimals (snakes, gorillas)death and eternitymoments of nature

評価・遺産

Known for a philosophical, animistic haiku style and long career as an educator, she has influenced later poets through her collections and critical essays.

関連学会

  • Gendai Haiku Association
  • International Haiku Exchange Association
  • Japan Writers' Association

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library
  • Kyoritsu Women's University Library

引用

  • I see a peony, then a gorilla, and go home.
    出典: Collected haiku (representative poem)
  • Metaphysics — two snakes begin to rust.
    出典: Collected haiku (representative poem)

豆知識

  • Legal name is Kuniko Kamiya; Naruto Nana is her haiku pen name.
  • Born into a family where both father and grandfather composed haiku.
  • Served as a professor at Kyoritsu Women's University.