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Kazuko Nishimura

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Nishimura Kazuko

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1948-03-19 （Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
haiku poet, selector (judge), essayist, critic
活動期間
1966年〜
所属
Haijin Kyokai (Haiku Poets' Association), Chi-in (co-founder and representative)
所属団体
Haijin Kyokai (board member), Chi-in (co-representative)
影響を受けた人物
Toshirō Shizaki
影響を与えた人物
Katsumi Yukata

学歴

Jissen Women's School (Middle & High School)
期間: 1960s
卒業年: 1966
国: Japan
Secondary education
Keio University, Faculty of Letters
Faculty of Letters / Japanese Literature
学位: 文学士
期間: 1966-1970
卒業年: 1970
国: Japan
Graduated in Japanese literature; began haiku activities while at university

受賞歴

Sogyo Prize (Wakaba)
1981
主催: Wakaba (magazine)
結果: winner
Haiku Poets' Association Newcomer Prize
1984
対象作品: Haiku collection 'Natsuboshi' (Summer Hat)
主催: Haijin Kyokai
結果: winner
Wakaba Prize
1993
主催: Wakaba (magazine)
結果: winner
Haiku Poets' Association Criticism Prize
2004
対象作品: Kyoto of Kyoshi
主催: Haijin Kyokai
結果: winner
Haiku Poets' Association Prize
2007
対象作品: Haiku collection 'Shin'on' (Heartbeat)
主催: Haijin Kyokai
結果: winner
Katsura Nobuko Prize
2010
主催: Katsura Nobuko Prize Committee
結果: winner
Ono City Poetry & Literature Prize
2016
対象作品: Haiku collection 'Isu Hitotsu' (One Chair)
主催: Ono City
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Natsuboshi (Summer Hat)

1983年 Haiku collection

A collection of early haiku that weaves seasonal words into subtle observations of everyday life.

seasonal wordseveryday lifenature

Mado (Window)

1986年 Haiku collection

A collection capturing everyday scenes and glances through the motif of windows.

perspectivehomeseasonal sense

Karisome Narazu

1993年 Haiku collection

A mature collection of haiku dealing with human subtleties and memory.

memoryhuman relationshipsseasonal topics

Shin'on (Heartbeat)

2006年 Haiku collection

A collection focused on inner sensations and quiet presence. Recipient of the Haiku Poets' Association Prize.

interioritypresencelife

Chinkon (Requiem)

2010年 Haiku collection

A contemplative collection with themes suggesting loss and requiem.

lossmemorialtranquility

Isu Hitotsu (One Chair)

2015年 Haiku collection

A collection of haiku that captures moments of life through familiar objects and scenes. Recipient of the Ono City Poetry & Literature Prize.

everyday lifethe presence of objectsmemory

全著作

  • Natsuboshi (牧羊社, 1983)
  • Mado (牧羊社, 1986)
  • Karisome Narazu (Fujimi Shobo, 1993)
  • Shin'on (Kadokawa, 2006)
  • Chinkon (Kadokawa Gakugei, 2010)
  • Isu Hitotsu (Kadokawa Gakugei, 2015)
  • Kyoto of Kyoshi (Kadokawa Gakugei, 2004)
  • The Tale of Genji Read Through Seasonal Words (Iizuka Shoten, 2007)

作風・主題

文体
concise and quiet tonetraditional haiku style that emphasizes kigo (seasonal words)
頻出モチーフ
seasonal awarenessdetails of everyday lifememory and losslandscapes related to Kyoto

評価・遺産

One of the prominent female haiku poets in contemporary Japan. Served as a board member of the Haiku Poets' Association, co-representative of the magazine Chi-in, and worked as a selector, contributing to nurturing younger poets. Recipient of multiple haiku and criticism awards and active in promoting haiku.

関連学会

  • Haijin Kyokai (Haiku Poets' Association)
  • Modern Haiku Association

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library (catalog of works)
  • Author's personal archives (private collection)

大衆文化への影響

  • Appeared on Fuji TV's 'Viking' (2016)
  • Selector on NHK Haiku (ETV) (2020)

豆知識

  • Her maiden name is Korematsu (是松).
  • Graduated from Keio University Faculty of Letters and began haiku activities while a student.
  • Involved in magazine activities and editing for 'Wakaba' and co-founded 'Chi-in'.
  • Has appeared on television programs and is active in promoting haiku.