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Onaka Mushi

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Onaka Mushi

ペンネーム: Onaka Mushi(Used as a haiku pen name)

プロフィール

性別
女性
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
haiku poet
活動期間
2010年〜
影響を受けた人物
Kai Hasegawa, Etsushi Seki

学歴

Ryukoku University
Modern Haiku Course (attended while a student)
国: Japan
Began composing haiku while attending Ryukoku University's modern haiku course during university studies.

受賞歴

Shiba Bukio Haiku Newcomer Prize (3rd)
2010
主催: Shiba Bukio Haiku Newcomer Prize
結果: 受賞
Manyo Sen'nin Isshu Haiku (Haiku Division) Grand Prix
2010
主催: Manyo Sen'nin Isshu Haiku Committee
結果: グランプリ
Mainichi Haiku Prize (selected by Ogawa Keishu)
2010
主催: Mainichi Shimbun
結果: 秀逸入選
Hokuto Prize (2nd)
2012
主催: Hokuto Prize
結果: 佳作
Saito Sanki Prize (19th)
2012
主催: Saito Sanki Prize
結果: 秀逸入選
Bungaku no Mori Haiku-kai Prize
2012
主催: Bungaku no Mori
結果: 受賞
Ozaki Hosai Prize (14th)
2012
主催: Ozaki Hosai Prize
結果: 入選

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

I'll Steal the Wheelchair Again and Again to Break Your Ethics

2011年 Haiku

First haiku collection published in 2011. Noted for its colloquial, challenging style that breaks from strict traditional forms.

experimental stylecolloquial expressionprovocative imagery

Seki Yureru (Seki Trembles)

2012年 Haiku

Second collection compiling 125 haiku that were posted overnight on Twitter. The volume intentionally frames "Seki Yureru" as a new seasonal word and centers motifs related to the Tohoku earthquake while reflecting a critical consciousness toward disaster-themed anthologies.

disaster (Great East Japan Earthquake)online/Twitter publicationpersonal motifs (Seki)

全著作

  • I'll Steal the Wheelchair Again and Again to Break Your Ethics (2011)
  • Seki Yureru (2012)

作風・主題

文体
experimental haiku that departs from fixed formsuse of colloquial and striking imageryemphasis on serial fragments and continuity
頻出モチーフ
Seki trembling (the person Seki and his shaking)eating summer cloudsearthquake/disaster and reports via Twitter

評価・遺産

Recognized as an experimental young haiku poet of the 2010s. Noted for immediate SNS-driven publication and for challenging conventional seasonal-word practices; the work generated both acclaim and controversy.

大衆文化への影響

  • The overnight posting of 125 haiku on Twitter attracted public attention

引用

  • I eat summer clouds, I eat summer clouds, summer clouds
    出典: Haiku (included in a collection) (2011年)
  • One drop, one sin; a hundred drops, a hundred sins — the rain beats the frogs a hundred times
    出典: Haiku (included in a collection) (2011年)

豆知識

  • The pen name "Onaka Mushi" is taken from the Kojiki deity Amenominakanushi no Mikoto.
  • Not affiliated with any haiku society.
  • The second collection 'Seki Yureru' compiles 125 haiku posted overnight on Twitter.