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Yoshiki Saito

さいとう よしき

Saito Yoshiki

別名: 齋藤周子
ペンネーム: Yoshiki SaitoPen name used for tanka publications; legal name is Chikako Saito.

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1977-02-20 (Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan)
死没
/
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture (birthplace) → Abu Dhabi (lived while working as a Japanese language teacher)

経歴

職業
Tanka poet, Japanese language teacher
活動期間
1999年〜

学歴

Tamagawa University
Faculty of Letters / Department of Education
国: Japan
Exact years of attendance/graduation not specified in available sources

受賞歴

Kadokawa Tanka Prize (53rd)
2007
対象作品: "Mokkasui o Matsu" (50 tanka)
主催: Kadokawa Cultural Foundation
結果: winner
Karin Prize
2008
対象作品: "Chou wo Kau Hito" (30 tanka)
主催: Karin (tanka magazine)
結果: winner
Japan Tanka Poets Club Newcomer Award (17th)
2010
対象作品: First collection "Mokkasui o Matsu"
主催: Japan Tanka Poets Club
結果: winner
Sato Sataro Tanka Prize (7th)
2019
対象作品: Third collection "Hana no Uzu"
主催: Sato Sataro Prize Committee
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Mokkasui o Matsu

2010年 Tanka

First collection reflecting life in Abu Dhabi and the poet's hometown Fukushima; poems examine self and living abroad.

hometownforeign residenceselfnature

South of the Lake

2014年 Tanka

Second collection featuring tanka that weave nature, human relationships, and memory.

naturememoryrelationships

Whirl of Flowers

2019年 Tanka

Third collection including award-winning pieces; presents a more mature perspective on everyday life and nature.

everyday lifenaturematurity

全著作

  • Mokkasui o Matsu (Kadokawa Shoten, 2010)
  • South of the Lake (Hon'ami Shoten, 2014)
  • Whirl of Flowers (Gendai Tanka-sha, 2019)

作風・主題

文体
contemporary tankalyrical yet introspective voice
頻出モチーフ
hometownnatureforeign landsseasonal change

評価・遺産

Recognized as a notable contemporary tanka poet with multiple awards; her work on hometown and life abroad has garnered a broad readership.

関連学会

  • Japan Tanka Poets Club

豆知識

  • Maintained a blog titled "Mishumishu wo Tabenagara" (archived on the Wayback Machine).
  • Has identifiers registered with VIAF and the National Diet Library of Japan.