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Kazuo Tajima

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Tajima Kazuo

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1937-12-29 (Kaga, Ishikawa, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Kaga, Ishikawa → Kanazawa, Ishikawa → Ehime Prefecture (worked) → Kyoto (lecturing)

経歴

職業
haiku poet, newspaper journalist, critic, lecturer
活動期間
1955年〜
所属
Haiku magazine 'Kaze', Haiku magazine 'Kiji', Chojessha magazine 'Shin', Osaka Haiku History Study Group
所属団体
Haiku Poets' Association, councilor, Museum of Modern Japanese Literature, councilor
影響を受けた人物
Kin'ichi Sawaki, Toru Hayashi

学歴

Kanazawa University
Faculty of Letters / Department of Philosophy
期間: 1956-1960
卒業年: 1960
国: Japan

受賞歴

Haijin-kai Criticism Prize
2005
対象作品: The Group of Emerging Haiku Poets: Light and Shadow of 'Kyoto University Haiku'
部門: 評論
主催: Haiku Poets' Association
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Recent Times of Harima Appearing in Literature

1972年 essay/criticism

An essay collection discussing literary works related to the Harima region and their contexts.

regional literaturehistorical context

Ehime Haiku Saijiki

1987年 saijiki/essays

A saijiki based on his Ehime newspaper series, compiling regional seasonal words and scenes.

seasonslocality

Seika (haiku collection)

1993年 haiku collection

A haiku collection including works centered on Noto; characterized by concrete depiction and direct observation.

naturelandscape

The Group of Emerging Haiku Poets: Light and Shadow of 'Kyoto University Haiku'

2005年 criticism

A critical analysis of the emerging group of haiku poets centered on Kyoto University. Winner of the Haijin-kai Criticism Prize.

haiku historyschool analysis

Nio no Umi (haiku collection)

2007年 haiku collection

A haiku collection focusing on lakes and watery landscapes.

waterbirds

Haiku: Human Affection

2014年 criticism/collection

Accessible essays and criticism about haiku and haiku poets, discussing craft and humanity.

haiku theorypoetic craft

Amatsu Shirayama (haiku collection)

2015年 haiku collection

A recent haiku collection centered on mountains and celestial imagery.

mountainssky

Gyokko (haiku collection)

2025年 haiku collection

A recently published haiku collection; details are based on published materials.

seasonsnature

全著作

  • Recent Times of Harima Appearing in Literature
  • Ehime Haiku Saijiki
  • Seika
  • The Group of Emerging Haiku Poets: Light and Shadow of 'Kyoto University Haiku'
  • Nio no Umi
  • Haiku: Human Affection
  • Amatsu Shirayama
  • Gyokko

作風・主題

文体
concrete depictiontraditional shasei (sketching from life)concise and plain expression
頻出モチーフ
seasonal changebirds and waterside sceneslocal customs and landscapes

評価・遺産

A haiku poet who inherited the shasei-centered tradition from Kin'ichi Sawaki and Toru Hayashi, known for valuing regionality and close observation of everyday life. He succeeded as the head of the magazine 'Kiji' and exerts influence in haiku criticism and education.

関連学会

  • Haiku Poets' Association
  • Museum of Modern Japanese Literature

引用

  • The shrike cries; the mountain ranges open their chests.
    出典: haiku (source unspecified)

豆知識

  • Succeeded as head of the haiku magazine 'Kiji' in 2008 after Toru Hayashi's death.
  • Won the Haijin-kai Criticism Prize in 2005 for 'The Group of Emerging Haiku Poets: Light and Shadow of "Kyoto University Haiku"'.
  • Born in Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, in 1937.