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Seimei Toyohara

とよはら きよあき

Toyohara Kiyoaki

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1977 (Kobe, Hyogo, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
poet, haiku poet
活動期間
1994年〜
所属
Lyric Jungle, Gendai-shi Kobe
所属団体
Lyric Jungle, Gendai-shi Kobe

受賞歴

Nakano Shigeharu Literary Encouragement Prize
1994
結果: winner
Nakahara Chūya Prize (1st)
1996
対象作品: The Artificial Tree of Night
主催: Nakahara Chūya Prize Selection Committee
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

The Artificial Tree of Night

1996年 poetry collection

A privately published poetry collection centered on poems written in a children's poetry class. From a youthful perspective it explores night, artificial objects, and metaphors of nature.

nightartificenaturechildhood

The Events of Morning and Day

2000年 poetry collection

A collection of fragmented poems that revolve around morning and daytime. It depicts the intersection of daily life and introspection.

timedaily lifeintrospection

Grass of Time

2005年 poetry collection

A poetry collection that likens the passage of time and memory to grasses and plants. Personal landscapes blend with universal sensations.

memorytimenature

The Death of a White Summer

2021年 poetry collection

Poems organized around images of white and summer. Delicately portrays seasonal feeling and a sense of loss.

seasonslosslight

Shin and Jin of the Rocky Shore Sea

2024年 poetry collection

A recent work questioning human existence and resonance through seascapes and rocky shores. Characterized by chains of sound and imagery.

seasoundexistence

全著作

  • The Artificial Tree of Night
  • The Events of Morning and Day
  • Grass of Time
  • The Death of a White Summer
  • Shin and Jin of the Rocky Shore Sea

作風・主題

文体
lyricalimagisticconcise expression
頻出モチーフ
nightseaintersection of artifice and naturememory

評価・遺産

A poet who gained recognition early through awards. Drawing on experience in children's poetry and haiku submissions, he is known for works that portray varied senses of time and natural imagery.

豆知識

  • He was 18 when he won the 1st Nakahara Chūya Prize in 1996.
  • Since 2005 he has published a personal poetry magazine titled 'Shirokurome' monthly.
  • He has submitted haiku to Asahi Haidan and the journal Kaitei.