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Toyota Tohou

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Toyota Tohou

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性別
男性
生誕
1931-01-13 (Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)
死没
2015-07-25 84歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

経歴

職業
haiku poet, high school teacher
活動期間
1948年〜2015年
所属
Kyokanoko (member, editor-in-chief, later chief), Kansai Modern Haiku Association (chair)
所属団体
Kyokanoko, Kansai Modern Haiku Association
影響を受けた人物
Hasegawa Sosei

学歴

Ritsumeikan University
Faculty of Letters
国: Japan

受賞歴

Bun no Mori Haiku Grand Prize (1st)
2004
対象作品: Kumo no Uta (Song of Clouds)
主催: Bun no Mori
結果: winner
Haiku Shiki Grand Prize (10th)
2010
対象作品: Tsuchi no Uta (Song of Earth)
主催: Haiku Shiki
結果: winner
Kyoto City Arts Promotion Award
2013
主催: City of Kyoto
結果: recipient

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

No no Uta (Song of the Field)

1985年 haiku

A collection of haiku that dwell on nature and everyday life.

natureseasonsrural landscape

Kawa no Uta (Song of the River)

1991年 haiku

A collection focused on flowing water and riverside scenes.

watertransiencelandscape

Yama no Uta (Song of the Mountain)

2000年 haiku

A haiku collection themed on mountains and highland landscapes.

mountainslocalityviews of nature

Ki no Uta (Song of the Tree)

2003年 haiku

A collection of haiku exploring trees and forest atmospheres.

treesforestlife

Kumo no Uta (Song of Clouds)

2004年 haiku

A haiku collection centered on the sky and clouds; received critical recognition.

skycloudsimpermanence

Tsuchi no Uta (Song of Earth)

2009年 haiku

A collection probing the sense of land and earth; an award-winning work.

landearthlocal identity

Bashō: Traveling Kyoto and Ōmi

1973年 travel writing / study

A travel-study work on Bashō's connections to Kyoto and Ōmi.

Bashō studiestravelogue

全著作

  • No no Uta (1985)
  • Kawa no Uta (1991)
  • Yama no Uta (2000)
  • Ki no Uta (2003)
  • Kumo no Uta (2004)
  • Tsuchi no Uta (2009)
  • Bashō: Traveling Kyoto and Ōmi (1973)

作風・主題

文体
concise and tranquil haiku styledepictions rooted in Kyoto's local characterfusion of classical references with modern sensibilities
頻出モチーフ
seasonal changenature (mountains, rivers, trees, clouds, earth)locality and sense of place

評価・遺産

Recognized for poems that explore Kyoto's local character and for bridging regional sensibilities with contemporary haiku; influenced younger poets as editor and chief of haiku circles.

関連学会

  • Modern Haiku Association
  • Kansai Modern Haiku Association

豆知識

  • Joined Kyokanoko (led by Suzuka Nofuro) in 1948 and later served as editor-in-chief and chief.
  • Served as chair of the Kansai Modern Haiku Association from 2006.
  • Known as a researcher of Hasegawa Sosei.