A haiku work that turns shifts in gaze and focus into a guidepost through the title Finder.

Finding and losing happen in the same place.

Wakabayashi Tetsuya's first haiku collection, gathering 250 poems centered on the work that received the 14th Hokuto Prize.

Centered on the work that received the 14th Hokuto Prize.

A sequence of 150 haiku, "Oboete, Wasureru" (Remembering, Forgetting), which won the 13th Hokuto Prize. It sharply captures everyday sensations and bodily memory, tracing unease and hope in social life through breath and seasonal presence.

In the speed of forgetting, the light spring snow dries.

"白南風" is a 受賞 work from the Hokuto Prize 2021-1. It stands out for its distinctive premise and atmosphere.

A 受賞 work from Hokuto Prize 2021-1.

A 150-poem award piece that won the 11th Hokuto Prize. No standalone collection was confirmed; it later circulated as part of Searchlight-related materials.

Confirmed as an award-winning work, but no independent book edition was found.

Karadakara is Nobuko Fujiwara's first haiku collection. It turns travel, bodily ease, and encounters with landscapes and people into unforced, expansive poems.

The collection loosens the border between travel and daily life, turning landscapes felt by the body into light, resonant haiku.

A haiku collection based on Susa Eiri's winning work for the ninth Hokuto Prize. Written by a young unaffiliated haiku poet, it gathers poems attentive to everyday textures, bodily sensation, and quiet unease.

From tactile everyday life, tenderness and disquiet rise at the same temperature.

A haiku collection by Katsuhiro Horikiri, known also as a haiku critic. It combines everyday observation with a critical gaze, catching shifts and textures of time in familiar scenes through brief language.

A collection that watches the path language takes through small movements of the seasons.

思ひ出帳 is a 小説 work by 西村麒麟 associated with the 2016 受賞 record. The entry summarizes the work from award records and bibliographic checks, focusing on its subject, publication status, and reading context.

思ひ出帳 by 西村麒麟 is a work whose subject and publication status can be traced through award and bibliographic records.

抜井諒一の俳句作品。若い世代の生活感覚と季語の手触りを結び、後の句集へ続く作風の一端を示す。

鮮やかな生きものの気配が、日常の中の季節を静かに照らす。

尖塔 is an award-winning work by 藤井あかり. It brings together the author's concerns and stylistic qualities in a form recognized by the prize jury.

尖塔, an award-winning work by 藤井あかり.

一番線 is an award-winning work by 涼野海音. Award records and public bibliographic data identify it as a work that gathers the author's characteristic concerns and style.

一番線, an award-winning work by 涼野海音.

火粉 is an award-winning work by 高勢祥子. Public bibliographic sources were checked first for book identifiers, then for descriptive information about the work.

A bibliographic profile of 火粉, based on award records and public book data.

Kumano Mandala is a haiku collection by Yuki Horimoto. It gathers poems rooted in the nature, rivers, forests, and seasonal atmosphere of Kumano, combining sharp observation with gentle lyricism. Across its seasonal sections, local memory and bodily sensation overlap.

A haiku collection that arranges Kumano's mountains, rivers, plants, and seasons like a mandala.

雲の峰 is a work by 川越歌澄. This haiku collection layers seasonal words with everyday texture, opening depth within brief lines.

雲の峰 draws readers into its world through concentrated language and the force of its subject.