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Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Prize いしだはきょうしんじんしょう

Edition 7 (2015)

Open call newcomer haiku prizeHaiku prizeLiterature prize named after a person

Winners

5 people
大塚凱 おおつか がい newcomer award

Quiet Fist is the haiku work for which Gai Otsuka received the Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. The title is confirmed in award records, but no standalone collection or book under this title could be verified.

A newcomer haiku award work with no confirmed standalone book publication.

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斉藤志歩 さいとう しほ associate prize

Two Eyes is the haiku work for which Shiho Saito received a runner-up honor in the Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. The title is confirmed in award records, but no standalone publication could be verified.

A runner-up haiku award work with no confirmed book publication.

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米村幸祐 よねむら こうすけ encouragement award

Temple is the haiku work for which Kosuke Yonemura received an encouragement prize in the Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. Award records confirm the title, but no standalone collection under this title could be verified.

A haiku work confirmed as an encouragement-prize title, with no verified standalone publication.

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藤本智子 ふじもと ともこ encouragement award

The Star Where the Sun Rises is the haiku work for which Tomoko Fujimoto received an encouragement prize in the Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. The title is confirmed in award records, but no standalone publication could be verified.

A haiku award work with a strikingly bright title and no confirmed standalone publication.

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日下部太亮 くさかべ たいすけ encouragement award

Praying Palms is the haiku work for which Taisuke Kusakabe received an encouragement prize in the Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. The title is confirmed in award records, but no standalone collection or book could be verified.

A haiku award work titled around a gesture of prayer, with no confirmed standalone publication.

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