"Tesaguri" is a haiku work by Itakura Kenta that won the Newcomer Prize at the 9th Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. It is confirmed on the Kiyose City official page as a prize work for young haiku poets and was also listed as a prize work in a haiku magazine around the same period.

A prizewinning sequence whose title suggests the tactile uncertainty of a young poet's search.

"Kemuri" is a haiku work by Koyama Genmoku that received the runner-up prize at the 9th Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. It is recorded on Kiyose City's official prize list and belongs to the award's role as a platform for young haiku poets.

A prize work whose title suggests smoke rising, vanishing, and changing shape, carrying the instability of a young sensibility.

"Yukue" is a haiku work by Fujimoto Tomoko that received an encouragement prize at the 9th Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. Kiyose City's official list records it alongside Ikadai Haruka's "Kohaku" as an encouragement prize work from the same year.

A work whose title places the question of direction at its center and leaves room for the openness of young haiku.

"Kohaku" is a haiku work by Ikadai Haruka that received an encouragement prize at the 9th Ishida Hakyo Newcomer Award. It is recorded on Kiyose City's official list, and Ikadai later won the award's Newcomer Prize at the 12th edition.

Its title, amber, suggests the condensed haiku sense of time held within a small form.