Natsugamo is a haiku work by Yoshiko Settsu, centered on the fifty poems presented as the Kadokawa Haiku Prize-winning sequence. It places small everyday thresholds and seasonal presences within concise phrasing, drawing out a quiet tension behind familiar scenes.

A haiku collection that illuminates seasonal presences and the thresholds of daily life through restrained language.

Henpen is a sequence of fifty haiku by Ayako Goto. It gathers fragments of scenery and traces of everyday presence, condensing emotional movement and subtle shadows into the short fixed form.

A haiku sequence that layers fragmentary scenes and holds everyday shadows in fixed form.