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Kadokawa Haiku Prize かどかわはいくしょう

Edition 35 (1989)

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Yumi Iwata いわた ゆみ award

Kega no Ko is the haiku sequence by Yumi Iwata that received the thirty-fifth Kadokawa Haiku Prize. Beginning from a child's injured body and the surrounding atmosphere, it draws out unease and delicate sensitivity hidden in moments of everyday life.

A haiku sequence that looks at everyday unease and tenderness through the small event of a child's injury.

haikuchildhoodbodily feelingeveryday unease