A fifty-tanka work by Yoshida Hayato that later formed part of his first collection under the same title. Its austere lyricism around memory, forgetting, and self-image connects to the collection’s French-subtitled design.

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A Kadokawa Tanka Prize-winning work by Inami Masato, later included in his first collection Night Flight. It connects everyday scenery with night skies and city lights, creating fresh metaphors within a quiet tone.

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