A set of haiku that builds rhythm around sumo and the atmosphere of the ring.

In a single instant on the ring, the outline of the season emerges.

A set of haiku under the title “Ikiru,” read as poetic sensation.

The texture of living is compressed into brief words.

A haiku work that uses the freshness of lemon water as an entry point and briefly binds bodily sensation to seasonal contours.

From the coldness of a single sip, the verse opens.

A critical work that uses Shichiro Fukazawa's Narayama Bushiko as a starting point to discuss the work's ethics and its view of elder abandonment.

It reconsiders attitudes toward life and death and the contours of community through a classical subject.