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What is Kigo?

The meaning of Kigo is a season word. There is a season word in the haiku of Japan. Kigo appears in the photograph. It introduces the haiku while introducing Kigo.
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Example of haiku poem:The smile of grandchild

haiku_poetry_11haiku poetry No.11
Example of haiku poem
The smile of grandchild

[pronunciation]
kaeriyuku
magono egaono
tookunari

[meaning]
My grandchild is going home.
His smile leave this.

posted by nattou @ Dec 25, 2005 3 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:Mother and flower

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Mother and flower

[pronunciation]
naki hahato
kataritakunari
hana kaeru

[meaning]
I change flower of household Buddhist altar when I want to spoke to my deceased mother.

posted by nattou @ Dec 23, 2005 11 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:The sparrow

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The sparrow

[pronunciation]
itiyounaki
kini suzunari
kansuzume

[meaning]
The winter sparrow sing like a bell in tree of no leaves .

posted by nattou @ Dec 21, 2005 1 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:The window

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The window

[pronunciation]
itimaino
madoga sumieno
huyu ki tatu

[meaning]
Winter trees look like monochrome painting from window.

posted by nattou @ Dec 20, 2005 6 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:The New Year Week

haiku_poetry_7haiku poetry No.7
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The New Year Week

[pronunciation]
hutokoroni
mago asobasete
matunouti

[meaning]
My grandchild play my bosom,
the New Year Week.

posted by nattou @ Dec 19, 2005 3 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:Hot green tea

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Hot green tea

[pronunciation]
naki hahano
yumemisi asano
atui ocha

[meaning]
Morning I saw my long-departted mother in a dream.
I drink a hot green tea.

posted by nattou @ Dec 16, 2005 3 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:Star light and moon light

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Star light and moon light

[pronunciation]
okoeba
oritekisouna
hositukiyo

[meaning]
I miss my husband.
I look at the night sky.
It just like star and moon fall the sky.

posted by nattou @ Dec 14, 2005 5 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:Drink coffee

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Drink coffee

[pronunciation]
kakuzatou
sizukanitokete
oihitori

[meaning]
A cube of sugar dissolves in it silently.
There is lonely old woman.

posted by nattou @ Dec 12, 2005 68 comments
 

Hakodate

I went to Hakodate city.This city is Hokaido in Japan.The night view of Hakodate was very beautiful.


posted by nattou @ Dec 10, 2005 3 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:a New Year's card


[haiku_poetry_3haiku poetry No.3
Example of haiku poem
a New Year's card

pronunciation]
omoideno
hitorihitorini
gajoukaku

[meaning]
I write a New Year's card,
and each time
I remember my encounter of people.

posted by nattou @ Dec 7, 2005 6 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:The down of a dandelion

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The down of a dandelion

[pronunciation]
tannpopono
watagegakataru
jinnseiro

[meaning]
The down of a dandelion have got through to us.
It is like a life.

posted by nattou @ Dec 6, 2005 16 comments
 

Example of haiku poem:The old dream

haiku_poetry_1haiku poetry No.1
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The old dream

[pronunciation]
sutetayume
matahiroitai
tokimoari

[meaning]
I threw away an dream.
I want to pick up the dream once in a while.

posted by nattou @ Dec 5, 2005 2 comments

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