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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.Subscribe to Example of haiku poem by Email
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Example of haiku poem:A wedding recebtion
| haiku poetry No.16 Example of haiku poem A wedding recebtion [pronunciation] kataguruma oisi hi wo omou hirouen [meaning] I go to a wedding recebtion. I remember to hoist the child on to one's shoulders. |
Example of haiku poem :Snow fall in spring
| haiku poetry No.15 Example of haiku poem Snow fall in spring [pronunciation] tukanoma wo harete matahuru haru no yuki [meaning] It is momentary faine. Because there are a snow fall in spring. |
Example of haiku poem:Silent tea
| haiku poetry No.14 Example of haiku poem Silent tea [pronunciation] kono huyu mo ikite hitori no mugon no cha [meaning] I am living this winter. I drink lonely tea. Here is silent. |
Example of haiku poem:Dining table and drug
haiku poetry No.13Example of haiku poem
Dining table and drug
[pronunciation]
syokutaku ni
kusuri mo narabu
oi no zen
[meaning]
My dining table are many drug.
The scene is aging.
Example of haiku poem :The shade snow
haiku poetry No.12Example of haiku poem
The shade snow
[pronunciation]
tokeru hi ga
ituni naruyara
higage yuki
[meaning]
Those where this shade snow
dissolves become sometime?
