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www.nippon.com
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| | | | | In ancient times the Japanese divided their year into 24 periods based on classical Chinese sources. The natural world comes to life in the even more vividly named 72 subdivisions of the traditional Japanese calendar. | |
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thehaikufoundation.org
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| | | | | As a novice haiku poet, you will soon bump into the Japanese word kigo. You might be asking yourself, What is a kigo? Do I need to use one in my haiku? How do I | |
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yukiteikei.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The Yuki Teikei Haiku Season Word List Haiku Seasons Spring Summer Autumn Winter New Year's Theseseason wordsorkigoare from the1977-78 Haiku Journal. Originally the list was selected from Japanesesaijiki(kigo "dictionaries") and translated by Kiyoko Tokutomi. Over time words have been added that have seasonal resonance for our predominantly North American members. We present these lists as... | |
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onebookmore.com
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| | | Leslie at Books Are the New Black created a fun monthly post called Birthstone Book Covers. Each month, she features book covers that are either the same color as that month's birthstone or include the color in the title. Fun, right? This month is my son's birthday month. He just turned 18, and I don't ... Continue reading Birthstone Book Covers: May | ||
