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. Edo 江戸 - Basho lived in Fukagawa, Edo . ###
. Emotions expressed directly by Basho .
. Emptiness 無 mu - and the concept of nothingness .
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- - - - - . Ebisu えびす 恵比寿 God of Good Luck . - - - - -
. Ebisu-koo su-uri ni hakama kisenikeri .
(winter) Ebisu festival. vinegar vendor. formal robe
枝ぶりの日ごとに変る芙蓉かな
edaburi no / higoto ni kawaru / fuyō kana
枝もろし緋唐紙破る秋の風
eda moroshi / hitōshi yaburu / aki no kaze
. eiryo nite nigiwau tami no niwakamado .
(winter) garden stove for the New Year. emperor's good grace.
艶ナル奴今様花に弄斎す
. en naru yakko imayoo hana ni roosai su .
(spring) cherry blossoms. alluring Yakko fellows. sing the Rosai song (rōsaibushi 弄斎節).
榎の実散る椋の羽音や朝嵐
e no mi chiru / muku no haoto ya / asa arashi
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20/10/2012
emptiness - nothingness
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- mu 無 emptiness - nothingness -
Try reading a cookbook, you will not be able to fill your stomach.
Try to understand MU, you will not be able to experience it.
quote
MU (無) (In Japanese/Korean) or WU in Chinese,
is a word which has been translated variously as "not", "nothing", "without", "nothingness", "non existent", and "non being".
Mushin (無心; (English translation "without mind") is a mental state into which very highly trained martial artists are said to enter during combat.They also practice this mental state during everyday activities. The term is shortened from mushin no shin (無心の心), a Zen expression meaning the mind without mind and is also referred to as the state of "no-mindness". When we realize our own nothingness then we realize the power of our true being.
Steve Weiss
Matsuo Basho and MU
The practice of Zen shaped Basho's thinking and established some life principles. R. H. Blyth, a well-known British theoretician of haiku poetry, linked loneliness, a strong theme of Basho's poetry, with the notion of mu in Zen, a state of absolute spiritual poverty, in which not possessing a thing, one can possess everything.
Susumu Takiguchi
. WKD : MU, Nothingness, the Void .
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Journal of Bleached Bones in a Field
I set out on a journey of a thousand leagues, packing no provisions.
I leaned on the staff of an ancient who, it is said,
entered into nothingness under the midnight moon.
It was the first year of Jokyo, autumn, the eighth moon.
As I left my ramshackle hut by the river,
the sound of the wind was strangely cold.
Tr. Barnhill
野ざらしを心に風のしむ身かな
nozarashi o kokoro ni kaze no shimu mi kana
bleached bones
on my mind, the wind pierces
my body to the heart
Tr. Barnhill
. Nozarashi Kiko 野ざらし紀行 .
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Tracing the application of a cluster of Daoist terms, such as zôka, shizen/j’inen, tenkô (heaven’s work), tenrai (the piping of heaven),
kyo 虚 (emptiness), and ki 気 (the primal breath),
back to Chinese critical tradition, this chapter examines how Bashô adapted these notions, particularly the principles regarding the operation of the poetic mind and the criteria of poetic quality, in forming his compositional theories. In both areas, Bashô emphasizes the importance of following zôka to poetic creativity.
In his famous haibun, Oi no kobumi (Essays in my pannier, 1687), Bashô declares that zôka is the single most important principle that runs through all arts.
snip
Zhuangzi says,
“It is only through the Way that one can gather emptiness.”
The “emptiness” is the fasting of the mind (xinzhai 心齊).
According to Lin’s notes, “emptiness” as the mental condition of apprehending the Dao designates a state totally free of subjectivity. An important path toward this state is to let the natural substratum—the primal breath—lead contemplation and expression.
The Zhuangzi afirrms that supreme cognition occurs when one has completely eliminated subjectivity and let the self become one with the cosmos:
He sees in the darkest dark, hears where there is no sound.
In the midst of darkness, he alone sees the dawn;
in the midst of the soundless, he alone hears harmony.
Therefore, in depth piled upon depth he can spy out the thing;
in spirituality piled upon spirituality he can discover the essence.
kyojitsu 虚実
Interpreted variously as emptiness and substantiality, falsehood and truth, fabrication and verisimilitude, and so forth, this pair of concepts is used widely in Chinese philosophical, literary, medicinal, and military strategic discourses.
The Master has said:
“Learn about pine from pines and learn about bamboo from bamboos.”
By these words he is teaching us to eradicate subjectivity.
One will end up learning nothing with one’s subjective self even if one wants to learn. To learn means to enter the object, to find its subtle details and empathize with it, and let what is experienced become poetry. For instance, if one has portrayed the outer form of an object but failed to express the feelings that flow naturally out of it, the object and the author’s self become two, so the poem cannot achieve sincerity. It is merely a product of subjectivity.
source : Basho-and-the-Dao - Peipei-Qiu
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. Cultural Keywords used by Basho .
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- mu 無 emptiness - nothingness -
Try reading a cookbook, you will not be able to fill your stomach.
Try to understand MU, you will not be able to experience it.
quote
MU (無) (In Japanese/Korean) or WU in Chinese,
is a word which has been translated variously as "not", "nothing", "without", "nothingness", "non existent", and "non being".
Mushin (無心; (English translation "without mind") is a mental state into which very highly trained martial artists are said to enter during combat.They also practice this mental state during everyday activities. The term is shortened from mushin no shin (無心の心), a Zen expression meaning the mind without mind and is also referred to as the state of "no-mindness". When we realize our own nothingness then we realize the power of our true being.
Steve Weiss
Matsuo Basho and MU
The practice of Zen shaped Basho's thinking and established some life principles. R. H. Blyth, a well-known British theoretician of haiku poetry, linked loneliness, a strong theme of Basho's poetry, with the notion of mu in Zen, a state of absolute spiritual poverty, in which not possessing a thing, one can possess everything.
Susumu Takiguchi
. WKD : MU, Nothingness, the Void .
under construction
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Journal of Bleached Bones in a Field
I set out on a journey of a thousand leagues, packing no provisions.
I leaned on the staff of an ancient who, it is said,
entered into nothingness under the midnight moon.
It was the first year of Jokyo, autumn, the eighth moon.
As I left my ramshackle hut by the river,
the sound of the wind was strangely cold.
Tr. Barnhill
野ざらしを心に風のしむ身かな
nozarashi o kokoro ni kaze no shimu mi kana
bleached bones
on my mind, the wind pierces
my body to the heart
Tr. Barnhill
. Nozarashi Kiko 野ざらし紀行 .
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quote
Tracing the application of a cluster of Daoist terms, such as zôka, shizen/j’inen, tenkô (heaven’s work), tenrai (the piping of heaven),
kyo 虚 (emptiness), and ki 気 (the primal breath),
back to Chinese critical tradition, this chapter examines how Bashô adapted these notions, particularly the principles regarding the operation of the poetic mind and the criteria of poetic quality, in forming his compositional theories. In both areas, Bashô emphasizes the importance of following zôka to poetic creativity.
In his famous haibun, Oi no kobumi (Essays in my pannier, 1687), Bashô declares that zôka is the single most important principle that runs through all arts.
snip
Zhuangzi says,
“It is only through the Way that one can gather emptiness.”
The “emptiness” is the fasting of the mind (xinzhai 心齊).
According to Lin’s notes, “emptiness” as the mental condition of apprehending the Dao designates a state totally free of subjectivity. An important path toward this state is to let the natural substratum—the primal breath—lead contemplation and expression.
The Zhuangzi afirrms that supreme cognition occurs when one has completely eliminated subjectivity and let the self become one with the cosmos:
He sees in the darkest dark, hears where there is no sound.
In the midst of darkness, he alone sees the dawn;
in the midst of the soundless, he alone hears harmony.
Therefore, in depth piled upon depth he can spy out the thing;
in spirituality piled upon spirituality he can discover the essence.
kyojitsu 虚実
Interpreted variously as emptiness and substantiality, falsehood and truth, fabrication and verisimilitude, and so forth, this pair of concepts is used widely in Chinese philosophical, literary, medicinal, and military strategic discourses.
The Master has said:
“Learn about pine from pines and learn about bamboo from bamboos.”
By these words he is teaching us to eradicate subjectivity.
One will end up learning nothing with one’s subjective self even if one wants to learn. To learn means to enter the object, to find its subtle details and empathize with it, and let what is experienced become poetry. For instance, if one has portrayed the outer form of an object but failed to express the feelings that flow naturally out of it, the object and the author’s self become two, so the poem cannot achieve sincerity. It is merely a product of subjectivity.
source : Basho-and-the-Dao - Peipei-Qiu
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20/06/2012
Edo the Castle Town
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- Edo 江戸 the Castle Town -
From 1603 to 1868, the city of Edo was the seat of power of the Tokugawa shogunate and the political center of Japan. In 1868 the city was renamed Tokyo and made the official capital of the nation.
. - - - Welcome to Edo 江戸 ! - - - the Edo Jidai Guidebook .
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秋十年却って江戸を指す故郷
秋十年却て江戸を指故郷
秋十とせ却て 江戸を指古郷
aki totose kaette Edo o sasu kokyoo
ten years ten autumns -
now I think of Edo
as my hometown
Tr. Gabi Greve
Basho has lived in Edo now for ten years and feels it is his home now.
He sets out on a trip to his hometown in Iga, Ueno.
. Nozarashi Kiko 野ざらし紀 .
totose 十歳 - an expression from the Genji Monogatari.
Hashi Hime, Hashihime 橋姫
その人もかしこにてうせ侍にし後ととせあまりにて
sono hito mo kashiko ni te use haberi ni shi nochi,
totose amari nite
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A pictorial subject based on "The Lady at the Bridge" Hashihime, Chapter 45 of GENJI MONOGATARI 源氏物語 (The Tale of Genji).
The last ten chapters of the Tale are known as UJI JUUJOU 宇治十帖 (The Ten Books of Uji). This chapter, the first of the ten, introduces the Eighth Prince Hachi no miya 八宮, a half-brother of Genji, and his two daughters, Ooigimi 大君 and Naka no kimi 中君, who live with him in his self-imposed retirement at Uji (south of Kyoto). The prince is known for his piety and wisdom. Kaoru 薫, whose serious character is engendered by deep misgivings about his paternity, begins to study under Hachi no miya.
Eventually he learns from Ben no kimi 弁君, the daughter of *Kashiwagi's 柏木 wet nurse, that he is not in fact Genji's son, but rather the illegitimate son of Kashiwagi. The scene most frequently chosen for illustration shows Ooigimi playing a lute biwa 琵琶 and Naka no kimi a harp koto 琴 under the moon and clouds while Kaoru secretly peers in through a break in the villa's bamboo fence.
This scene survives in a section of the earliest illustrated version (12c) in the Tokugawa 徳川 Art Museum.
source : Jaanus
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富士の風や扇にのせて江戸土産
. Fuji no kaze ya oogi ni nosete Edo miyage .
The wind from mount Fuji as a souvenir from Edo . . .
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. Koishikawa 小石川養生所 Koishikawa Yojosho Hospital in Edo .
Katsushika Hokusai 礫川雪ノ旦/小石川雪ノ旦
snow at the tea house in Koishikawa
一時雨礫や降つて小石川
hito shigure tsubute ya futte Koishikawa
a winter drizzle
and now - some hailstones falling
at Koishikawa
Tr. Gabi Greve
Written in 1677 延宝５年, Basho age 34
The cut marker YA is in the middle of line 2.
The name Koishikawa used to be written with the Chinses characters 礫川.
礫 means small stones, Basho here uses a pun with the hailstones.
. Koishikawa 小石川 in Edo .
With a stone memorial
愚考、延宝元年の吟なり。むかしは礫川と書、後に小石川とあらたむるといふ故に、此作あり。袖日記には貞享二年の部にのせたるは非なり。貞享元の春より正風体を専らに唱ふ。
source : michiko328
Tokugawa Mitsukuni 徳川光圀
. Mito Komon 水戸黄門 .
(1628 - 1701)
In some jidaigeki Samurai movies in Japan, Mito Komon and Matsuo Basho can be seen travelling in Tohoku together.
Matsuo Basho was played by Sakai Masa-aki 堺正章.
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詠むるや江戸には稀な山の月
nagamuru ya Edo ni wa mare na yama no tsuki
Let us write poetry!
the moon above the moutains
is hardly seen in Edo
Written in 延宝4年, Basho age 33
Basho had been back in Iga Ueno for the second time and compares the bright moon of his mountainous region with the usually clouded moon of Edo.
The town of Edo had already more than 1.000.000 inhabitants and its own environmental problems with all the wood and coal fires for cooking and heating.
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During Basho’s youth, Edo city is in the process of rapid economic growth.
In 1672, Basho dared to move to Edo, ambitious to become a haiku master with great popularity. At this time, Basho wrote a haiku praising the prosperity of two Japanese capitals: Edo and Kyoto.
天秤や京江戸かけて千代の春
tenbin ya Kyō Edo kakete chiyo no haru
Kyoto and Edo,
Calmly balanced on a scale,
Forever in spring.
Tr. Yuasa
quote
On the giant scales
Kyô and Edo balance
spring of one thousand years
Tr. Ban’ya Natsuishi
In Edo where Basho was residing, a Kabuki actor Danjuro Ichikawa (1660-1704) made his flashy debut in 1673. In 1677, “Edo Suzume”, a guidebook of Edo sites, illustrated by an ukiyo-e painter Moronobu Hishikawa (1618-1694) was published. Commercial wealth and a growing chônin (bourgeois) population gave birth to a lively and gorgeous culture in big cities: Osaka, Kyoto and Edo.
“Tenbin” (scales) in the above haiku suggests money changer’s prosperous activity. So, the haiku shows us that Basho, free from worry and hesitation, was sympathized with the urban atmosphere of Edo under economic and cultural development. Basho’s rhetoric is bold enough to make up “the giant scales” which weighs Kyoto and Edo.
His bold rhetoric was directly related to the expanding urbanism of Edo.
Modernity and anti-urbanism in Basho Matsuo
. Ban’ya Natsuishi .
Kyoto the aristocrat capital and
Edo the samurai capital
and now noodles -
Soba of Edo versus Udon of Kyoto
Matsuo Basho visiting
. - Kyooto 京都 Kyoto, Kyo - Miyako 都 / みやこ- .
. WKD : tenbin 天秤 scales and salesmen in Edo .
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3 Paintings of Basho from the Basho Kinenkan in Tokyo
江東区芭蕉記念館
source : www.bashouan.com
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Matsuo Basho in
. - Kyooto 京都 Kyoto, Kyo - Miyako 都 / みやこ- .
. - - - Welcome to Edo 江戸 ! .
. Cultural Keywords used by Basho .
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- Edo 江戸 the Castle Town -
From 1603 to 1868, the city of Edo was the seat of power of the Tokugawa shogunate and the political center of Japan. In 1868 the city was renamed Tokyo and made the official capital of the nation.
. - - - Welcome to Edo 江戸 ! - - - the Edo Jidai Guidebook .
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秋十年却って江戸を指す故郷
秋十年却て江戸を指故郷
秋十とせ却て 江戸を指古郷
aki totose kaette Edo o sasu kokyoo
ten years ten autumns -
now I think of Edo
as my hometown
Tr. Gabi Greve
Basho has lived in Edo now for ten years and feels it is his home now.
He sets out on a trip to his hometown in Iga, Ueno.
. Nozarashi Kiko 野ざらし紀 .
totose 十歳 - an expression from the Genji Monogatari.
Hashi Hime, Hashihime 橋姫
その人もかしこにてうせ侍にし後ととせあまりにて
sono hito mo kashiko ni te use haberi ni shi nochi,
totose amari nite
quote
A pictorial subject based on "The Lady at the Bridge" Hashihime, Chapter 45 of GENJI MONOGATARI 源氏物語 (The Tale of Genji).
The last ten chapters of the Tale are known as UJI JUUJOU 宇治十帖 (The Ten Books of Uji). This chapter, the first of the ten, introduces the Eighth Prince Hachi no miya 八宮, a half-brother of Genji, and his two daughters, Ooigimi 大君 and Naka no kimi 中君, who live with him in his self-imposed retirement at Uji (south of Kyoto). The prince is known for his piety and wisdom. Kaoru 薫, whose serious character is engendered by deep misgivings about his paternity, begins to study under Hachi no miya.
Eventually he learns from Ben no kimi 弁君, the daughter of *Kashiwagi's 柏木 wet nurse, that he is not in fact Genji's son, but rather the illegitimate son of Kashiwagi. The scene most frequently chosen for illustration shows Ooigimi playing a lute biwa 琵琶 and Naka no kimi a harp koto 琴 under the moon and clouds while Kaoru secretly peers in through a break in the villa's bamboo fence.
This scene survives in a section of the earliest illustrated version (12c) in the Tokugawa 徳川 Art Museum.
source : Jaanus
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富士の風や扇にのせて江戸土産
. Fuji no kaze ya oogi ni nosete Edo miyage .
The wind from mount Fuji as a souvenir from Edo . . .
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. Koishikawa 小石川養生所 Koishikawa Yojosho Hospital in Edo .
Katsushika Hokusai 礫川雪ノ旦/小石川雪ノ旦
snow at the tea house in Koishikawa
一時雨礫や降つて小石川
hito shigure tsubute ya futte Koishikawa
a winter drizzle
and now - some hailstones falling
at Koishikawa
Tr. Gabi Greve
Written in 1677 延宝５年, Basho age 34
The cut marker YA is in the middle of line 2.
The name Koishikawa used to be written with the Chinses characters 礫川.
礫 means small stones, Basho here uses a pun with the hailstones.
. Koishikawa 小石川 in Edo .
With a stone memorial
愚考、延宝元年の吟なり。むかしは礫川と書、後に小石川とあらたむるといふ故に、此作あり。袖日記には貞享二年の部にのせたるは非なり。貞享元の春より正風体を専らに唱ふ。
source : michiko328
Tokugawa Mitsukuni 徳川光圀
. Mito Komon 水戸黄門 .
(1628 - 1701)
In some jidaigeki Samurai movies in Japan, Mito Komon and Matsuo Basho can be seen travelling in Tohoku together.
Matsuo Basho was played by Sakai Masa-aki 堺正章.
.............................................................................
詠むるや江戸には稀な山の月
nagamuru ya Edo ni wa mare na yama no tsuki
Let us write poetry!
the moon above the moutains
is hardly seen in Edo
Written in 延宝4年, Basho age 33
Basho had been back in Iga Ueno for the second time and compares the bright moon of his mountainous region with the usually clouded moon of Edo.
The town of Edo had already more than 1.000.000 inhabitants and its own environmental problems with all the wood and coal fires for cooking and heating.
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quote
During Basho’s youth, Edo city is in the process of rapid economic growth.
In 1672, Basho dared to move to Edo, ambitious to become a haiku master with great popularity. At this time, Basho wrote a haiku praising the prosperity of two Japanese capitals: Edo and Kyoto.
天秤や京江戸かけて千代の春
tenbin ya Kyō Edo kakete chiyo no haru
Kyoto and Edo,
Calmly balanced on a scale,
Forever in spring.
Tr. Yuasa
quote
On the giant scales
Kyô and Edo balance
spring of one thousand years
Tr. Ban’ya Natsuishi
In Edo where Basho was residing, a Kabuki actor Danjuro Ichikawa (1660-1704) made his flashy debut in 1673. In 1677, “Edo Suzume”, a guidebook of Edo sites, illustrated by an ukiyo-e painter Moronobu Hishikawa (1618-1694) was published. Commercial wealth and a growing chônin (bourgeois) population gave birth to a lively and gorgeous culture in big cities: Osaka, Kyoto and Edo.
“Tenbin” (scales) in the above haiku suggests money changer’s prosperous activity. So, the haiku shows us that Basho, free from worry and hesitation, was sympathized with the urban atmosphere of Edo under economic and cultural development. Basho’s rhetoric is bold enough to make up “the giant scales” which weighs Kyoto and Edo.
His bold rhetoric was directly related to the expanding urbanism of Edo.
Modernity and anti-urbanism in Basho Matsuo
. Ban’ya Natsuishi .
Kyoto the aristocrat capital and
Edo the samurai capital
and now noodles -
Soba of Edo versus Udon of Kyoto
Matsuo Basho visiting
. - Kyooto 京都 Kyoto, Kyo - Miyako 都 / みやこ- .
. WKD : tenbin 天秤 scales and salesmen in Edo .
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3 Paintings of Basho from the Basho Kinenkan in Tokyo
江東区芭蕉記念館
source : www.bashouan.com
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Matsuo Basho in
. - Kyooto 京都 Kyoto, Kyo - Miyako 都 / みやこ- .
. - - - Welcome to Edo 江戸 ! .
. Cultural Keywords used by Basho .
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Emotions expressed directly
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- emotions expressed directly - Emotionen -
Basho sometimes expressed his emotions quite directly, as did other haikai poets.
The main introduction is here :
. WKD : Emotions in Kigo and Haiku .
- - - - - including the following by Basho :
anzuru あんずる my humble view
愚案ずるに冥土もかくや秋の暮
gu anzuru ni meido mo kaku ya aki no kure
monohoshi desirable, I would like to have
. monohoshi ya fukuro no uchi no tsuki to hana .
obotsukanai おぼつかない to worry
蛍見や船頭酔うておぼつかな - - - . hotarumi ya sendoo yoote obotsukana .
we worry about the drunken boatman
urayamashi 羨まし to envy something
urayamashi ukiyo no kita no yama-zakura .
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. aware 哀れ - 憐れ pathos, pity .
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- - - - - abunai あぶない/ abunaki koto あぶなきこと getting dangerous - - - - -
茸狩やあぶなきことに夕時雨
. takegari ya abunaki koto ni yuu shigure .
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- - - - - akiru, akite 飽きて / 倦て I am bored - - - - -
京に飽きてこの木枯や冬住ひ
. Kyoo ni akite kono kogarashi ya fuyuzumai .
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- - - - - arigataya, arigataki 有難や / 有難き to be grateful, I am grateful - - - - -
有難や雪をかほらす南谷 - South Valley at Mount Hagurosan
. arigataya yuki o kaorasu Minamidani .
arigataya yuki o kaorasu kaze no oto
有難き姿拝まんかきつばた
. arigataki sugata ogaman kakitsubata .
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- - - - - bushoo 不精 lazy, laziness, indolent - - - - -
不精さや掻き起されし春の雨
. bushoosa ya kaki-okosareshi haru no ame .
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- - - - - fujiyuu 不自由 how inconvenient!, how awkward! - - - - -
此筋は銀も見しらず不自由さよ
. kono suji wa gin mo mishirazu fujiyuusa yo .
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- - - - - haji 恥 shame, disgrace
白菊よ白菊よ恥長髪よ長髪よ
. shira-giku yo shira-giku yo haji naga kami yo naga kami yo .
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- - - - - heta 下手 to be unscillfull, paint poorly - - - - -
朝顔は下手の書くさへあはれなり
. asagao wa heta no kaku sae aware nari .
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- - - - - hisoka ni 竊に 。 ひそかに secretly - - - - -
夜ル竊ニ虫は月下の栗を穿ツ
. yoru hisokani mushi wa gekka no kuri o ugatsu .
in the moonlight, a worm
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- - - - - isogawashi, isogashii 忙はし busily - - - - -
ほととぎす鳴く鳴く飛ぶぞ忙はし
. hototogisu / naku naku tobu zo / isogawashi .
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- - - - - ikameshiki, ikameshii 厳めしい solemn, stern, dignified, harsh - - - - -
いかめしき音や霰の檜木笠
. ikameshiki oto ya arare no hinoki-gasa .
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- - - - - kamawanai, kamawanu かまはぬ I do not care, to feel indifferent to - - - - -
樫の木の花にかまはぬ姿かな
. kashi no ki no hana ni kamawanu sugata kana .
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- - - - - kanashii, kanashiki 悲しい, 悲しき sad, miserable sorrowful - - - - -
秋風に折れて悲しき桑の杖
. akikaze ni orete kanashiki kuwa no tsue .
ぴいと啼く尻声悲し夜の鹿
. pii to naku shirigoe kanashi yoru no shika .
the lingering sound of a deer (also rendered as beee or heee). - びいと啼く尻聲悲し夜乃鹿
おもしろうてやがて悲しき鵜舟哉
. omoshiroote yagate kanashiki ubune kana .
義仲の寝覚めの山か月悲し
. Yoshinaka no nezame no yama ka tsuki kanashi .
雪悲しいつ大仏の瓦葺き
. yuki kanashi itsu Daibutsu no kawarabuki .
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- - - - - karushi 軽し, karoshi. light, lightness - - - - -
ものひとつ我が世は軽き瓢哉 - ものひとつ瓢はかろき我よかな
. mono hitotsu hisago wa karuki waga yo kana .
木の葉散る桜は軽し檜木笠
. konoha chiru sakura wa karushi hinokigasa .
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- - - - - kidoku, kitoku 奇特 laudable, praiseworthy - - - - -
桜狩奇特や日々に五里六里
. sakuragari kidoku ya hibi ni go ri roku ri .
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- - - - - kigen きげん I feel good, I feel great - - - - -
せつかれて年忘するきげんかな
. setsukarete toshi wasure suru kigen kana.
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- - - - - kioshi 清し to be clear, pure - - - - -
磨なをす鏡も清し 雪の花
. togi-naosu kagami mo kiyoshi yuki no hana .
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- - - - - koishi 恋し to long for - - - - -
父母のしきりに戀し雉子の声 / 父母のしきりに恋し雉の声
. chichi haha no shikiri ni koishi kiji no koe .
梅恋ひて卯の花拝む涙哉
. ume koite u no hana ogamu namida kana .
古き名の角鹿や恋し秋の月
. furuki na no Tsunuga ya koishi aki no tsuki .
元日は田毎の日こそ恋しけれ
. ganjitsu wa tagoto no hi koso koishikere .
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- - - - - kutabirete くたびれて. 草臥れてI am getting tired - - - - -
草臥れて宿借るころや藤の花
. kutabirete yado karu koro ya fuji no hana .
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- - - - - magirawashi まぎらわしい/ 紛らわしい confusing / hardly distiguishable - - - - -
烏賊売の声まぎらはし杜宇
. ika uri no koe magirawashi hototogisu .
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- - - - - medetashi めでたし laudable, to be celebrated - 目出度き medetaki - - - - -
稲こきの姥もめでたし菊の花
. ine koki no uba mo medetashi kiku no hana .
めでたき人の数にも入らむ老の暮
目出度き人の数にも入らん老の暮 / めでたき人のかずにも入らむ老のくれ
. medetaki hito no kazu ni mo iran oi no kure .
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- - - - - mezurashii めずらし / 珍しい how extraordinary ! Surprizingly new! - - - - -
めずらしや山をで羽の初茄子
. mezurashi ya yama o Dewa no hatsu nasubi .
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- - - - - mono kaha, monokawa ものかは who cares - - - - -
二日酔ひものかは花のあるあひだ
. futsukayoi mono kawa hana no aru aida .
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- - - - - modokashii もどかしい to be impatient, irritated - - - - -
時雨をやもどかしがりて松の雪
. shigure o ya modokashigarite matsu no yuki .
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- - - - - monofukashi, mono fukashi ものふかし / 物深し a quiet depth - - - - -
暖簾の奥ものふかし北の梅
. nooren no oku monofukashi kita no ume .
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- - - - - moroi, もろい【脆い】 moroki hito もろき人 a fragile, delicate person - - - - -
もろき人にたとへん花も夏野哉
. moroki hito ni tatoen hana mo natsu no kana .
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- - - - - muzan むざん pitiful, Alas! how tragic, how piteous! cruel, heartrendering - - - - -
むざんやな 甲の下の きりぎりす
. muzan ya na kabuto no shita no kirigirisu .
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- - - - - muzukashii むつかし difficult - - - - -
女夫鹿や毛に毛が揃うて毛むつかし
. meoto jika ya ke ni ke ga soroute ke muzukashi .
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- - - - - nageku, nageki 嘆き grieving, lamenting - - - - -
花にあかぬ嘆きやこちの歌袋
. hana ni akanu nageki ya kochi no utabukuro .
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- - - - - namagusai なまぐさし it smells raw - - - - -
なまぐさし小菜葱が上の鮠の腸
. namagusashi konagi ga ue no hae no wata .
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- - - - - nanto, nan to, nani tomo 何と what to make of this ? - - - - -
あら何ともなや昨日は過ぎて河豚汁
. ara nani tomo ya kinoo wa sugite fukutojiru .
笠もなきわれを時雨るるかこは何と
. kasa mo naki ware o shigururu ka ko wa nanto .
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- - - - - natsukashii, natsukashiki 懐かしい, なつかしき remembering something fondly - - - - -
口切に堺の庭ぞなつかしき
. kuchikiri ni Sakai no niwa zo natsukashiki .
京にても京なつかしやほととぎす
. Kyoo ni te mo Kyoo natsukashi ya hototogisu .
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- - - - - niawashi, niau 似合はし to suit, to fit - - - - -
似合はしや豆の粉飯に桜狩り
. niawashi ya mame no ko meshi ni sakura-gari .
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. - - - - - nikumu 憎む to hate, to despise - - - - - .
- - - - - ばせを植ゑてまづ憎む荻の二葉哉
bashoo uete mazu nikumi ogi no futaba kana / bashō
- - - - - ひごろ憎き烏も雪の朝哉
. higoro nikuki karasu mo yuki no ashita kana .
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- - - - - nosabari kerashi のさばりけらし - - - - -
月雪とのさばりけらし年の暮
. tsuki yuki to nosabari kerashi toshi no kure .
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- - - - - odoroku おどろく / 驚く to be surprized - - - - -
ちるはなや鳥も驚く琴の塵
. chiru hana ya tori mo odoroku koto no chiri .
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- - - - - ogamu 拝む to worship, pray - - - - -
有難き姿拝まんかきつばた
. arigataki sugata ogaman kakitsubata (KAKI tsubata) .
皆拝め二見の七五三を年の暮
. mina ogame Futami no shime o toshi no kure .
- - - - - and - do not doubt this utagau na うたがふな
うたがふな潮の花も浦の春
utagau na ushio no hana mo ura no haru
夏山に足駄を拝む首途哉
. natsuyama ni ashida o ogamau kadode kana .
梅恋ひて卯の花拝む涙哉
. ume koite u no hana ogamu namida kana .
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- - - - - okashi をかし to feel at east, light-hearted - - - - -
as opposed to "mono no aware"
明るい知性的な美
source : wkp.fresheye.com
ーーーーー okashiki をかしき to feel at east
なかなかに心をかしき臘月哉
. naka naka ni kokoro okashiki shiwasu kana .
濡れて行くや人もをかしき雨の萩
. nurete yuku ya hito mo okashiki ame no hagi .
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- - - - - omoitatsu 思ひ立つ I am resolved to do something - - - - -
思ひ立つ木曽や四月の桜狩り
. omoitatsu Kiso ya shigatsu no sakuragari .
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- - - - - omoshiroi 面白い how interesting/ funny - - - - -
霧時雨富士を見ぬ日ぞ面白き
. kiri-shigure Fuji o minu hi zo omoshiroki .
. omoshiroki aki no asane ya teishuburi .
(autumn) light sleep, my host
. omoshiroote yagate kanashiki ubune kana.
. omoshiro ya kotoshi no haru mo tabi no sora.
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- - - - - oshimu 惜しむ to miss, to deplore
to hold something dear, place great value on something
- - - - - . WKD : to lament the passing of a season .
行く春を近江の人と惜しみける
. yuku haru o Oomi no hito to oshimikeru .
湖や暑さを惜しむ雲の峰
. mizu-umi ya atsusa o oshimu kumo no mine .
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- - - - - otoroi 衰ひ getting older, my strength is declining - - - - -
衰ひや歯に喰ひ当てし海苔の砂
. otoroi ya ha ni kuiateshi nori no suna.
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- - - - - rei iu 礼いふ to say thank you, feel gratitude - - - - -
このほどを花に礼いふ別れ哉
. kono hodo o hana ni rei iu wakare kana .
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- - - - - sabi さび to be somber - - - - -
月さびよ明智が妻の咄せむ
. tsuki sabiyo Akechi ga tsuma no hanashi sen .
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- - - - - . - sabishisa さびしさ - 寂しさ loneliness -
sabishii 寂しい to feel lonely, I feel lonely . - - - - -
and
- - - - - shizukasa 閑さ - shizuka 静か - - - - -
stillness, quietude, silence
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- - - - - saiwai 幸ひ luckily - - - - -
初雪や幸ひ庵にまかりある
. hatsu yuki ya saiwai an ni makariaru .
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- - - - - sakasama さかさま things are upside down - - - - -
萎れ伏すや世はさかさまの雪の竹
. shiore fusu ya yo wa sakasama no yuki no take .
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- - - - - samushi, samui 寒い さむし / 寒し I feel cold - - - - -
貧山の釜霜に鳴く声寒し
. hinzan no kama shimo ni naku koe samushi .
物言えば唇寒し秋の風
. mono ieba kuchibiru samushi aki no kaze .
寒けれど二人寝る夜ぞ頼もしき
. samukeredo futari neru yoru zo tanomoshiki .
被き伏す蒲団や寒き夜やすごき
. kazuki fusu futon ya samuki yo ya sugoki .
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- - - - - sareba koso されば well, in that case, well indeed - - - - -
さればこそ荒れたきままの霜の宿
. sareba koso aretaki mama no shimo no yado .
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- - - - - shiorashii しおらしい / 悄らしい modest, meek / shihorashiki しほらしき how appealing - - - - -
しほらしき名や小松吹萩すゝき
. shiorashiki na ya komatsu fuku hagi susuki .
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- - - - - sono mama, sonomama そのまま just as things are, just as it is - - - - -
蓮池や折らでそのまま玉祭
. hasu-ike ya orade sonomama tamamatsuri .
柴の戸の月やそのまま阿弥陀坊
. shiba no to no tsuki ya sono mama Amida boo .
そのままよ月もたのまじ伊吹山
. sono mama yo tsuki mo tanomaji Ibuki-yama .
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- - - - - susabi すさび just for the fun of it - - - - -
竹の子や稚き時の絵のすさび
. ukifushi ya take no ko to naru hito no hate .
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- - - - - sugoki, sugoshi, sugoi すごき、凄し, 凄い dreadful, terrible, desolate - - - - -
extreme
秋の風伊勢の墓原なほ凄し
. aki no kaze Ise no hakahara nao sugoshi .
被き伏す蒲団や寒き夜やすごき
. kazuki fusu futon ya samuki yo ya sugoki .
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- - - - - susamajiki 冷じき dreadful - - - - -
susamajii 凄まじい terrible, horrible, dreadful, overwhelming
weird, ghastly, gruesome, grim, fierce (osoroshi)
violent, tremendous, awful, amazing, absurd, intense
卯の花も母なき宿ぞ冷じき
. u no hana mo haha naki yado zo susamajiki .
osoroshi 恐ろしい dreadful, terrible
蛇食ふと 聞けばおそろし 雉子の声
. hebi kuu to kikeba osoroshi kiji no koe .
the dreadful voice of a pheasant
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- - - - - suzushii 涼し coolness, I feel cool - - - - -
- - - - - . - suzumi 涼み / すゞみ to enjoy a cool breeze in summer - . - - - - -
- - - - - . - suzushisa 涼しさ coolness - . - - - - -
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- - - - - tanomoshiki, tanomoshii 頼もしき reliable, quite a pleasure - - - - -
寒けれど二人寝る夜ぞ頼もしき
. samukeredo futari neru yoru zo tanomoshiki .
そのままよ月もたのまじ伊吹山
. sono mama yo tsuki mo tanomaji Ibuki-yama .
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- - - - - tanomu 頼む to ask a person to do something,
to depend on, to count on - - - - -
まづ頼む椎の木もあり夏木立
. mazu tanomu shii no ki mo ari natsu kodachi .
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- - - - - tanoshisa 楽しさ how enjoyable - - - - -
楽しさや青田に涼む水の音
. tanoshisa ya aota ni suzumu mizu no oto .
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- - - - - toboshi 乏しい, とぼし to be scarce - - - - -
mazushi 貧しい、まずし to want
粟稗にとぼしくもあらず草の庵 - - 粟稗にまづしくもなし草の庵
. awa hie ni toboshiku mo arazu kusa no io .
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. - tootoi とうとい尊い / 貴い holy, noble respectful - .
tootosa とうとさ
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- - - - - ukifushi 憂き節 wretched, how sad - - - - -
憂き節や竹の子となる人の果
. ukifushi ya take no ko to naru hito no hate .
(for Lady Kogo no Tsubone)
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- - - - - utsukushiki, utsukushii 美しい、うつくしき beautiful - - - - -
. tsukimi suru za ni utsukushiki kao mo nashi .
. . . . meigetsu ya umi ni mukaeba nana Komachi
美しきその姫瓜や后ざね
. utsukushiki sono hime uri ya kisaki zane .
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- - - - - wabi, wabite 侘び、わびて desolate, alone - - - - -
暮れ暮れて餅を木魂の侘寝哉
. kure kurete mochi o kodama no wabine kana / kurekurete .
侘びてすめ月侘斎が奈良茶歌
. wabite sume tsuki wabisai ga Naracha uta .
and the importance of haikai
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- - - - - yasuyasu to, yasu yasu to 安々と easily - - - - -
安々と出でていざよふ月の雲
. yasuyasu to idete izayou tsuki no kumo .
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- - - - - yoku mireba よくみれば looking carefully, looking closely - - - - -
よく見れば薺花咲く垣根かな
. yoku mireba nazuna hana saku kakine kana .
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- - - - - yukashi, yukai ゆかし, 愉快 how enjoyable, lovely - - - - -
御子良子の一本ゆかし梅の花
. okorago no hitomoto yukashi ume no hana .
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source : FB
稲妻にさとらぬ人の貴さよ
inazuma ni satoranu hito no tootosa yo
How admirable!
to see lightning and not think
life is fleeting.
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Songs in the Garden: Poetry and Gardens in Ancient Japan
Marc Peter Keane - review by LEANNE OGASAWARA
Way back in 1998, Steven Heine wrote an article about emotions in Japanese religion and literature. The basic premise went something like this:
While in general Buddhism seeks to restrain human emotion as being an impediment to enlightenment, Japanese forms of Buddhism are different in that they have instead traditionally sought to refine or transform the emotions into something edifying.
This perhaps unique way in which emotions are handled in Japanese Buddhism has had a significant impact on certain Japanese cultural practices including literature, and this “transformation” or refining of the emotions has traditionally taken place within the context of an appreciation of nature and the turning of the four seasons.
snip
Songs in the Garden begins with the unforgettable scene from the Tale of Genji when the Shining Prince is sitting beside his love Lady Murasaki who is ill and not long for this world. It is a heart-wrenching scene. The two are overcome with sadness that they will soon part (she will die; he will have to go on living without her).
Gazing out at the garden, Murasaki responds to the tears in her lover’s eyes with a poem:
Could it be
I will disappear, having lasted
not much longer
Then the pearls of dew
that barely cling to the lotus leaves
Genji replies:
Let us promise
that not just in this life
our hearts will be as one
As close as jeweled drops of dew
beaded on a lotus leaf
In this way, their individual sadness (and attachment) is refined into something more uplifting, something that is not only shared between the two of them, but that is aesthetically meaningful to the aristocratic elite of Heian culture.
source : kyotojournal.org/reviews
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- tears 涙 namida - to cry 泣くnaku -
. WKD : Emotions in Kigo and Haiku .
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- emotions expressed directly - Emotionen -
Basho sometimes expressed his emotions quite directly, as did other haikai poets.
The main introduction is here :
. WKD : Emotions in Kigo and Haiku .
- - - - - including the following by Basho :
anzuru あんずる my humble view
愚案ずるに冥土もかくや秋の暮
gu anzuru ni meido mo kaku ya aki no kure
monohoshi desirable, I would like to have
. monohoshi ya fukuro no uchi no tsuki to hana .
obotsukanai おぼつかない to worry
蛍見や船頭酔うておぼつかな - - - . hotarumi ya sendoo yoote obotsukana .
we worry about the drunken boatman
urayamashi 羨まし to envy something
urayamashi ukiyo no kita no yama-zakura .
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. aware 哀れ - 憐れ pathos, pity .
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- - - - - abunai あぶない/ abunaki koto あぶなきこと getting dangerous - - - - -
茸狩やあぶなきことに夕時雨
. takegari ya abunaki koto ni yuu shigure .
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- - - - - akiru, akite 飽きて / 倦て I am bored - - - - -
京に飽きてこの木枯や冬住ひ
. Kyoo ni akite kono kogarashi ya fuyuzumai .
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- - - - - arigataya, arigataki 有難や / 有難き to be grateful, I am grateful - - - - -
有難や雪をかほらす南谷 - South Valley at Mount Hagurosan
. arigataya yuki o kaorasu Minamidani .
arigataya yuki o kaorasu kaze no oto
有難き姿拝まんかきつばた
. arigataki sugata ogaman kakitsubata .
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- - - - - bushoo 不精 lazy, laziness, indolent - - - - -
不精さや掻き起されし春の雨
. bushoosa ya kaki-okosareshi haru no ame .
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- - - - - fujiyuu 不自由 how inconvenient!, how awkward! - - - - -
此筋は銀も見しらず不自由さよ
. kono suji wa gin mo mishirazu fujiyuusa yo .
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- - - - - haji 恥 shame, disgrace
白菊よ白菊よ恥長髪よ長髪よ
. shira-giku yo shira-giku yo haji naga kami yo naga kami yo .
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- - - - - heta 下手 to be unscillfull, paint poorly - - - - -
朝顔は下手の書くさへあはれなり
. asagao wa heta no kaku sae aware nari .
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- - - - - hisoka ni 竊に 。 ひそかに secretly - - - - -
夜ル竊ニ虫は月下の栗を穿ツ
. yoru hisokani mushi wa gekka no kuri o ugatsu .
in the moonlight, a worm
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- - - - - isogawashi, isogashii 忙はし busily - - - - -
ほととぎす鳴く鳴く飛ぶぞ忙はし
. hototogisu / naku naku tobu zo / isogawashi .
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- - - - - ikameshiki, ikameshii 厳めしい solemn, stern, dignified, harsh - - - - -
いかめしき音や霰の檜木笠
. ikameshiki oto ya arare no hinoki-gasa .
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- - - - - kamawanai, kamawanu かまはぬ I do not care, to feel indifferent to - - - - -
樫の木の花にかまはぬ姿かな
. kashi no ki no hana ni kamawanu sugata kana .
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- - - - - kanashii, kanashiki 悲しい, 悲しき sad, miserable sorrowful - - - - -
秋風に折れて悲しき桑の杖
. akikaze ni orete kanashiki kuwa no tsue .
ぴいと啼く尻声悲し夜の鹿
. pii to naku shirigoe kanashi yoru no shika .
the lingering sound of a deer (also rendered as beee or heee). - びいと啼く尻聲悲し夜乃鹿
おもしろうてやがて悲しき鵜舟哉
. omoshiroote yagate kanashiki ubune kana .
義仲の寝覚めの山か月悲し
. Yoshinaka no nezame no yama ka tsuki kanashi .
雪悲しいつ大仏の瓦葺き
. yuki kanashi itsu Daibutsu no kawarabuki .
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- - - - - karushi 軽し, karoshi. light, lightness - - - - -
ものひとつ我が世は軽き瓢哉 - ものひとつ瓢はかろき我よかな
. mono hitotsu hisago wa karuki waga yo kana .
木の葉散る桜は軽し檜木笠
. konoha chiru sakura wa karushi hinokigasa .
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- - - - - kidoku, kitoku 奇特 laudable, praiseworthy - - - - -
桜狩奇特や日々に五里六里
. sakuragari kidoku ya hibi ni go ri roku ri .
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- - - - - kigen きげん I feel good, I feel great - - - - -
せつかれて年忘するきげんかな
. setsukarete toshi wasure suru kigen kana.
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- - - - - kioshi 清し to be clear, pure - - - - -
磨なをす鏡も清し 雪の花
. togi-naosu kagami mo kiyoshi yuki no hana .
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- - - - - koishi 恋し to long for - - - - -
父母のしきりに戀し雉子の声 / 父母のしきりに恋し雉の声
. chichi haha no shikiri ni koishi kiji no koe .
梅恋ひて卯の花拝む涙哉
. ume koite u no hana ogamu namida kana .
古き名の角鹿や恋し秋の月
. furuki na no Tsunuga ya koishi aki no tsuki .
元日は田毎の日こそ恋しけれ
. ganjitsu wa tagoto no hi koso koishikere .
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- - - - - kutabirete くたびれて. 草臥れてI am getting tired - - - - -
草臥れて宿借るころや藤の花
. kutabirete yado karu koro ya fuji no hana .
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- - - - - magirawashi まぎらわしい/ 紛らわしい confusing / hardly distiguishable - - - - -
烏賊売の声まぎらはし杜宇
. ika uri no koe magirawashi hototogisu .
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- - - - - medetashi めでたし laudable, to be celebrated - 目出度き medetaki - - - - -
稲こきの姥もめでたし菊の花
. ine koki no uba mo medetashi kiku no hana .
めでたき人の数にも入らむ老の暮
目出度き人の数にも入らん老の暮 / めでたき人のかずにも入らむ老のくれ
. medetaki hito no kazu ni mo iran oi no kure .
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- - - - - mezurashii めずらし / 珍しい how extraordinary ! Surprizingly new! - - - - -
めずらしや山をで羽の初茄子
. mezurashi ya yama o Dewa no hatsu nasubi .
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- - - - - mono kaha, monokawa ものかは who cares - - - - -
二日酔ひものかは花のあるあひだ
. futsukayoi mono kawa hana no aru aida .
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- - - - - modokashii もどかしい to be impatient, irritated - - - - -
時雨をやもどかしがりて松の雪
. shigure o ya modokashigarite matsu no yuki .
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- - - - - monofukashi, mono fukashi ものふかし / 物深し a quiet depth - - - - -
暖簾の奥ものふかし北の梅
. nooren no oku monofukashi kita no ume .
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- - - - - moroi, もろい【脆い】 moroki hito もろき人 a fragile, delicate person - - - - -
もろき人にたとへん花も夏野哉
. moroki hito ni tatoen hana mo natsu no kana .
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- - - - - muzan むざん pitiful, Alas! how tragic, how piteous! cruel, heartrendering - - - - -
むざんやな 甲の下の きりぎりす
. muzan ya na kabuto no shita no kirigirisu .
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- - - - - muzukashii むつかし difficult - - - - -
女夫鹿や毛に毛が揃うて毛むつかし
. meoto jika ya ke ni ke ga soroute ke muzukashi .
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- - - - - nageku, nageki 嘆き grieving, lamenting - - - - -
花にあかぬ嘆きやこちの歌袋
. hana ni akanu nageki ya kochi no utabukuro .
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- - - - - namagusai なまぐさし it smells raw - - - - -
なまぐさし小菜葱が上の鮠の腸
. namagusashi konagi ga ue no hae no wata .
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- - - - - nanto, nan to, nani tomo 何と what to make of this ? - - - - -
あら何ともなや昨日は過ぎて河豚汁
. ara nani tomo ya kinoo wa sugite fukutojiru .
笠もなきわれを時雨るるかこは何と
. kasa mo naki ware o shigururu ka ko wa nanto .
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- - - - - natsukashii, natsukashiki 懐かしい, なつかしき remembering something fondly - - - - -
口切に堺の庭ぞなつかしき
. kuchikiri ni Sakai no niwa zo natsukashiki .
京にても京なつかしやほととぎす
. Kyoo ni te mo Kyoo natsukashi ya hototogisu .
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- - - - - niawashi, niau 似合はし to suit, to fit - - - - -
似合はしや豆の粉飯に桜狩り
. niawashi ya mame no ko meshi ni sakura-gari .
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. - - - - - nikumu 憎む to hate, to despise - - - - - .
- - - - - ばせを植ゑてまづ憎む荻の二葉哉
bashoo uete mazu nikumi ogi no futaba kana / bashō
- - - - - ひごろ憎き烏も雪の朝哉
. higoro nikuki karasu mo yuki no ashita kana .
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- - - - - nosabari kerashi のさばりけらし - - - - -
月雪とのさばりけらし年の暮
. tsuki yuki to nosabari kerashi toshi no kure .
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- - - - - odoroku おどろく / 驚く to be surprized - - - - -
ちるはなや鳥も驚く琴の塵
. chiru hana ya tori mo odoroku koto no chiri .
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- - - - - ogamu 拝む to worship, pray - - - - -
有難き姿拝まんかきつばた
. arigataki sugata ogaman kakitsubata (KAKI tsubata) .
皆拝め二見の七五三を年の暮
. mina ogame Futami no shime o toshi no kure .
- - - - - and - do not doubt this utagau na うたがふな
うたがふな潮の花も浦の春
utagau na ushio no hana mo ura no haru
夏山に足駄を拝む首途哉
. natsuyama ni ashida o ogamau kadode kana .
梅恋ひて卯の花拝む涙哉
. ume koite u no hana ogamu namida kana .
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- - - - - okashi をかし to feel at east, light-hearted - - - - -
as opposed to "mono no aware"
明るい知性的な美
source : wkp.fresheye.com
ーーーーー okashiki をかしき to feel at east
なかなかに心をかしき臘月哉
. naka naka ni kokoro okashiki shiwasu kana .
濡れて行くや人もをかしき雨の萩
. nurete yuku ya hito mo okashiki ame no hagi .
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- - - - - omoitatsu 思ひ立つ I am resolved to do something - - - - -
思ひ立つ木曽や四月の桜狩り
. omoitatsu Kiso ya shigatsu no sakuragari .
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- - - - - omoshiroi 面白い how interesting/ funny - - - - -
霧時雨富士を見ぬ日ぞ面白き
. kiri-shigure Fuji o minu hi zo omoshiroki .
. omoshiroki aki no asane ya teishuburi .
(autumn) light sleep, my host
. omoshiroote yagate kanashiki ubune kana.
. omoshiro ya kotoshi no haru mo tabi no sora.
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- - - - - oshimu 惜しむ to miss, to deplore
to hold something dear, place great value on something
- - - - - . WKD : to lament the passing of a season .
行く春を近江の人と惜しみける
. yuku haru o Oomi no hito to oshimikeru .
湖や暑さを惜しむ雲の峰
. mizu-umi ya atsusa o oshimu kumo no mine .
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- - - - - otoroi 衰ひ getting older, my strength is declining - - - - -
衰ひや歯に喰ひ当てし海苔の砂
. otoroi ya ha ni kuiateshi nori no suna.
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- - - - - rei iu 礼いふ to say thank you, feel gratitude - - - - -
このほどを花に礼いふ別れ哉
. kono hodo o hana ni rei iu wakare kana .
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- - - - - sabi さび to be somber - - - - -
月さびよ明智が妻の咄せむ
. tsuki sabiyo Akechi ga tsuma no hanashi sen .
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- - - - - . - sabishisa さびしさ - 寂しさ loneliness -
sabishii 寂しい to feel lonely, I feel lonely . - - - - -
and
- - - - - shizukasa 閑さ - shizuka 静か - - - - -
stillness, quietude, silence
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- - - - - saiwai 幸ひ luckily - - - - -
初雪や幸ひ庵にまかりある
. hatsu yuki ya saiwai an ni makariaru .
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- - - - - sakasama さかさま things are upside down - - - - -
萎れ伏すや世はさかさまの雪の竹
. shiore fusu ya yo wa sakasama no yuki no take .
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- - - - - samushi, samui 寒い さむし / 寒し I feel cold - - - - -
貧山の釜霜に鳴く声寒し
. hinzan no kama shimo ni naku koe samushi .
物言えば唇寒し秋の風
. mono ieba kuchibiru samushi aki no kaze .
寒けれど二人寝る夜ぞ頼もしき
. samukeredo futari neru yoru zo tanomoshiki .
被き伏す蒲団や寒き夜やすごき
. kazuki fusu futon ya samuki yo ya sugoki .
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- - - - - sareba koso されば well, in that case, well indeed - - - - -
さればこそ荒れたきままの霜の宿
. sareba koso aretaki mama no shimo no yado .
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- - - - - shiorashii しおらしい / 悄らしい modest, meek / shihorashiki しほらしき how appealing - - - - -
しほらしき名や小松吹萩すゝき
. shiorashiki na ya komatsu fuku hagi susuki .
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- - - - - sono mama, sonomama そのまま just as things are, just as it is - - - - -
蓮池や折らでそのまま玉祭
. hasu-ike ya orade sonomama tamamatsuri .
柴の戸の月やそのまま阿弥陀坊
. shiba no to no tsuki ya sono mama Amida boo .
そのままよ月もたのまじ伊吹山
. sono mama yo tsuki mo tanomaji Ibuki-yama .
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- - - - - susabi すさび just for the fun of it - - - - -
竹の子や稚き時の絵のすさび
. ukifushi ya take no ko to naru hito no hate .
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- - - - - sugoki, sugoshi, sugoi すごき、凄し, 凄い dreadful, terrible, desolate - - - - -
extreme
秋の風伊勢の墓原なほ凄し
. aki no kaze Ise no hakahara nao sugoshi .
被き伏す蒲団や寒き夜やすごき
. kazuki fusu futon ya samuki yo ya sugoki .
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- - - - - susamajiki 冷じき dreadful - - - - -
susamajii 凄まじい terrible, horrible, dreadful, overwhelming
weird, ghastly, gruesome, grim, fierce (osoroshi)
violent, tremendous, awful, amazing, absurd, intense
卯の花も母なき宿ぞ冷じき
. u no hana mo haha naki yado zo susamajiki .
osoroshi 恐ろしい dreadful, terrible
蛇食ふと 聞けばおそろし 雉子の声
. hebi kuu to kikeba osoroshi kiji no koe .
the dreadful voice of a pheasant
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- - - - - suzushii 涼し coolness, I feel cool - - - - -
- - - - - . - suzumi 涼み / すゞみ to enjoy a cool breeze in summer - . - - - - -
- - - - - . - suzushisa 涼しさ coolness - . - - - - -
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- - - - - tanomoshiki, tanomoshii 頼もしき reliable, quite a pleasure - - - - -
寒けれど二人寝る夜ぞ頼もしき
. samukeredo futari neru yoru zo tanomoshiki .
そのままよ月もたのまじ伊吹山
. sono mama yo tsuki mo tanomaji Ibuki-yama .
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- - - - - tanomu 頼む to ask a person to do something,
to depend on, to count on - - - - -
まづ頼む椎の木もあり夏木立
. mazu tanomu shii no ki mo ari natsu kodachi .
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- - - - - tanoshisa 楽しさ how enjoyable - - - - -
楽しさや青田に涼む水の音
. tanoshisa ya aota ni suzumu mizu no oto .
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- - - - - toboshi 乏しい, とぼし to be scarce - - - - -
mazushi 貧しい、まずし to want
粟稗にとぼしくもあらず草の庵 - - 粟稗にまづしくもなし草の庵
. awa hie ni toboshiku mo arazu kusa no io .
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. - tootoi とうとい尊い / 貴い holy, noble respectful - .
tootosa とうとさ
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- - - - - ukifushi 憂き節 wretched, how sad - - - - -
憂き節や竹の子となる人の果
. ukifushi ya take no ko to naru hito no hate .
(for Lady Kogo no Tsubone)
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- - - - - utsukushiki, utsukushii 美しい、うつくしき beautiful - - - - -
. tsukimi suru za ni utsukushiki kao mo nashi .
. . . . meigetsu ya umi ni mukaeba nana Komachi
美しきその姫瓜や后ざね
. utsukushiki sono hime uri ya kisaki zane .
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- - - - - wabi, wabite 侘び、わびて desolate, alone - - - - -
暮れ暮れて餅を木魂の侘寝哉
. kure kurete mochi o kodama no wabine kana / kurekurete .
侘びてすめ月侘斎が奈良茶歌
. wabite sume tsuki wabisai ga Naracha uta .
and the importance of haikai
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- - - - - yasuyasu to, yasu yasu to 安々と easily - - - - -
安々と出でていざよふ月の雲
. yasuyasu to idete izayou tsuki no kumo .
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- - - - - yoku mireba よくみれば looking carefully, looking closely - - - - -
よく見れば薺花咲く垣根かな
. yoku mireba nazuna hana saku kakine kana .
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- - - - - yukashi, yukai ゆかし, 愉快 how enjoyable, lovely - - - - -
御子良子の一本ゆかし梅の花
. okorago no hitomoto yukashi ume no hana .
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source : FB
稲妻にさとらぬ人の貴さよ
inazuma ni satoranu hito no tootosa yo
How admirable!
to see lightning and not think
life is fleeting.
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quote
Songs in the Garden: Poetry and Gardens in Ancient Japan
Marc Peter Keane - review by LEANNE OGASAWARA
Way back in 1998, Steven Heine wrote an article about emotions in Japanese religion and literature. The basic premise went something like this:
While in general Buddhism seeks to restrain human emotion as being an impediment to enlightenment, Japanese forms of Buddhism are different in that they have instead traditionally sought to refine or transform the emotions into something edifying.
This perhaps unique way in which emotions are handled in Japanese Buddhism has had a significant impact on certain Japanese cultural practices including literature, and this “transformation” or refining of the emotions has traditionally taken place within the context of an appreciation of nature and the turning of the four seasons.
snip
Songs in the Garden begins with the unforgettable scene from the Tale of Genji when the Shining Prince is sitting beside his love Lady Murasaki who is ill and not long for this world. It is a heart-wrenching scene. The two are overcome with sadness that they will soon part (she will die; he will have to go on living without her).
Gazing out at the garden, Murasaki responds to the tears in her lover’s eyes with a poem:
Could it be
I will disappear, having lasted
not much longer
Then the pearls of dew
that barely cling to the lotus leaves
Genji replies:
Let us promise
that not just in this life
our hearts will be as one
As close as jeweled drops of dew
beaded on a lotus leaf
In this way, their individual sadness (and attachment) is refined into something more uplifting, something that is not only shared between the two of them, but that is aesthetically meaningful to the aristocratic elite of Heian culture.
source : kyotojournal.org/reviews
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. Basho shedding tears .
- tears 涙 namida - to cry 泣くnaku -
. WKD : Emotions in Kigo and Haiku .
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Complete Basho Haiku in Japanese
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榎の実散る椋の羽音や朝嵐 （えのみちるむくのはおとやあさあらし） e no mi chiru / muku no haoto ya / asa arashi (HS-933)
恵比寿講酢売に袴着せにけり （ゑびすこうすうりにはかまきせにけり） Ebisu kō / su uri ni hakama / kiseni keri (HS-832)
枝もろし緋唐紙破る秋の風 （えだもろしひたうしやぶるあきのかぜ） eda moroshi / hitōshi yaburu / aki no kaze (IB-79, HS-83, JR-83) 1677
Ru: Качает ветви…
枝ぶりの日ごとに変る芙蓉かな （えだぶりのひごとにかはるふようかな） edaburi no / higoto ni kawaru / fuyō kana (HS-593)
叡慮にて賑ふ民の庭竃 （えいりょにてにぎはふたみのにはかまど） eiryo nite / nigiwau tami no / niwakamado (HS-462)
艶ナル奴今様花に弄斎す （えんなるやつこいまやうはなにろうさいす） en naru yakko / imayō hana ni / rōsai su (HS-154)
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Complete Basho Haiku in Japanese
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榎の実散る椋の羽音や朝嵐 （えのみちるむくのはおとやあさあらし） e no mi chiru / muku no haoto ya / asa arashi (HS-933)
恵比寿講酢売に袴着せにけり （ゑびすこうすうりにはかまきせにけり） Ebisu kō / su uri ni hakama / kiseni keri (HS-832)
枝もろし緋唐紙破る秋の風 （えだもろしひたうしやぶるあきのかぜ） eda moroshi / hitōshi yaburu / aki no kaze (IB-79, HS-83, JR-83) 1677
Ru: Качает ветви…
枝ぶりの日ごとに変る芙蓉かな （えだぶりのひごとにかはるふようかな） edaburi no / higoto ni kawaru / fuyō kana (HS-593)
叡慮にて賑ふ民の庭竃 （えいりょにてにぎはふたみのにはかまど） eiryo nite / nigiwau tami no / niwakamado (HS-462)
艶ナル奴今様花に弄斎す （えんなるやつこいまやうはなにろうさいす） en naru yakko / imayō hana ni / rōsai su (HS-154)
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