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2011年7月19日火曜日

Haiku about Summer (21)




段高し紫陽花の地に帰りけり








too high steps ―




back to the earth of




hydrangea








― Hidenori Hiruta

2011年7月12日火曜日

Haiku about Summer (20)





巡礼や紫陽花迎ふ峠道






on pilgrimage ―



a welcome from hydrangea



of the path










― Hidenori Hiruta















2011年7月5日火曜日

Haiku about Summer (19)




紫陽花の絵のかかりたり峠道




the picture


of hydrangea hanging ―


the path








― Hidenori Hiruta












2011年6月28日火曜日

Haiku about Summer (18)





Oouchi-juku (大内宿)was an important post town whose buildings served as shops, inns and restaurants for travellers.




Many buildings have been preserved as they were before the Meiji Restoration (1867) (明治維新), and the area has been designated as an Imortant Preservation for Groups of Traditional Buildings.




The village is now a popular tourist attraction.







茅葺きの大内宿や額の花






thatched roofs



Oouchi post station



hydrangeas







― Hidenori Hiruta












Haiku about Summer (17)





Oouchi-juku (大内宿) was a small post station (宿場) in Japan's Edo period (1603-1867) (江戸時代)and part of the Aizu Nishi Kaido (会津西街道).




It is now located in the town of Shimogo in Minamiaizu District, Fukushima prefecture (福島県), and is famous for the numerous traditional thatched buildings from the Edo Period that line its main street.







風薫る大内宿や桐床几







early summer breeze



over Oouchi post station



stools of paulownia










― Hidenori Hiruta










2011年6月21日火曜日

Haiku about Summer (16)




幕開きや緑を流る北の川





the rising curtain


shows greenery background


northern river







北の川緑の風の吹きにけり





greenery wind


blowing over ―


northern river







― Hidenori Hiruta
















2011年5月9日月曜日

Haiku about Spring (22)







The Boshin War (戊辰戦争), a civil war in Japan, was fought from 1868 to 1869 between forces of the ruling Tokugawa shogunate and those seeking to return political power to the imperial court.



The Banshoji Temple (萬松寺)in Daisen - city (大仙市), Akita Prefecture (秋田県), was one of the battle sites, where the drooping cherry tree is said to have been completely damaged , but three cherry saplings are said to have been born and grown up, and to bloom now in spring.



On May 5, I visited there and wrote haiku, taking photos of the cherry blossoms.








cherry blossoms


weep for memories


the Banshoji Temple






思い出に桜しだるる萬松寺


omoide ni sakura shidaru ru banshoji








storyteller


on the Boshin War ―


cherry blossoms






語り継ぐ戊辰の役の桜かな


kataritsugu boshin no eki no sakura kana









― Hidenori Hiruta