21. Shiki-ishiteji shiki and Ishiteji. Masaoka shiki left a large body of work although he died young and suffered a debilitating illness. Kodansha http://www.cc.matsuyama-u.ac.jp/~kametaro/Shiki-Ishiteji.html

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LiveJournal for Shiki. View: User Info View: Friends View: Calendar View: Memories You're looking at the latest 20 entries. Missed some entries? Then simply jump back 20 entries Friday, August 15th, 2003 Time: 9:49 am. Comments: Read 11 or Add Your Own Thursday, August 14th, 2003 Time: 1:50 pm. Hello all, This is Jenn, updating for Chris. I went to the sentencing with him yesterday.. I returned to State College alone. He was sentenced to 18 months and several years of probation, and the Judge is recommending work release. From the sound of things, I think he has a pretty decent shot at parole. Although I'm sure he would disagree with me, I think it went fairly well considering the original charges. -jenn- Tuesday, August 12th, 2003 Time: 10:42 am. Mood: preparing for battle. Music: "Tomorrow Never Dies," Sheryl Crow. Disconnection is a horrible thing. Tomorrow, we make our stand. We fight. We win..or we die. There is no middle ground. To the power and the glory of the task ahead, we pledge our lives and our souls to thee. Tallyho.

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25. Masaoka Shiki Masaoka shiki was the founder of the magazine Hototogisu and became a highly esteemed critic in his time. Masaoka shiki Selected Poems, 1998 (trans. http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/shiki.htm

Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Masaoka Shiki (1867-1902) - pseudonym of Masaoka Tsunenori Japanese writer who revived traditional Japanese poetic forms haiku and tanka . Masaoka Shiki was the founder of the magazine Hototogisu and became a highly esteemed critic in his time. His role as a charismatic literary figure has shadowed his merits as a poet and diarist. HAIKU Kobayashi Issa (1763-1827). Haiku's emphasis on the immediate and concrete influenced early 20th century Imaginism in Europe and America, especially through the efforts of Ezra Pound TANKA A Japanese fixed form of verse of 31 syllables and five lines , the first and third of which have five syllables, and the other seven (5-7-5-7-7). Tanka focuses on the essence of one static event, image, mood. a snail An ancient pond - luring rain clouds Then the sound of water with feeler tips Where a frog plops in Masaoka Shiki was born in Matsuyama as the son of a low-ranking samurai, who died when Masaoka was at the age of five. His mother, Yae, was a teacher. Masaoka studied classic Japanese literature and began to write poetry in 1885. During this period he met Natsume Soseki (1867-1916), who later gained fame as a novelist and short story writer. In 1892 Masaoka's studies were abrupt because of health problems. The rest of his life he devoted to the writing of haiku and waka (or tanka). After withdrawing from the Imperial University, Masaoka was a haiku editor of the newspaper

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28. Masaoka Shiki Haiku Awards -TOP- This site gives information on the substantial literary prizes given as a result of the Matsuyama Declaration of 1999. Watch here for award announcements. Maintained by the Ehime Culture Foundation, Ehime Prefecture, Japan. http://www.ecf.or.jp/shiki/index-e.html

Haiku today is the most popularly written and enjoyed and the most high-spirited form of literature anywhere. Because of its brevity, haiku is very approachable to ordinary people. This has led to its abundant potentiality as a leading element in the development of world literature and it will be a leading element in the new century as well. NEWS Masaoka Shiki International Haiku Awards 2002 Ehime Culture Foundation and the Selection Comittee are proud to announce the recipients of the Masaoka Shiki International Haiku Awards in 2002. The award ceremony will be held on Sunday, December 1,2002 at Ehime Prefectural Convention Hall in Matsuyama,Japan. Please join us ! Masaoka Shiki International Haiku Prize: Cor van den Heuvel (USA) acceptance statement haiku poet, the editor of The Haiku Anthology Satya Bhushan Verma (India) Professor Emeritus of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Masaoka Shiki International Haiku EIJS Special Prize: Wada Shigeki (Japan) Professor Emeritus of Ehime University Prize Announcement William J. Higginson (Member, Selection Committee)

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31. Shiki Masaoka Translate this page Page Précédente. Chapitre 4 shiki Masaoka (1867 ~ 1902). shiki Masaoka a débuté dans le monde du haïku en critiquant Basho Matsuo. http://www.big.or.jp/~loupe/links/fhisto/fshiki.shtml

Chapitre 4 Shiki Masaoka Après avoir découvert la philosophie occidentale, Shiki, convaincu que des descriptions laconiques de choses et de faits étaient efficaces pour l'expression littéraire et picturale, il a insisté sur l'importance du "shasei" (description d'après nature). Cette idée l'a amené à la description visuelle et à un style simple. Une crevette bouge Dans de vieilles algues. Un canon roule ses grondements. Bourgeons d'arbre. Un petit crabe, sous la pluie, Grimpe sur un pin. Bougent sur l'eau. Pluie de juin. Jeunes feuillages. A rompu la tige de mauve. On ne voit pas la lune. De grosses vagues. Au-dessus d'un creux de rocher Un lierre pend. Un petit temple. Le luffa a fleuri. Shiki a nié la valeur du haïkaï-renga et il utilisait toujours le mot "haïku" à la place de "haïkaï" ou de "hokku". Aujourd'hui, le haïkaï-renga est appelé "renku", mais peu de spécialistes s'intéressent à cette forme poétique. NOTE: Alain Kervern traduit "shasei" comme "croquis pris sur le vif" et Willy Vande Walle "croquis sur le vif".

32. Some Haiku By The Masters Small selection of haiku by Basho, Buson, Issa and shiki in English translation. http://home1.pacific.net.sg/~loudon/favs.htm

Some of my favourite Haiku by the Masters (extracted from Haiku Volumes 1 and 3 - edited by R.H.Blyth, 1952. Published by Hokuseido Press) Basho (1644-1694) Along this road Goes no one, This autumn eve. The autumn full moon: All night long I paced round the lake. Winter seclusion: Once again I will lean against This post. First winter rain: The monkey also seems To want a small straw cloak. Buson (1716-1783) The voice of mosquitoes, Whenever the flower of the honeysuckle Falls. Azaleas are blooming; In this remote mountain village The boiled rice is white. Happiness, At the white face of the child In the mosquito net. The young leaves Drenched in the lights Of the tall tower. Issa (1763-1827) For you fleas too, The night must be long, It must be lonely. Striking the fly, I hit also A flowering plant. The autumn storm; A prostitute shack, At 24 cents a time. Shiki (1866-1902) By the ruined mansion, Fowls roaming Among the hibiscus The dead body Of a trodden-on crab, This autumn morning Fallen leaves Come flying from elsewhere: Autumn is ending.

33. Shiki Masaoka Previous Page. Chapter 4 shiki Masaoka (1867 ~ 1902). shiki Masaoka appeared in the haiku world as the critic to Basho Matsuo. shiki http://www.big.or.jp/~loupe/links/ehisto/eshiki.shtml

HISTORY OF HAIKU 10 haikuists and their works Previous Page Chapter 4 Shiki Masaoka Shiki Masaoka appeared in the haiku world as the critic to Basho Matsuo. Shiki criticized Basho's famous haikus in his criticism "Basho Zatsudan" (Miscellanies about Basho). He didn't deny Basho's all works, but he reproached his hokkus for lack of poetic purity and for having explanatory prosaic elements. On the other hand, he extolled Buson Yosa who had been unrecognized yet. He thought that Buson's haikus are technically refined and they transmit efficiently clear impressions to readers. After the discovery of the Western philosophy, Shiki convinced that laconic descriptions of things were effective for literary and pictorial expression. He insisted on the importance of "shasei" (sketching). This idea led his haikus to the visual description and to the concise style. The haiku innovation by Shiki created a great sensation in the whole of Japan and revived the languishing haiku world. The tepid rain falls On the bare thorn.

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El Manantial en Santiago de Querétaro, México. Centro de Reiki Usui Shiki Ryoho, Yoga y Meditación. Maestra Christa A. Loecken miembro de The Reiki Alliance International, Yoga y Física Mental (Meditación) "No frames" Por favor, para una correcta visualización de la página habilite la configuración de su navegador para soportar frames o vaya a la página www.reikimanantial.org/manantial.htm Christa, Loecken, Flum, Anna, El Manantial, Manantial, Reiki, Usui, Reiju, Mikao, , Healing, Usui Reiki Ryoho, usuireiki, queretaro, Querétaro, Queretaro, Mexico, México, Löcken, Yoga, Meditacion, Fisca Mental, Hatha Yoga, Christa Loecken, Santiago, Locken, niños, retiros, talleres, Retiros, Talleres, queretaroreiki, Física Mental, Meditación, Yoga

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Welcome to the Home Page of the Midwest Jiu-Jitsu Association History Dojo Listing Active Instructors Pictures ... Patch Announcement Black Belt Meeting - January 25th, 2004 There will be a Black Belt Meeting on Sunday, January 25th, at 1:00 pm at the Lost Nation Dojo. History The MJJA was founded in 1972 by William Twigger who recently passed away in November, 2001, and Richard Jackson (retired). The organization started with 20 Black Belts and three Dojos with William Twigger as the first President. The style Amerika Shiki Ju Jutsu (Jiu-Jitsu) was founded in February of 1974. The main Dojo was the Garfield Academy of Self Defense, on Warner Road in Garfield Heights, Ohio. Harvey Torok, Yo Dan (4th Degree Black Belt) has been the leading force behind the MJJA since its inception. His son Michael Torok, San Dan (3rd Degree Black Belt), is the current President of the organization. Dojo Listing The main Dojo is now located in the Lost Nation Sports Park , 38630 Jet Center Drive, Willoughby, Ohio 44094, (440) 946-5849, in conjunction with the . Sensei Harvey Torok has a Private Class on Sunday Mornings. For information on class times, please contact us at

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