61. Basho — Blogs, Immagini, E Altro In Wordpress rhapsodysinger wrote 2 months ago Nothing in the cry of cicadas suggests they are about to die basho My notes Haikus like the one more » http://it.wordpress.com/tag/basho/

WordPress.com Lingua preferita: English Espa±ol Deutsch Portuguªs do Brasil Fran§ais Italiano Bahasa Indonesia Nederlands Svenska Portuguªs T¼rk§e Altre Lingue Sottoscrivi Caratteristiche Supporto Storia ... Blogs about Basho Blog evidenziato THE WINTRY MOON HOKKU haiku (one-a-day) 47 comments QuoinMonkey wrote 1 week ago Tag: 25 Things Body Bones Books ... place brevity competes with brevity, yay Zack wrote 2 weeks ago : ProBlogger is sponsoring a contest (the booty: a 2G flash drive) where all contestants submit a 140 character tip on blogging.  Tag: other blog comments Other Blogs The Narrow Road to the Interior (Basho 1644 - 1694) lukestorms wrote 1 month ago : The moon and sun are eternal travelers. Even the years wander on. A lifetime adrift in a boat, or Tag: Spiritual Practice Travel Writing practice Zen Haiku Sonnet: Echo 1 comment joefelso wrote 1 month ago : They say some echoes never stop. Sound penetrates to atoms and rings interminably. Or until another gong— or temple Tag: Grief Haiku Haiku Sonnets Life ... hokku wrote 1 month ago Tag: Buson daoism Environment Haiku ... R. H. Blyth

62. Literature: The Poetry Of Basho Haiku, the famous short poetic form of Japan, reached its pinnacle in the works of the master Matsuo Bashô, who lived in the seventeenth century. http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/japan/japanworkbook/literature/basho.htm

print close Haiku Haiku remains a popular art form today. Reading Haiku Te wo uteba kodama ni akuru natsu no tsuki as I clap my hands with the echoes, it begins to dawn - the summer moon Haiku susuhaki wa ono ga tana tsuru daiku kana housecleaning day - hanging a shelf at his own house a carpenter Haiku hototogisu otakeyabu wo moru tsukiyo hototogisu (little cuckoo) - through a vast bamboo forest moonlight seeping Haiku kareeda ni karasu no tomarikeri aki no kure. on a bare branch a crow has alighted autumn evening. Haiku akebono ya shirauo shiroki koto issun in the twilight of dawn a whitefish, with an inch of whiteness. Haiku kirishigure Fuji wo minu hi zo omoshiroki in the misty rain Mount Fuji is veiled all day - how intriguing! Haiku taken from Makoto Ueda., (Stanford University Press, 1991) pp. 102, 314, 317, 374. Translations for Haiku 4 and 5 provided by Haruo Shirane, Professor of Japanese Literature, Columbia University. Exercises 1) Every haiku has to have a seasonal word. See if you can find the seasonal word in each haiku 2) What qualities make the haiku popular? What are its strengths? Limitations?

63. Basho basho journeyed extensively, and composed his book of travels The Narrow Road to the Deep North in a mixture of poetic prose and haiku. http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/people_n2/literature_n2/4For.html

Basho , Matsuo Poet, born in Ueno, Japan. Influenced by Zen Buddhism he became a master of the haiku and started his own school, but later retired to a hermitage. Basho journeyed extensively, and composed his book of travels 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' in a mixture of poetic prose and haiku. Basho demanded that a haiku must contain both a perception pf some eternal truth and an element of contemporaneity. www link : Biography P'u Sung-ling Chinese poet who wrote under the title 'Liao-chai chih-i' (Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio) 431 charming stories of the supernatural. P'u Sung-ling humanized supernatural spirits so that they became - for the first time in Chinese fiction - likeable. He also wrote the longest Chinese novel, 'Hsing shih yin yuan', describing the unhappy marriage of a shrew and her henpicked husband. Saikaku , Ihara Japanese poet and novelist, born in Osaka. Critics rank him as second only to Murasaki in all Japanese literature. He won fame for his lightening speed in haiku compositions, he is said to have turned out 23,500 haikus in a single day in 1684, or 16 per minute.

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65. Matsuo Basho - Penguin Classics Authors - Penguin Classics Find information on Matsuo basho, including popular titles and books by Matsuo basho. Read more with Penguin Classics. http://www.penguinclassics.co.uk/nf/Author/AuthorPage/0,,1000002330,00.html

SYM=GetSymbol('BIO'); The Best books ever written PENGUIN CLASSICS since 1946 Home ... Your Account click to view biography by this author Matsuo Basho Basho, the Japanese poet and diarist, was born in Iga-ueno near Kyoto in 1644. He spent his youth as companion to the son of the local lord, and with him he studied the writing of seventeen-syllable verse. In 1667 he moved to Edo (now Tokyo) where he continued to write verse. He eventually became a recluse, living on the outskirts of Edo in a hut. When he traveled he relied entirely on the hospitality of temples and fellow-poets. In his writings he was strongly influenced by the Zen sect of Buddhism. Send this page to a friend Registered Number 861590 England, Registered Office: 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL TERMS AND CONDITIONS viewCounter('author', 30, 'Matsuo+Basho', ''+SYM+'', '');

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67. DWW: Haiku Spirit: Classic Haiku: Basho Classic Haiku by basho. From the Journal Haiku Spirit. http://www.dublinwriters.org/haiku/basho.html

Basho Spring rain conveyed under the trees in drops. A green willow, dripping down into the mud, at low tide. By the old temple, peach blossoms; a man treading rice. With every gust of wind, the butterfly changes its place on the willow. All the day long- yet not long enough for the skylark, singing, singing. The old pond: a frog jumps in,- the sound of water. Husking rice,  a child squints up  to view the moon.  Cedar umbrellas, off  to Mount Yoshimo for  the cherry blossoms. Octopus traps -  summer’s moonspun dreams,  soon ended.  Winter downpour -  even the monkey  needs a raincoat.  Year’s end, all  corners of this  floating world, swept.

68. 2007 Aki Basho 2007 Aki basho. Data from the Sumo Mailing List. 2007 Aki basho Banzuke, 2007 Aki basho Rankings. Win/Loss Matrix. Juryo Matrix http://www.scgroup.com/sumo/Aki07/Banzuke.html

2007 Aki Basho Data from the Sumo Mailing List 2007 Aki Basho Banzuke 2007 Aki Basho Rankings Win/Loss Matrix Juryo Matrix Makuuchi Sanyaku Higashi Nishi Rank Shikona Shikona Rank Yokozuna Asashoryu (0-0-15) Hakuho (13-2) Yokozuna Ozeki Chiyotaikai (9-6) Kotooshu (8-7) Ozeki Ozeki 2 Kaio (1-5-9) Kotomitsuki (10-5) Ozeki 2 Sekiwake Aminishiki (10-5) Asasekiryu (8-7) Sekiwake Komusubi Kisenosato (6-9) Ama (10-5) Komusubi Maegashira Maegashira 1 Tokitenku (6-9) Homasho (8-7) Maegashira 1 Maegashira 2 Tochinonada (4-11) Kakuryu (7-8) Maegashira 2 Maegashira 3 Hokutoriki (3-12) Kotoshogiku (10-5) Maegashira 3 Maegashira 4 Dejima (8-7) Wakanosato (5-10) Maegashira 4 Maegashira 5 Toyonoshima (8-7) Miyabiyama (9-6) Maegashira 5 Maegashira 6 Toyohibiki (7-8) Kaiho (4-11) Maegashira 6 Maegashira 7 Tamanoshima (8-7) Tokitsuumi (5-10) Maegashira 7 Maegashira 8 Takekaze (9-6) Tosanoumi (6-9) Maegashira 8 Maegashira 9 Roho (6-9) Takamisakari (8-7) Maegashira 9 Maegashira 10 Iwakiyama (4-11) Kasugao (10-5) Maegashira 10 Maegashira 11 Tamakasuga (8-7) Futeno (8-7) Maegashira 11 Maegashira 12 Kokkai (7-8) Kyokutenho (12-3) Maegashira 12 Maegashira 13 Ryuo (3-12) Tochiozan (7-8) Maegashira 13 Maegashira 14 Kitazakura (4-11) Goeido (11-4) Maegashira 14 Maegashira 15 Hakurozan (9-6) Yoshikaze (10-5) Maegashira 15 Maegashira 16 Kasuganishiki (7-8) Kakizoe (9-6) Maegashira 16 Juryo Juryo 1 Hochiyama (7-8) Wakanoho (10-5) Juryo 1 Juryo 2 Otsukasa (7-8) Wakakirin (9-6) Juryo 2 Juryo 3 Toyozakura (8-7) Hakuba (8-7) Juryo 3 Juryo 4 Ushiomaru (6-9) Tochinohana (8-7) Juryo 4 Juryo 5 Shunketsu (7-8) Satoyama (6-9) Juryo 5

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70. Magma Poetry 33 - Presiding Spirits: On The Train With Bill And Basho The article, Presiding Spirits On the Train With Bill and basho , by Philip Gross from Magma 33, Winter 2005. Magma is a poetry magazine based in Britain. http://www.magmapoetry.com/poem.php?article_id=255

71. St. John's DDC News: The Place To Go basho Japanese fusion restaurant and lounge is an example of how the restaurant scene Tak Ishiwata, the owner of basho (which means place in Japanese), http://www.downtownstjohns.com/news/archives/000812.html

Downtown News Events Guide Visitors Guide Gallery Business Directory Economic Development About The DDC Helpful Links Downtown News Main The Place to Go January 13, 2006 With inspiration from world famous chef, downtown dining just got a little more cosmopolitan Basho Japanese fusion restaurant and lounge is an example of how the restaurant scene in St. John’s is growing and diversifying. With food inspired by world famous chef Nobu Matsuhisa (renowned for creating simple fusions of Japanese cuisine, inspired by ethnic influences), a modern, genuine Japanese décor and the option of experiencing fine dining or a casual lounge setting complete with contemporary music, Basho would be equally at home in Tokyo, New York or London. Tak Ishiwata, the owner of Basho (which means place in Japanese), was born and raised in Newfoundland and Labrador after his parents moved from Tokyo just over 30 years ago. Just as his restaurant changes the face of downtown St. John’s dining when it opened its doors on Duckworth Street in mid-December, Ishiwata was also challenged with the changing face of what was once Nageira’s restaurant (downstairs) and Finnegan’s Wake pub (upstairs). “It was hard to envision because the inside interior décor had an old-style Irish tavern sort of look to it and it looked very cramped and small,” Ishiwata tells The Independent, “but once we put my concept in the place it looked; it’s almost too big right now. I mean it seats 100 people.”

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74. Matsuo Bashō - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Matsuo Bash ( , Matsuo Bash ? 1644 – 28 November 1694) was the most famous poet of the Edo period in Japan. During his lifetime, Bash was renowned http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsuo_Bashō

Matsuo Bashō From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search In this Japanese name , the family name is Matsuo A statue of Bashō in Hiraizumi, Iwate Matsuo Bashō Matsuo Bashō 28 November was the most famous poet of the Edo period in Japan . During his lifetime, Bashō was renowned for his works in the collaborative haikai no renga form; today, he is recognized as a master of brief and clear haiku Contents Early life Rise to fame Oku no Hosomichi Later life ... edit Early life Bashō's supposed birthplace in Iga Province Bashō was born Matsuo Kinsaku Matsuo Kinsaku in roughly 1644, somewhere near Ueno in Iga Province . His father may have been a low-ranking samurai, which would have promised Bashō a career in the military but not much chance of a notable life. However, in his childhood Bashō became a servant to Tōdō Yoshitada Tōdō Yoshitada , who shared with Bashō a love for haikai , a sort of cooperative poetry composition. The sequences were opened with a verse in the 5-7-5 mora format; this verse was named a hokku , and would later be renamed haiku when presented as standalone works. The

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