Takako Hashimoto

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Takako Hashimoto , Japanese 橋本 多 佳 子 Hashimoto Takako (born January 15, 1899 in Tokyo ; † May 29, 1963 ), actually Hashimoto Tama ( 橋本 多 満 ), was a Japanese haiku poet of the Shōwa period .

Life

Hashimoto Takako was born on January 15, 1899 in Hongō , Tokyo as Yamatani Tama ( 山谷 多 満 ). She attended the Japanese Painting Department at the Kikuzawa Girls' Art School, but dropped out there.

In 1917 she married the wealthy architect Hashimoto Toyojirō ( 橋本 豊 次郎 ) and organized “cultural meetings” in his house. She was trained in haiku poetry by Sugita Hisajo and was a student of Yamaguchi Seishi . She left behind many passionate love poems. She was also the editor of the haiku magazine Shichiyō ( 七曜 , "Seven Days of the Week").

Haiku collections

  • Umitsubame ( 海燕 , Eng . "Tern"), January 1941.
  • Shinano ( 信 濃 ), June 1951.
  • Kōshi ( 紅絲 , German "red thread"), June 1951.
  • Umihiko ( 海 彦 ), February 1957.
  • Myōjū ( 命終 , German "end of life"), May 1965.
  • Hashimoto Takako Kushū ( 橋本 多 佳 子句 集 , Eng . "Hashimoto Takako - Haiku Collection"), February 1966.
  • Hashimoto Takako Zenkushū ( 橋本 多 佳 子 全 句 集 , Eng . "Hashimoto Takako - Complete Haiku"), April 1977.
Japanese name: As is common in Japan, the family name comes before the first name in this article . Thus Hashimoto is the family name, Takako the first name.
personal data
SURNAME Hashimoto, Takako
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 橋本 多 佳 子 (Japanese); 三橋 多 満 (Japanese, real name); Hashimoto Tama (real name); 山谷 多 満 (Japanese, maiden name); Yamatani Tama (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese haiku poet
DATE OF BIRTH January 15, 1899
PLACE OF BIRTH Tokyo
DATE OF DEATH May 29, 1963