Haiku op. 50

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





the bright Xmas illuminations
along the street―
sudden fatigue

Haiku op. 49

(photo) in Kashiwa, Japan




the leaves of the ginkgo
falling

the blue sky in a thousand year

Haiku op. 48

(photo) in Kashiwa, Japan





yellow fallen leaves
near water

nothing moving without clouds

Haiku op. 47

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




the winter homeless man
doing nothing, saying nothing―
a christ

Haiku op.46

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





man and woman
talking about the life in the café

December sunlight

Haiku op.45

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





snow morning
the raven at the fence―
a new croak, a new scene

Haiku op.44

(photo) in Matsdo, Japan




standing in line
at the bus stop―
Santa at the end of it

Haiku op. 43

(photo） in Kashiwa, Japan




snowfall
deepening the mind

silence for violent graves

Haiku op.42

(photo) in Kashiwa, Japan




the blue sky
in the rice field

November

Haiku op.41

(photo) in matsudo, Japan




the winter mountain sleeping
yet birds singing, wind blowing

more beautiful without language

Haiku op. 40

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




dreaming of running
across the withered field

the decayed bike

Haiku op.39

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




two old men
remain silent sitting on the bench

the Xmas tree

Haiku op.38

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





hit by angry eyes
the winter tree stands alone
across the jail

Haiku op.37

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




snow's white is
deep and metaphysical

the eyes of Paul Celan

Haiku op. 36

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





reading Platon and Aristoteles

the origin of the world,
including leeks

Haiku op.35

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




the sound of writing
into the silence

the first snowfall

Haiku op. 34

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan





the winter-white clock
stopping

Bartok's the Night's Music

Haiku op.33

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




winter rain
sounds more loudly
down the street

Haiku op.32

(photo) in Matsudo, Japan




even
a killed winter bee
remains moving

Haiku op. 31

(photo) Tojohkan park, in Matsudo, Japan




Mt. Fuji
over the skyscrapers

winter waves to the beach

Haiku op.30

(photo) starless and bible black, in Matsudo, Japan




the best position
for the lovers
to see the winter sunset

Haiku op. 29

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan





the road to nowhere
in the first winter shower

his name was Jackson Pollock

Haiku op. 28

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan






the winter hornet
still at the keyhole

bright blue sky

Haiku op.27

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the sleeping homeless man
before the police station

the Milky Way

Haiku op.26

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the creaking
deadhead train

November

Haiku op. 25

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the woman
dressed all in black

north wind

Haiku op.24

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan

green of the signal

reflected on the junction

winter rain in the night

Haiku op.23

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the flying crow
has dropped his voice

persimmon colored leaves

Haiku op.22

(photo) in Matusdo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the sunny winter sky

a hawk falling into
the abyss of it

Haiku op. 21

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




being the last in line
for taking ramen

fallen leaves

Haiku op.20

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




all the windows of my house
opened for cleaning

the sky in November

Haiku op. 19

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan


to Akira Shimizu, poet



poets
never get older

a winter rose

Haiku op.18

(photo) wild ducks in the evening, in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




the scent of stars
through the city

winter has come

Haiku op.17

(photo) in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan




cooking ratatouille
for the memory
of the beautiful summer

Haiku op. 16

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




to O. Henry


the last leaf
the drunken man with white wings
on his back

Haiku op.15

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




shadows dancing
on the concrete road

full moon

Haiku op. 14

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




some people opening umbrellas;
others not

the first winter shower

Haiku op. 13

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan





a pear

if love had
a shape

Haiku op. 12

(photo) in Matsudo, Chiba prefecture, Japan



autumn has gone
and we are here

a silent tree in my mind

Haiku op. 11

(photo) white chrysanthemums, in Matsdo, Chiba prefecture, Japan




a whale
roaring alone

bright blue sky