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Issue IX, Volume IV : May 2013
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Featured Guest Editor: Alan Botsford - Japanese Poems in Translation
Alan Botsford has published two poetry collections, as well as the hybrid essay-dialogue-poetry collection Walt Whitman of Cosmic Folklore (2010). He is Associate Professor of American Literature at Kanto Gakuin University and serves as editor of Poetry Kanto, an annual bi-lingual journal concerned with the interplay of voices East, West, and beyond.
Tanikawa Shuntaro, translated by Elliott & Kawamura - Poetry
Tanikawa Shuntaro. Across the 60 years of Tanikawa Shuntaro’s publishing career he became and remains the most widely-read of all post-war Japanese poets
Abe Hinako, translated by Hiroaki Sato
Abe Hinako (born 1953). “Born in Samarkand, Uzbek,” she once said of her life, “I moved south through China during the Cultural Revolution
Nomura Kiwao, translated by Jordan A. Yamaji Smith - Poetry
Nomura Kiwao studied Japanese literature at Waseda University and pursued doctoral studies in French literature at Meiji University.
Hirata Toshiko, translated by Jeffrey Angles - Poetry
Hirata Toshiko (1955-) is a prominent Japanese poet and novelist. During the 1980s, she, along with ITO Hiromi, emerged as one of the
Tanaka Yosuke, translated by Jeffrey Angles - Poetry
Tanaka Yosuke (1969- ) is a research scientist specializing in molecular cell biology at the University of Tokyo.
Takahashi Mutsuo, translated by Jeffrey Angles - Poetry
Takahashi Mutsuo (1937-) is one of Japan’s most prominent living poets. Since first attracting the attention of the Japanese literary world
Hachikai Mimi, translated by Miho Nonaka - Poetry
Hachikai Mimi was born in 1974, in Kanagawa Prefecture of Japan. She received a Master’s degree in Ancient Japanese literature
Yotsumoto Yasuhiro, translated by Leith Morton - Poetry
Yotsumoto Yasuhiro was born in Osaka in 1959, and was educated at Sophia University in Tokyo, and at the University of Pennsylvania.
Minashita Kiriu, translated by Leith Morton
Minashita Kiriu was born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1970 and was educated at Waseda University. Her first book of poetry Onsoku Heiwa
Sugimoto Maiko, translated by Carden & Tarcov - Poetry
Sugimoto Maiko (b. 1973, Nagano) published her first chapbook in 1998.