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Matsuo Bashō - Bones on the waysideBones on the waysidehaunting my heart -how the wind pierces.

beifongkendo:Famous haiku by Basho (furuike ya/kawazu tobikomu/mizu no oto - an old pond, a frog jum

artemisdreaming:Ballet in the air…Twin butterflies until, twice whiteThey Meet, they mateMatsuo Bash

Open weave summer obi made from basho (Japanese fiber banana) by United arrows. Basho fibers items a

artemisdreaming:Ballet in the air…Twin butterflies until, twice whiteThey Meet, they mateMatsuo Bash

Impressive antique kimono outfit, featuring lively meisen weave kimono with bright yuri (lilies) ove

Kikusha-ni, from The Sound of Water: Haiku by Bashō, Buson, Issa, and Other Poets (trans. Sam Hamill

the sound of water.

home.

adrasteiax:Matsuo Bashō, from The Way Of Silence: The Prose And Poetry Of Bashō [translated by Richa

We went to watch sumo game at Fukuoka kokusai center.  There are 6 sumo tournament in a year. 3 time

Along my journeyThrough this transitory worldNew Year’s housekeeping ~ Matsuo Basho     Art: Blue an

thekimonogallery:Kitchen well in Matsuo Basho’s retreat (Rakushisha 落柿舎, Kyoto, Japan).  Matsuo Bash

Kitsune procession in the rain, and cute snail on basho leaves (Japanese fiber banana), rare summer

break draw

bluebirdofhappinessstuff: “Autumn approaches and the heart begins to dream…” ~Bashō  Pastel - Randy

aic-asian: Basho’s Hut on Camellia Hill Beside the Aquaduct at Sekiguchi, from the series “One Hundr

barcarole:Yosa Buson, (47), from The Sound of Water: Haiku by Basho, Buson, Issa, and Other Poets (t

terracemuse:On the willow.  (Matsuo Basho  1644-1694)

mvaljean525:枯枝烏のとまりけり秋の暮On a broken branchA crow has stoppedAutumn evening—-松尾 芭蕉    MatsuoBashō  16

terracemuse:Hidden and unknown.  (Matsuo Basho 1644-1694)

Kitchen well in Matsuo Basho’s retreat (Rakushisha 落柿舎, Kyoto, Japan).  Matsuo Basho (松尾芭蕉) is

“Autumn approaches / and the heart begins to dream …”— Matsuo Bashō

A Haiku Garden: The Four Seasons in Poems and Prints, a collection of Japanese poetry and art, edite

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