A traditional form of Japanese poetry characterized by a specific structure of three lines containing a total of 17 morae, arranged in a 5-7-5 pattern, often evoking themes of nature or the seasons through the inclusion of a seasonal word (kigo).
A concise poetic expression originating from the Japanese literary tradition, emphasizing brevity and depth, usually capturing a moment in nature or an emotional experience through a structured format.
An art form that encapsulates profound thoughts or observations about the world in a very limited number of syllables, encouraging both elaboration and contemplation from the reader within its concise framework.
Example:
これは芭蕉の非常に有名な俳句です。
A meeting or gathering where individuals come together to compose, share, and appreciate haiku poetry.
An event or organization focused on the creation and discussion of haiku, often involving readings and workshops.
A community of haiku enthusiasts who engage in collaborative activities, fostering a deeper understanding and skill in the art of haiku composition.