Haiga 1

Haiku by Koji Yasui of Japan.

Yasui, a 70-year-old poet, lives in a remote mountain
of northern Japan.

Haiga 159

Haiku by Santoka, Taneda of japan
Santoka is known for his short free-verse haiku.

Haiga 158

　Haiku by James W. Hackett of USA

Haiga 157

Haiku by me, and the photo is by a 90-year-old man.

Haiga 156

Haiku by marlene Mountain of the USA
Her website: http://www.marlenemountain.org/

Haiga 155

Haiku by Darko Plazanin of Croatia.

Darko san passed away yesterday.
http://www.worldhaiku.net/poetry/si/d.plaznin/death.html

Haiga 154

Haiku by Housai Ozaki of Japan.
Ozaki belonged to the same group of haiku poets as Santoka.

Haiga 153

Haiku by Fay Aoyagi.
Fay is originally from Japan, but now lives in SF, US.

Haiga 152

Haiku by Keiji Minato.

Keiji teaches the English Literature at a university in Kyoto.

Cold days here. Dogs with fir coats, thick one and thin one.
Yet, still, they look so cold.

I added a bit of warm color to the haiga for thier comfort.

Haiga 151

Haiku by Masaoka, Shiki

Haiga 150

Haiku by Iida, Dakotsu of Japan

Haiga 149

Haiku by Santoka.

I made a painting, combining the previous haiga and this one.
Here is it link; http://www.mahoroba.ne.jp/~kuni_san/haiga_gallery/f20paint/on_snow.html

Haiga 148

Haiku by Alan Pizzarelli of USA.

New Year's Card