Lesson Title:Exploring Haiku through Basho and the FoxBy:Lynn Hannapel, Wendy Durst, Kelly Hirneisen, and Nancy KelsoObjective:Students will develop an understanding of Basho, the man and the poet, as ...

The most underrated Nen ability is Basho’s Great Haiku. This ability is incredibly powerful, allowing anything Basho writes in the form of a haiku to become a reality. It is one of the most versatile ...

The 2025 schedule includes two exhibitions showcasing the museum’s permanent collection and three solo shows that focus on ...

It takes the shape of a collection of essays, all -- as befits the haiku form -- low-key, but many of them quietly informative. Matsuo Basho was born into the samurai class in 1644, but a taste for ...

Text- Grass Sandals: The Travels of Basho, Pictures of Yamadera (attached powerpoint), Waraji grass sandals (if available), additional Basho haiku poems (optional), chart paper, chart paper markers, ...

Donald Keene's journey tracing the footsteps of haiku poet Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) in Basho's masterpiece "Oku no Hosomichi," which Keene later translated into English as "The Narrow Road to Oku," ...

Basho (1644-1694) was fond of the cicada as a subject for his spare and moving poetry. Here’s another Basho haiku, translated by William George Aston: The cry of the cicada.

From the results, HITL haiku received the most praise for their poetic qualities, whereas HOTL and human-only verses had similar scores. "In addition, a phenomenon called algorithm aversion was ...

Born Daniel Robinson Jr., he adopted Basho in honor of the 17th-century Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō, a master of haiku. Concision, however, was not part of the guitarist’s forte.