Ginyu No. 50

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Ginyu No. 50

Author: Ban'ya Natsuishi
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Ginyu Press, Ban'ya Natsuishi
Pub. Date: 2011
Price: $12

Featured Haiku Poems
Tsunami & Nuclear Reactor: Ban’ya Natsuishi (in Japanese & English)

Book Review
“Flying Pope: 44 Haiku” by Ban’ya Natsuishi: Sukehiro Hirakawa (in Japanese)
About “World Haiku 2011: No. 7”: Suketada Sakai (in Japanese)
About Tateo Fukutomi’s Haiku Collecdtion “Chokanzu”: Yuji Matsumoto (in Japanese)

Meeting Report
Haiku Reading in Fujimi City: Ryuji Yamagishi (in Japanese)

Essay
Capricious Travel in East Europe: Ichitaro Yamamoto (in Japanese)

Haiku Poems
air god: Jim Kacian (USA, in English & Japanese)
Haiku Elegy to Japan: Katica Kulavkova (Macedonia, in Macedonian, English & Japanese)
Lunar Maria: Toshio Kimura (in Japanese, some haiku in English)
On His Shoulder: Hikari Kumoi (in Japanese & English)
The Tears of the Balkans: Yuko Tange (in Japanese & English)
Cyber-haiku: Kika Hotta (in English & Japanese)
La Maison des arbres: Jean Antonini (France, in French, English & Japanese)
Out of Breath: Max Verhart (Netherlands, Dutch, English & Japanese)
The Shadow of Bromeliad: Alenka Zorman (Slovenia, Slovenian, English & Japanese)
The Sun after the Tsunami: Sayumi Kamakura (in Japanese & English)
hollow tree: john martone (USA, in English & Japanese)
L’Attente: Amelia Stanescu (Romania, in Romanian, French & Japanese), etc.

Ginyu Haiku Gallery
Maki Hayakawa, Bill Copper, Steven K. Ross, Slobodan Cekic, etc.

Author BIO

Ban'ya Natsuishi
	Ban’ya Natsuishi, master of contemporary haiku and trailblazer at home on the overflowing haiku mountain of life, offers the world - Hybrid Paradise, a collection of his recent, liberating work. In 2009, I wrote a review in a book for him, The Poetical Achievements of Ban’ya Natsuishi, understanding the honour of casting my views on such outstanding haiku. Again, I am thrilled to be involved in the process of expounding works of this incredible author, who has been a great influence in forging ahead with my own style of muki-haiku (seasonless poem technique)! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dbZXWtmNYo