Category Archives: Vol 4-1 December 2004

Logo Design Contest 2

December 2004 Logo Design Contest ________________________________________    WORLD HAIKU CLUB Logo Design contest 1

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Logo Design contest

Volume 4 – 2004 WHC NEWS – A NEW LOOK FOR THE WORLD HAIKU REVIEW The departure of Debi Bender as the editor has inevitably affected not only on the editorial organization but also the look of World Haiku Review. … Continue reading

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Haiku – the Neo Classical Commandments

Vol 4-1, 2004 WHChaikuneoclassical Review and A New Way Forward INTRODUCTION We conducted a review at WHChaikuneoclassical (WHChnc) as part of WHC’s initiative for ‘Higher Standards & Quality’. The purpose was to establish a broad framework, or ground rule, in terms … Continue reading

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Editorial, 2004

Vol 4-1, December 2004 EDITORIAL: The Aspirations of the World Haiku Club Susumu Takiguchi, Editor in Chief This is the first issue after the departure of Debi Bender as Editor-in-Chief. She has now become a ‘legendary figure’, having edited this … Continue reading

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The Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society

Vol 4-1, 2004 WHCpoetrybridge – the Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society by Hisashi Nakamura The Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society After spending years reading Japanese classical tanka written between the 8th century and 1205 I could not keep the beautiful world of tanka within … Continue reading

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From the Fallen Leaves

Vol 4-1, 2004 FEATURE: From the Fallen Leaves (Shu-i-shu) Susumu Takiguchi, December 2004 When leaves change colour, we pick from among the carpet of fallen leaves the ones we love. Likewise, I pick haiku from among many. Some may live … Continue reading

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