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Basho’s Finest Haiku:Basho’s Finest Haiku:

Furuike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto 古池や 蛙飛こむ 水のをと

(1686) The old pond: a frog jumps in, – the sound of the water. (©

R.H.Blyth) Аn old pond… a frog leaps in, the sound of water (© Haruo

Shirane) Breaking the silence оf an ancient pond, a frog jumped into

water– а deep resonance. (© Nobuyuki Yuasa)

The old pond – a frog leaps in, and a splash (© Makoto Ueda) Old pond a frog in-leaping water note. (© Maeda Cana) At the ancient pond a frog plunges into the sound of water .

[email protected]) Old pond, leap-splash – a frog. (© Lucien Stryk) An ancient pool, a frog jumps in – the sound of water. (©

Thomas McAuley)

Furuike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto 古池や 蛙飛こむ 水のをと

(1686) The old pond: a frog jumps in, – the sound of the water. (©

R.H.Blyth) Аn old pond… a frog leaps in, the sound of water (© Haruo

Shirane) Breaking the silence оf an ancient pond, a frog jumped into

water– а deep resonance. (© Nobuyuki Yuasa)

The old pond – a frog leaps in, and a splash (© Makoto Ueda) Old pond a frog in-leaping water note. (© Maeda Cana) At the ancient pond a frog plunges into the sound of water .

[email protected]) Old pond, leap-splash – a frog. (© Lucien Stryk) An ancient pool, a frog jumps in – the sound of water. (©

Thomas McAuley)

ひなまつり “ Hinamatsuri” (March 3rd)

ひなまつり “ Hinamatsuri” (March 3rd)

Hiroshige Ando, “Peach Blossom and

Sparrows in Moonlight” (1833)

Hiroshige Ando, “Peach Blossom and

Sparrows in Moonlight” (1833)

Bush clovers and Triptych by

Chobunsai Eishi (c. 1790)

Bush clovers and Triptych by

Chobunsai Eishi (c. 1790)

Yoshitsuya, “The full autumn moon over the cliffs of Ishiyama”

(1864)

Yoshitsuya, “The full autumn moon over the cliffs of Ishiyama”

(1864)

Perfection Denied…Perfection Denied…

Hokusai, “The Great Wave” (1831) and 2004

Hokusai, “The Great Wave” (1831) and 2004