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Mariko Kitakubo Profile

Mariko Kitakubo

Born in Tokyo.
Living in Mitaka-city, Tokyo
Membership
Japan Writers' Association,
Japan PEN Club,
Association of Contemporary Tanka Poets,
Japan Tanka Poets' Society,
Kokoro-No-Hana,
Tanka Society of America.
Tan-Ku Co-Founder
Tan-Ku Association, president

In commemoration of
15 years of tanka reading
The Latest Tanka Sequence
Original Tanka presented at
Spoken World Live

Contemprary Tanka Poet Mariko Kitakubo. Media coverage.

Tanka Online Project

Through the courtesy of Ms. Jeanne Emrich, three pages of my tanka will be publicized in Tanka Online Project. I am honored to be able to participate in such a great project.
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Sunday, April 1, 2012

Australian Poetry

Australian Poetry website introduces the conversation and Tanka reading with Ms. Beverley at the English Tanka workshop held in Australia in August, 2011.
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Monday, August 15, 2011

the wind
off the Colorado River
unties my hair—
I'd like to die
a tourist

Mariko Kitakubo. the wind. from TSA Ribbons Vol.6 #4.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

"Jiyu-Jizai" published by Juken Kenkyu Sha.

A popular study guide for senior children at elementary school introduced my tanka in the section of poetry appreciation.
I am very honored to be selected as one of the 23 poets whose works I studied in the textbooks when I was a student.

My tanka introduced:
I hear a voice
telling me I should
shed my husk,
let myself
be born anew

23 poets introduced:
Kakinomotono Hitomaro Motoori Norinaga Kitahara Hakushu
Empress Jito Ryokan Yosano Akiko
Yamanoueno Okura Masaoka Shiki Tawara Machi
Yamabeno Akahito Ishikawa Takuboku Kitakubo Marikoこ
Kino Tomonori Ito Sachio Terayama Shuji
Fujiwarano Toshiyuki Shimaki Akahiko Kato Jiro
Minamotono Sanetomo Saito Mokichi Homura Hiroshi
Oota Doukan Wakayama Bokusui  

Saturday, January 1, 2011