My activities and publications have been introduced in media. Mariko Kitakubo

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.

Information on my reading event on Sept. 20th together with my latest bilingual anthology “Cicada Forest” was introduced in Pacific Asia Museum Newsletter.

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Sunday, July 20, 2008

Although TANKA has not gained as much popularity as HAIKU overseas yet,more and more TANKA poems are translated, and the number of the poets who compose English TANKA is definitely increasing.

Mariko Kitakubo's new collection, "Cicada Forest", has been published recently.
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Translation into English was done by Ms. Amelia Fielden, a superb translator of Japanese literature, awarded Donald Keen Prize.

Mr. Michael McClintock, president of the Tanka Society of America,praise Mariko's work very highly in the preface he wrote to "Cicada Forest."

September this year, Mariko performs reading in the U.S.A., and in 2009, in some other countries including Canada.

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Information on my reading event on April 19th was introduced in Pacific Asia Museum Newsletter.

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Saturday, April 19, 2008