Atsujin

Endō Atsujin(Japanese: 遠藤曰人), also Endō Etsujin or Watsujin, (1758 – April 13, 1836) was a Japanese haiku poet, haiga painter, and fencer. Quotes Going up to them,Not a pine-tree But has its bright moon. Reginald Horace Blyth, Haiku: Summer-autumn. p. 394 Earth and metal ...although my breathing ceasestime and tide go on. Japanese Death Poems. Compiled by Yoel Hoffmann; Quoted in: Jody J. Fiorini, ‎Jodi Ann Mullen. Counseling Children and Adolescents Through Grief and Loss. 2006. p. 15 Quotes about Atsujin The poet's name... is pronounced in two other ways : Watsujin and Atsujin although the true pronunciation of... is etsu. It is not known how the poet pronounced his name. Asatarō Miyamori. An anthology of haiku, ancient and modern, 1932. p. 570 Watsujin (1758–1836). A poet in the Kyo ̄tai tradition, Watsujin was a samurai from Sendai who wrote haiku under a variety of art names. Stephen Addiss, ‎Fumiko Y. Yamamoto, ‎Akira Y. Yamamoto. Haiku: An Anthology of Japanese Poems. 2009. p. Endō Etsujin - real name: Endō Sadanori: azana: Fuminori, Izunosuke; gō: Chikurinsah. Etsujin, Atsujin, Gugenan, Fuzanō, Seiemon, Yūan (1758, 1836). haiga painter, haiku poet, fencer... Japanese Biographical Index. 2013. p. 93 External links Q116482757 Category:Articles with no corresponding English Wikipedia article Category:Poets from Japan Category:Painters from Japan Category:1758 births Category:1836 deaths