Nanae Tamura

Nanae Tamura has been writing haiku for more than two decades, learning from Tsuda Kiyoko, a disciple of Yamaguchi Seishi and Hashimoto Takako. For the past twelve years she has been a columnist for the haiku magazine Shiki Shimppo ( The Shiki Newsletter ) and she was part of the team of translators that created "If Someone Asks...Masaoka Shiki's Life and Haiku . Born in Kyoto, she now lives in Matsuyama, Ehime.

Nanae Tamura has been writing haiku for more than two decades, learning from Tsuda Kiyoko, a disciple of Yamaguchi Seishi and Hashimoto Takako. For the past twelve years she has been a columnist for the haiku magazine Shiki Shimppo ( The Shiki Newsletter ) and she was part of the team of translators that created "If Someone Asks...Masaoka Shiki's Life and Haiku . Born in Kyoto, she now lives in Matsuyama, Ehime. See less