A
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Bibliography of English-Language Japanese Verse, 1900-1950.
Classical Japanese poetry and prose in English translation
Classical Japanese Poetry
Poems from Manyoshu, Kokinshu, and Genji, in English, romaji and
Japanese script, with explanation of classical grammar.
Haiku for People!
Haiku poetry by Japanese masters in English translation. How to write
haiku.
Hass
on Haiku
Selected Basho and Issa haiku translated into English by U.S. Poet
Laureate Robert Hass.
Ogura
Hyakunin Isshu: 100 Poems by 100 Poets
- Complete online text of the classical Japanese anthology of waka or
tanka, with the originals in Japanese characters, romanji, and English
translation available in a side-by-side-by-side display format.
F
Folktales
from Japan
H
Haiku
History
of Japanese literature.
Horogai.
Literary webpages from Japan.
Criticism, reviews, articles, Japanese writers.
Introduction
to Japanese literature.
J
Japanese literature portals, archives and etexts
Japanese
Writers and Poets
Japan
Literature Net. JALInet
is a network that, through the voluntary contributions
of five famous authors: Yasutaka Tsutsui, Kyoji Kobayashi, Akira Hori,
Yuji Usui, and Aki Sato, seeks to express Japanese literature to the
world.
H
Horagai
Literary magazine featuring recent and new Japanese writers. Content in
English and Japanese.
Poetry
T
The
Tale of Genji,
the 11th Century Japanese classic written
by a Heian court lady known as Murasaki Shikibu.
Tanka
and related forms of Japanese poetry. Open Directory Project
W
Web
Ring for Japanese literature.
Wikipedia
entry on Japanese literature.
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Famous Japanese authors and poets
Basho
Fujiwara no Teika. Wikipedia entry.
Isshu,
Ogara Hyakunin. Ogura
Hyakunin Isshu
Kawabata,
Yusanari. Yusanari Kawabata
Kobo,
Abe. Abe Kobo website.
Hitomaro, Kakinomto no Hitomaro.
Kakinomoto no Hitomaro
Hoshi, Saigyo. Saigyo Hoshi, Wikipedia entry.
Mishima, Yukio
Murakami, Haruki
Musahi, Miyamoto
Murasaki, Lady
Ryonosuke, Akutagawa
Sei
Shônagon
Teika, Fujiwara no. Fujiwara no Teika.
Wikipedia entry. |
