夜の秋ようやく実感白露かな

(yorunoaki yōyaku jikkan hakuro-kana)

                           （薫風士）

Hakuro_

having a real feeling like autumn,

only in the night

                       (Lovee)

(Note)

The term “yorunoaki” （夜の秋）, which literally means "night autumn", is a late summer season word for expressing the climate when a night is cool like autumn, while day time is hot like summer.

The word “Hakuro” means the 15th of the 24 seasonal divisions of a year in the old lunar calendar, that is, September 7 in the Gregorian Calendar.

These pictures show partial portions of NHK-TV scenes which Kunpūshi watched on September 7 & 8, 2025.

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真夏日や白露の今日も来週も

(manatsubi-ya hakuro-no-kyo-mo raishū-mo)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

manatsubi_

today on Hakuro,

next week as well

                      (Lovee)

(Note)

The term “manatsubi” means a “tropical day" on which the temperature is 30°C or above.

The word “Hakuro”, which literally means "white dew", is the 15th of the 24 seasonal divisions of a year in the old lunar calendar, that is, September 7 in the Gregorian Calendar.

This picture shows a partial portion of NHK-TV weather news.  

This picture shows a partial portion of a calendar published by 

the Association of Japanese Classical Haiku for September in 2025.

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恙無き祈りの日々や法師蝉

(tsutsuganaki inori-no-hibi-ya hōshizemi)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

daily prayer;

safe and sound_

Meimuna opalifera

                            (Lovee)

 This picture shows a partial portion of the description on the season word “Meimuna opalifera” in “カラー図説 日本大歳時記”.

This picture shows a diseased brown cicada.　

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子規の忌や句作に生かす四季の季語

(shiki-no-ki-ya kusaku-ni-ikasu shiki-no-kigo)

                           （薫風士）

Shiki’s death anniversary_

making the best use of season word

for composing haiku in four seasons

                               (Lovee)

(Note)

The above haiku is a pun using the homonyms of Shiki （子規: Shiki Masaoka）and shiki（四季: four seasons）.

This picture shows a portion of the description on the season word “子規忌（=Shikiki）” in “カラー図説 日本大歳時記”.　

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手作りの南瓜収穫二つかな

(tezukuri-no kabocha-shūkaku futatsu-kana)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

only two pieces:　

harvest of

homegrown pumpkins

                 　        (Lovee)

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刺されしも殺さず生かす毛虫かな

(sasareshi-mo korosazu-ikasu kemushi-kana)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

stung,

but no killing_

hairy caterpillar

                         (Lovee)

You can find an Oriental tussock moth caterpillar in the middle of the first picture.

The second picture is a partial portion of a poster put up in a pharmacy.

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動と静ながれしなやか風の盆

(dō-to-sei nagare-shinayaka kazenobon)

                           （薫風士）

movement and stillness;

graceful flow of dancing people:

Kazenobon

                                (Lovee)

(Note)   　

If you are interested in "Owara Kazenobon" (おわら風の盆）, click or tap here and see “富山 NEWS WEB”, or , click or tap here and see the home page of "一般社団法人 越中八尾観光協会".

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恙無く庭の手入れや震災忌

(tsutsuganaku niwa-no-teire-ya shinsaiki)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

safe and sound:

attending to my garden;

Shinsaiki

 　　　    　(Lovee)

(Note)

The term “Shinsaiki” means the anniversary of the 1923 Great Kantō Earthquake.

The last picture shows a partial portion of September calendar published by the Association of Japanese Classical Haiku.  

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