愛犬に添ひ寝の猫や雪の夜

(aiken-ni soine-no-neko-ya yuki-no-yoru )

                          （薫風士）

our cat sleeping

with our beloved dog_

living room in the snowy night

                 (Lovee)

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愛犬の糞も寒肥庭手入れ

(aiken-no fun-mo-kangoe niwa-teire)

　　　　　　　（薫風士）

excrements of our beloved dog_

used as fertilizer for

gardening in the midwinter

                             (Lovee)

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雪とけて村いっぱいの子どもかな

(yuki-toke-te mura-ippai-no kodomo-kana)

  　　　　　　　　（一茶 Issa）

the snow has melted,

full of children_

my native village

                     (Lovee)

This picture shows a part of special large tanzaku-style display in the Issa Memorial Museum of Nagano prefecture. 

The word "tanzaku" means a "strip of paper", on which  a haiku or waka is written (or to be written) for hanging-display.　

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いくたびも　雪の深さを　尋ねけり

(ikutabi-mo yuki-no-fukasa-o tazunekeri)

       (正岡子規MASAOKA, shiki)

time after time,

I asked:

How thick the fallen snow?

                 (Lovee)

（Note)

Shiki Masaoka composed this haiku at the age of 29 in 1896 when he was ill in bed.  

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櫓の声波をうって腸氷る夜や涙

(ro-no-koe-nami-o-utte harawata-kōru yo-ya-namida)

　　　　　　　　(芭蕉 Bashō)

sounds of oars slapping waves,

in the cold night freezing my bowels_

tears

                        (Lovee)

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悴むや万博予約手につかず

(kajikamu-ya banpaku-yoyaku tenitsukazu)

                           （薫風士）

benumbed with cold,

I’m in no mood to book 

for admission to EXPO 2025

　　　　　　　　　(Lovee)

This picture shows a part of my snow-covered garden.

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旗のごとなびく冬日をふと見たり

(hata-no-goto nabiku-fuyubi-o futo-mitari)

  　　　　　　（虚子 Kyoshi）

I chanced to see

the winter sun wave

like a banner

                       (Lovee)

This picture shows a scenery I happend to see on a walk ("mampo").

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大寒の埃の如く人死ぬる

(daikan-no hokori-no-gotoku hito-shinuru)       

（ 高浜虚子　TAKAHAMA , Kyoshi）

people will die

as if they were

dust in the midwinter

 　　　　　　　　　(Lovee)

(Note)

Kyoshi composed this haiku at the age of 67 in 1941, when the Pacific War occurred.

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寒晴や今日は吾孫誕生日

(kambare-ya kyō-wa waga-mago tanjōbi)

   　　　　　   　　（薫風士）

Today in the midwinter,

my granddaughter’s birthday_

what a bright Sunday!

                                    (Lovee)

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冬日和老老介護行く歩幅

(huyu-biyori rōrōkaigo yuku-hohaba)

 　　　　　　　　（薫風士）

wintry sunny day_

an aged couple on a walk

at caring short steps of side by side

                 　　　  (Lovee)

This picture shows a scene of people walking on a footway along the "Hitohaku".

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阪神忌烏や犬も悲し気に

（hanshinki karasu-ya inu-mo kanashigeni）

    　　　　　　　（薫風士）

Hanshin-ki_

cawing of a crow and barking of dogs,

all sound mournful

                     　　  (Lovee)

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風花や犬はソナタにすやすやと

(kazabana-ya inu-wa sonata-ni suyasuya-to)

 　　　　　　　　（薫風士）

snowflakes dancing in the sunshine_

our dog fallen in sound slumber,

listening to a sonata with  us

　　　　　　　　  (Lovee)

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冬の日や馬上に氷る影法師

(fuyu-no-hi-ya bajō-ni-kōru kagebōshi)

　　　　　　(芭蕉 Bashō)

a wintry day_

frozen on the horse back,

my shadow

　　　　　　　　　　(Lovee)

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是がまあ つひの栖か 雪五尺

(korega maa tsui-no-sumika-ka yuki-go-shaku)

　　　　　　　（一茶 Issa）

well, well !

my final dwelling_

the snow fifteen deep

　　　　　　          　(Lovee)

This picture shows a part of display in the Issa Memorial Museum of Nagano prefecture. 

This display explains about several stones, on each of which Issa's haiku is inscribed.

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うまさうな雪や　ふうわりふうわりと

（umasou-na yuki-ya fuuwari-fuuwari-to）

 　　　　　　　　（一茶 Issa）

snow falling

softly and gently,

all seeming delicious

　　　　　　　 　(Lovee)

This picture shows a part of a large "tanzaku" displayed in the Issa Memorial Museum of Nagano prefecture. 

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お代りの豚汁に笑むとんどの子

 (okawari-no tonjiru-ni-emu tondo-no-ko)

  　　　　(薫風士 Kunpūshi)

children beam,

having another tonjiru_

town's tondo festival

　                 　(Lovee)

 (Note)

'tonjiru' means "miso soup with pork and （several） vegetables; pork miso soup."

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積雪の故郷恋ふかサモエド犬

(sekisetsu-no furusato-kouka samoedoken)

　　　　　　　　（薫風士）

standing on the snow,

our Samoyed dog seemed

longing for his native home

　　　　　　　　　(Lovee)

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純白のサモエド犬に初朝日

（junpaku-no samoedoken-ni hatsu-asahi)

             　　　　　（薫風士）

the New Year's sunrise,

shining rays on the pure white

of our Samoyed dog

                 　    (Lovee)

This picture shows our beloved dog "Chunu"

posing for my New Year's shot.

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手を貸して孫の作りし雪達磨

(teokashite mago-no-tsukurishi yukidaruma)

　　　　　　　　　　（薫風士）

a snowman

made by my grandson

with my help

　　　　　　　　(Lovee)

This snowman was made by my grandson with my assistance in our garden on December 31, 2020.

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牡蠣鍋や犬はふて寝の背を向けて

 (kakinabe-ya inu-wa futene-no se-o-mukete)

　　　　　　　　　（薫風士）

table-pot oyster meal_

rejected,

our dog lies in the sulks

　　　 　　  (Lovee)

For maintaining your health, it is important to regulate what you eat.

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