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◇Sekimoto Kyoseki, a haiku poet from Mutsu-Aizu (from Odazuke Village, Kitakata). His son, Sekimoto Jyohatsu, was also a haiku poet.
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◇Sekimoto Kyoseki
A haiku poet from Mutsu-Aizu (from Odazuke Village, Kitakata)
His son, Sekimoto Jyohatsu, was also a haiku poet.
He corresponded with haiku poets nationwide, including Oshima Ryota, Iwama Otsuni, Takakuwa Ranko, Miura Chora,
and Inoue Jūjū (who rebuilt Rakushisha at the former Kōgen-ji Temple in Saga, Rakusai, and was known as Rakushisha Jūjū).
Real Name: Sekimoto Naotame Common Name: Yojibei
◇Works, etc. Seventh Anniversary Memorial Collection Shinobuyama compiled by Jyohatsu in Bunka 7
Died in Bunka 2 at the age of 70
◇Haiku: On Kanze's lantern, winter rain... Kyoseki
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