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3/08/2010

Animals in Spring ... SAIJIKI

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Animals in all seasons


. Animals in Spring ... SAIJIKI  

. Animals in Summer ... SAIJIKI  

. Animals in Autumn ... SAIJIKI  

. Animals in Winter ... SAIJIKI  

. Animals in the New Year ... SAIJIKI  


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Bones of Contention:
Animals and Religion in Modern Japan
. Barbara R. Ambros - Honolulu 2012 .


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Animals in Spring

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Spring
***** Category: Animal


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Explanation


The big Saijiki lists 227 kidai for animals !

Most of them with their own entry are in the following LIST

. ANIMALS in all Spring Kigo


Here I will introduce more animals and spring kigo,
the longer entries will follow later.


Many animals have their main entry in a different season and when mentioned in spring, this has to be added explicitly

xxx in spring

Please check the entries carefully!


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kigo for all spring

kemono tsurumu 獣交む (けものつるむ) animals mating
kemono sakaru 獣交る(けものさかる)animals in heat
.....kamaidoki かまい時(かまいどき)Brunftzeit
tanetsuke 種つけ(たねつけ)breeding
taneuma, tane uma 種馬(たねうま)breeding horse, stallion, stud, studhorse
taneushi, tane ushi 種牛(たねうし)breeding bull


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Kigo for early spring



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Kigo for mid-spring


tori kumo ni iru 鳥雲に入る (とりくもにいる)
birds disappear in the clouds

..... tori kumo ni 鳥雲に(とりくもに)
..... kumo no iru tori 雲に入る鳥(くもにいるとり)

Migrating birds are making their preparations and then take off.


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Kigo for late spring


jimushi ana o izu 地虫穴を出づ (じむしあなをいづ)
grub coming out, larvae coming out

..... jimushi izu 仲春 地虫出づ(じむしいづ)
..... jimushi ana o deru 地虫穴を出る(じむしあなをでる)
mostly of Melolontha melolontha, Mimela splendens


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Kigo for all spring


azarashi 海豹 (あざらし) seal
fam Phocidae. Seehund

. Haiku with SEAL




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Related words

***** Spring (haru) . . . the season


***** Check the WKD LIST of
. ANIMALS in all Spring Kigo


. . SPRING
the complete SAIJIKI
 


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BACKUP of the YAHOO LIST


001 ... Animals in Spring . . . . . INTRODUCTION http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/animals-in-spring.html

ant, ants coming out (ari ana o izu) more ANT kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/01/ant-ari-05.html
worldkigo
bear coming out of the den (kuma-ana o deru and more BEAR kigo http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/06/bear-kuma.html
worldkigo
bee (hachi, mitsubachi), bee hive (hachi no su) ... more BEE kigo http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/02/bee-mitsubachi.html
worldkigo
birds of spring ... ALL the birds of spring SAIJIKI http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2006_12_01_archive.html
worldkigo
breeding and mating in spring wild and domesticated animals http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/animals-in-spring.html
worldkigo
butterfly (choo) . Schmetterling more BUTTERFLY kigo http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/02/butterfly-choochoo.html
worldkigo
cat, tomcat in spring, kitten (neko no koi) more CAT kigo http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/03/cat-neko.html
worldkigo
cicada in spring (haru no semi) more CICADA kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/03/cicada-semi-05.html
worldkigo
deer in spring (haru no shika) and more DEER kigo . loosing the horns http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/04/deer-shika.html
worldkigo
fawn, deer in spring, pregnant fawn haru no shika http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/04/deer-shika.html
worldkigo
fish and seafood SAIJIKI SPRING http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
worldkigo
fly in spring (haru no hae) more FLY kigo, flies http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fly-flies-hae.html
worldkigo
frog in spring (kaeru, kawazu) more FROG kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/frog-kawazu-kaeru.html
worldkigo
gadfly (abu) http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/07/gadfly-abu.html
worldkigo
horse in spring (haru no uma), young horse more HORSE kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/08/horse-uma.html
worldkigo
larvae coming out, grub coming out http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/animals-in-spring.html
worldkigo
lizard coming out of his hole tokage ana o izu http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/2007/06/lizard.html
worldkigo
lizzard coming out (tokage ana o deru) more LIZZARD kigo http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/2007/06/lizard.html
worldkigo
mosquito in spring (haru no ka), first mosquito (hatsu ka) more MOSQUITO kigo http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/01/mosquitoes-ka.html
worldkigo
mud snail, tanishi http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fields-paddies-ta.html
worldkigo
nest of birds (tori no su) http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/07/spring-at-zoo-05.html
worldkigo
pregnant birds (haramidori) http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/07/sparrow-suzume.html
worldkigo
seal (azarashi) http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/animals-in-spring.html
worldkigo
silkworm in spring (harugo) more SILKWORM kigo http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/08/silk-kinu.html
worldkigo
snake coming out (hebi ana o izu) more SNAKE kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/07/snake-hebi.html
worldkigo
tadpole, tadpoles (otamajakushi) more FROG kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/frog-kawazu-kaeru.html
worldkigo
toad coming out of the hole (hiki ana o izu) more FROG and TOAD kigo http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/frog-kawazu-kaeru.html
worldkigo
turtle calling (kame naku) more TURTLE kigo, turtoise, tortoise http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2008/05/turtle-kame.html
worldkigo
zoo animals in spring http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/07/spring-at-zoo-05.html


zzz ... Animals in Spring . . . S A I J I K I . . . http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/animals-in-spring.html



. Mediterranean monk seal . Monachus monachus

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3/07/2010

Plants in Spring ... SAIJIKI

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PLANTS - - - the Complete SAIJIKI

. PLANTS IN SPRING - SAIJIKI


. PLANTS IN SUMMER - SAIJIKI


. PLANTS IN AUTUMN - SAIJIKI


. PLANTS IN WINTER - SAIJIKI


. PLANTS IN the NEW YEAR - SAIJIKI


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Plants in Spring

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Spring
***** Category: Plant


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Explanation





Many plants have their main entry in a different season and when mentioned in spring, this has to be added explicitly

xxx in spring

Please check the entries carefully!

Some plants have their BUDS in spring!


LIST of the Plants in our WKD database

. PLANTS in all Spring Kigo  


kusa くさ【草】
this word is used for all kinds of grass, weeds, herbs, wild plants and such.


. Rice plants in spring .


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Kigo for early spring

aze aomu 畦青む 【あぜあおむ】 paddy-ridges turn green
dote aomu 土手青む 【どてあおむ】 river embankments turn green / embankment turns green
nono no me ものの芽 【もののめ】 mono no me, some buds/sprouts
..... monome 物芽 (ものめ) buds/sprouts of various plants


furukusa 古草 (ふるくさ) old plants and sprouts
(among the new ones)

kusa aomu 草青む (くさあおむ ) sprouts getting green
aokusa 青草(あおくさ)green sprouts
kusa no me 草の芽 (くさのめ) sprouts of grasses
..... takusa no me 名草の芽(なくさのめ)


shitamoe 下萌 (したもえ) sprouts and shoots
kusamoe 草萌 (くさもえ) plant sprouts/shoots

wakagaeru kusa 若返る草(わかがえるくさ)
"sprouts and grasses getting young again"
komagaeru kusa 駒返る草 (こまがえるくさ)
..... kusa komagaeru 草駒返る(くさこまがえる)



yukimagusa 雪間草 (ゆきまぐさ) plants peeking out of a break in the snow

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nekonomesoo, neko no me soo 猫の眼草 (ねこのめそう)
"cat's eye plant"
yamaneko no me soo 山猫眼草(やまねこのめそう)
hana nekonomesoo 花猫眼草(はなねこのめそう)
tsuru nekonomesoo 蔓猫眼草(つるねこのめそう)
miyama nekonomesoo 深山猫眼草(みやまねこのめそう)
Chrysosplenium grayanum
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charumerusoo ちゃるめる草 (ちゃるめるそう)
Mitella furusei Ohwi



mansaku 金縷梅 (まんさく) witch hazel
..... gin roobai 銀縷梅(ぎんろばい)
Hamamelis japonica
Zaubernussgewächse



suzume no katabira 雀の帷子 (すずめのかたびら)
annual meadow grass
"officila hat for a sparrow"
Poa annua


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Kigo for mid-spring


futaba 双葉 (ふたば) (the first ) two leaves of a plant
a kind of bud, cotyledon
..... futaba 二葉(ふたば)



hama kanzashi 浜簪 (はまかんざし) Armeria
matsuba kanzashi 仲春 松葉簪(まつばかんざし)
arumeria アルメリア shrift lady's cushion, sea pinks
hana kanzashi 花簪 (はなかんざし)
roodanse ローダンセ Rhodanthe, Swan river everlasting
heriputeramu ヘリプテラム Helipterum roseum Benth


hitori shizuka 一人静 (ひとりしずか) Chloranthus japonicus
Yoshino shizuka 吉野静(よしのしずか)
mayuhakisoo、眉掃草(まゆはきそう)


kijimushiro 雉蓆 (きじむしろ) Potentilla sprengeliana


mizukusa ou 水草生ふ (みずくさおう) みづくさおふ) waterweeds grow
... 水草生う (みくさおう) waterweeds grow
mogusa ou 藻草生う (もぐさおう) duckweed grows
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ukikusa oisomu 萍生い初む (うきくさおいそむ) floating weeds grow
... ukikusa ou 萍生う(うきくさおう)
(kinds of duckweed)
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junsai ou 蒪菜生う(じゅんさいおう)
..... nunawa ou 蒪生う (ぬなわおう)
Water shield (junsai 蓴菜)



shokatsusai 諸葛菜 (しょかつさい) Orychophragmus violaceus
murasaki hanana むらさきはなな Hanadaikon
oo araseitoo おおあらせいとう
or Hesperis matronalis



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Kigo for late spring

suzumegakure 雀隠れ (すずめがくれ) "enough to hide a sparrow"
when plants are just beginning to grow


wakakusa 若草 (わかくさ) "young plants"
..... wakakusa 嫩草(わかくさ)
niigusa 新草(にいくさ)new plants
kusa wakashi 草若し(くさわかし)plants are young
wakakusa no 若草野(わかくさの)field with young plants

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araseitoo 紫羅欄花 (あらせいとう) Matthiola, Mathiola
sutokku ストック Stock
ko araseitoo こあらせいとう, hime araseitoo ひめあらせいとう
nioi araseitoo 香あらせいとう(においあらせいとう)
Levkoje, Matthiola incana



ashibi 馬酔木 (あしび) Japanese andromeda blossoms
hana ashibi 花馬酔木(はなあしび),
asebi あせび、asebo あせぼ、asemi あせみ、ashibu あしぶ
Lavendelheide, Pieris japonica


ashitaba 明日葉 (あしたば) "tomorrow plant"
Angelica keiskei - Engelwurze
If you pick the young leaves today for food, they are grown back tomorrow.
Grows well on the Izu islands.


ebine 化偸草 (えびね) Calanthe discolor (orchidee)
..... 海老根(えびね). yabu ebine 藪えびね(やぶえびね)、
yama ubara 山うばら(やまうばら)
shishinokubisu no ku ししのくびすの木(ししのくびすのき)
suzufurisoo 鈴ふり草(すずふりそう)
ki ebine 黄えびね(きえびね)yellow Ebine


erika エリカ Erika
fam. Ericaceae


futari shizuka 二人静 (ふたりしずか) Chloranthus serratus
kitsunegusa 狐草(きつねぐさ)"fox plant"
saotomebana 早乙女花(さおとめばな)


gakidooshi 垣通 (かきどおし) Glechoma hederacea grandis
rensensoo 連銭草(れんせんそう), kantorisoo 疳取草(かんとりそう)
bateisoo 馬蹄草(ばていそう)"horseshoe-shaped plant"


ginran 銀蘭 (ぎんらん) "silver orchid"
sasaba ginran 笹葉銀蘭(ささばぎんらん)
Cephalanthera erecta



hanaikada, hana ikada 花筏 (はないかだ)
Helwingia japonica blossoms
mamakko ままっこ


hahakogusa 母子草 (ははこぐさ) Gnaphalium affine
kind of cottonweed. Baumwollgras
hookogusa 鼠麹草(ほうこぐさ)hohoko ははこ, hooko ほうこ
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chichikogusa 父子草 (ちちこぐさ)
Gnaphalium japonicum


hamadaikon, hama daikon no hana - Raphanus sativus
浜大根の花 (はまだいこんのはな)
..... hamadaiko 浜大根(はまだいこ)


hanazuoo 紫荊 (はなずおう) sappan
suoo no hana 蘇枋の花(すおうのはな) sappan flowers
Caesalpinia sappan
Ostindisches Rotholz


hatankyoo no hana 巴旦杏の花 (はたんきょうのはな)
Japanese plum blossoms

ぼたんきょうの花(ぼたんきょうのはな)
Prunus salicina Lindl . Prunus salicina
or
almond, Prunus amygdalus


hatazao no hana 旗竿の花 (はたざおのはな)
flower of Arabis glabra


heriotoroppu ヘリオトロープ Heliotrope
nioi murasaki においむらさき "fragrant violett"
koosuiboku 香水木(こうすいぼく)"perfume tree"



hikinokasa, hiki no kasa 蛙の傘 (ひきのかさ)
Ranunculus extorris. Ranunculus ternatus. dreizähniger Hahnenfuß
lit. "umbrella of a frog"
kokinbooge 小金鳳花(こきんぽうげ)
- - - - - and
kinpooge 金鳳花 (きんぽうげ)
..... 金鳳華 、毛茛(きんぽうげ
uma no ashigata うまのあしがた
Ranunculus japonicus
- - - - - and
kitsune no botan 狐の牡丹 (きつねのぼたん) "fox peony"
mookon 毛茛(もうこん)
Ranunculus quelpaertensis



hisakaki no hana 柃の花 (ひさかきのはな) hisakaki blossoms
nocha 野茶(のちゃ)"wild tea"
Eurya japonica Thunb
used in place of sakaki for Shinto offerings



ikarisoo 錨草 (いかりそう) arrenwort, bishop's hat
fairy wings, horny goatweed
Epimedium grandiflorum



juunihitoe 十二単 (じゅうにひとえ) Ajuga nipponensis
flowers in violet or white



kaidoo 海棠 (かいどう ) aronia
hana kaidoo 花海棠(はなかいどう)
nemreru hana 睡れる花(ねむれるはな)"sleeping flower"
hana kaidoo 垂糸海棠(はなかいどう), kaidoo 海紅(かいこう)
Malus halliana. Zierapfelbaum
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shukaidoo 秋海棠 (しゅうかいどう) aronia in autumn
kigo for early autumn



. Kaidoo Ki 海棠忌 Kaido Memorial Day .
Kume Santei 久米三汀, February 29

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kamojigusa 髢草 (かもじぐさ) Agropyron tsukushiensis
katsuragusa 鬘草(かつらぐさ)"wig plant"
hinakusa 雛草(ひなくさ)"Hina princess plant"


kanokosoo 纈草 (かのこそう) Valeriana officinalis
..... 鹿子草(かのこそう)
haru ominaeshi はるおみなえし
Baldrian


kazunokogusa 数の子草 (かずのこぐさ) Beckmannia syzigachne
kazunoko is a kind of fish roe.


kinran 金蘭 (きんらん) "gold orchid"
Cephalanthera falcata


. kinsenka 金盞花 (きんせんか) marigold .
..... jooshunka 常春花(じょうしゅんか)
..... chooshunka 長春花(ちょうしゅんか)
tokishirazu ときしらず
too kinsen 唐金盞(とうきんせん)Chinese calendula
kinsensoo 金盞草(きんせんそう)
karenjura カレンジュラ Calendula officinalis
Ringelblume


kodemari no hana 小粉団の花 こでまりのはな spiraea blossoms
dangobana 団子花(だんごばな)
..... kodemari no hana 小手毬の花 / 小手鞠の花(こでまりのはな)
こでまりの花(こでまりのはな)
Spiraea cantoniensis. Kantonspierstrauch


kumagaisoo 熊谷草 (くまがいそう) type of ladies slippers orchid
hoteisoo 布袋草(ほていそう)"Hotei orchid"
horokakegusa ほろかけぐさ, oobukurobana おおぶくろばな
kumagaesoo くまがえそう
Cypripedium japonicum



mamushigusa 蝮蛇草 (まむしぐさ) "poisonous snake plant"
hebi no daihachi 蛇の大八(へびのだいはち)
yama konnyaku 山蒟蒻(やまこんにゃく)mountain konnyaku plant
Arisaema serratum. orchid


muresuzume 群雀 (むれすずめ) Caragana sinica
lit. "a flock of sparrows"
..... kinkeiji 錦鶏児(きんけいじ)



ogatama 黄心樹の花 (おがたまのはな) Ogatama blossoms
..... ogatama mokuren 黄心樹木蓮(おがたまもくれん)
Michelia compressa


okisarisu オキザリス oxalis
hanakatabami はなかたばみ
Oxalis corniculata, wood sorrel
. suiba 酸葉 (すいば) garden (cock) sorrel, sour dock .



roberia ロベリア Lobelia
rurichoochoo 瑠璃蝶々(るりちょうちょう)"lapislazuli butterfly"
Lobelia erinus

rurisoo 瑠璃草 (るりそう) Omphalodes krameri
harisoo 玻璃草(はりそう)yama rurisoo 山瑠璃草(やまるりそう)



sankirai no hana 山帰来の花 (さんきらいのはな)
blossoms of Similax glabra
game no ki no hana がめの木の花(がめのきのはな)
sarutori ibara さるとりいばら
kakara かから
gandachi ibara がんだちいばら
karatachi ibara からたちいばら
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Chinawurzel


suzume no teppoo 雀の鉄砲 (すずめのてっぽう) short awn foxtail
"gun for the sparrow"
suzume no makura 雀の枕(すずめのまくら)"pillow for the sparrow"
yarikusa 槍草(やりくさ)
suzume no yari 雀の槍(すずめのやり)spear for the sparrow"
Alopecurus aequalis



tanetsukebana 種漬花 (たねつけばな) cuckooflower, (meadow) lady's-smock
..... tagarashi 田芥(たがらし)
teiregi ていれぎ
Cardamine flexuosa


toodaigusa 燈台草 (とうだいぐさ) Sun Spurge
...... sawaurushi 沢漆(さわうるし)"swamp laquer"
suzufuribana 、鈴振花(すずふりばな)
Euphorbia helioscopia
nourushi, no urushi 野漆( のうるし) wild laquer
Euphorbia adenochlora
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2009/06/laquer-tree.html

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uguisukagura 鶯神楽 (うぐいすかぐら) Suikazura
Japanese Honeysuckle
Lonicera gracilipes var. glabra
Fam. of Caprifoliaceae
Lonicera japonica. japanisches Geißblatt, japanische Heckenkirsche
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wakakusa 若草 (わかくさ) young grass(es)
(this includes all kinds of herbs and wildflowers)
..... 嫩草 【わかくさ】 young grass(es)
kusa wakashi 草若し (くさわかし) the grass is young
hatsukusa 初草 (はつくさ) first grass(es)
niikusa 新草 【にいくさ】 new grass(es)
- - - - - and
kusa no wakaba 草の若葉 (くさのわかば) young leaves of plants
..... kusa wakaba 草若葉(くさわかば)
tsuta wakaba 蔦若葉 (つたわかば) of Japanese ivy
..... tsuta no wakaba 蔦の若葉(つたのわかば)
kuzu wakaba 葛若葉 (くずわかば) of Kudzu
..... kuzu no wakaba 葛の若葉(くずのわかば)
hagi wakaba 萩若葉 (はぎわかば) of bush clover
..... waka hagi 若萩(わかはぎ), hagi no wakaba 萩の若葉(はぎのわかば)




yukiyanagi 雪柳 (ゆきやなぎ) spir, ea
kogomebana 小米花(こごめばな)
kogomezakura 小米桜(こごめざくら)
komeyanagi ekubo no hana 、こめやなぎえくぼ花(えくぼばな)、
funsetsuka 噴雪花(ふんせつか)
Spiraea thunbergii. Spierstrauch


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Kigo for all spring

haru no kusa 春の草 (はるのくさ) plants/weeds in spring
niikusa 新草(にいくさ)new plants
..... hoosoo 芳草(ほうそう)fragrant plants
kusa koobashi 草芳し(くさこうばし)
kusa kaguwashi草かぐわし(くさかぐわし)
kusa kanbashi 草かんばし(くさかんばし)

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boofuu 防風 (ぼうふう) Glehnia
hama boofu 浜防風(はまぼうふう)Glehnia on the beach
hamanigana はまにがな
Glehnia littoralis
boofuu tsumi 防風摘み(ぼうふうつみ)picking glehnia
boofu horu 防風掘る(ぼうふうほる)digging for glehnia
boofuu toru 防風取る(ぼうふうとる)harvesting gelehnia




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Worldwide use


American Flowers in all Seasons
http://www.theflowerexpert.com/content/growingflowers/flowers-and-seasons


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Things found on the way



Sansai is often used as ingredients in shoojin ryoori, and the Buddhist vegetarian cooking.
A lot of it is picked in spring.

. WASHOKU
Vegetables from the Forest : sansai 山菜




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HAIKU





雀隠れ道楽やめて犬連れて
suzumegakure dooraku yamete inu tsurete

enough to hide sparrows -
I stop my hobby and take the dog
for a walk


Kobayashi Tsukushi 小林つくし
source : sono hi sono toki saijiki


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Related words


. SPRING
the complete SAIJIKI



. WKD ... Seasonal and Regional
Complete SAIJIKI list


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Those plants mentioned above are not included.


BACKUP of the YAHOO LIST


001 ,,, PLANTS IN SPRING . . . . . INTRODUCTION http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

002 . . . . . VEGETABLE SAIJIKI
most vegetables and their blossoms are HERE !
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

acebia blossoms (akebi no hana). Akebia quinata (Houtt.) Decne
more AKEBI kigo . akebi no mezuke pickles
tsuta Japanese ivy and other vines
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/10/acebia-akebi.html

almond blossoms (hatankyoo no hana)
Prunus salicina. or Prunus amygdalus
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

amigasa lily flower, baimo no hana, amigasa yuri
Fritillaria verticillata
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2007/06/daylily-kanzoo.html

andromeda, Japanese andromeda (ashibi)
Pieris japonica
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

anemone, ichirinsoo. Anemone
buttercup family Ranunculaceae
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.jp/2005/01/anemone.html

aoki laurel blossoms (aoki no hana)
Aucuba japonica, kind of Japanese laurel
http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.jp/2007/12/red-berries.html

apple blossoms (ringo no hana)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/01/apple-ringo-05.html

apricot blossoms (anzu no hana)
http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/2007/03/apricot-blossoms.html

aronia (kaidoo)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

asparagus (asuaragasu, asupara)
seiyoo udo. Spargel
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

azalea (tsutsuji, satsuki)
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/01/azalea-tsutsuji-satsuki.html

bamboo autumn (take no aki) "autumn of the bamboo"
bamboo shoots in spring (haru no takenoko) more BAMBOO kigo
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/02/bamboo-take.html

barley greens (aomugi)
more BARLEY kigo
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2008/02/barley-wheat.html

beans blossoms (mame no hana) - all kinds of beans
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.com/2007/03/beans-mame.html

bellflower buds (kikyoo no me)
bell flower. Platycodon grandiflorus.
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2007/11/seven-herbs-autumn.html

berry blossoms LIST. berries
strawberry, raspberry, wolfsbery, elderberry, mulberry
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/05/berry-berries.html

birch tree blossoms (shirakaba no hana)
more TREE kigo
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.com/2007/12/tree-ki-jumoku.html

boxwood blossoms (tsuge no hana)
Buchsbaum, Buxus microphylla
http://darumamuseum.blogspot.jp/2007/07/comb-kushi.html

bracken and fern (warabi)
a KIGO list
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

bud, buds of trees (konome, ko no me)
a KIGO list
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2008/02/buds-of-trees.html

buddhas seat (hotoke no za, tabirako)
Lapsana apogonoides
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/02/buddhas-seat-hotoke-no-za.html

butterbur, coltsfood (fuki no too)
a delicacy in early spring
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/02/butterbur-fuki-no-too.html

camellia (tsubaki) , sazanka
more CAMELLIA kigo
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/03/camellia-tsubaki.html

cedar blossoms (sugi no hana) . cedar pollen (sugi kafun)
http://happyhaiku.blogspot.jp/2004/10/dripping-rain.html

cherry blossoms (sakura, hana)
and viewing them, hanami . a KIGO list
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/03/cherry-blossoms-sakura.html

cherry tree of Daigo (daigo zakura)
Famous old tree in Okayama, Japan
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/04/daigo-cherry-tree.html

chickweed (hakobera)
Thalassoma quinquevittatum
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fern-shida.html

citrus fruit blossoms (kankitsurui no hana)
a KIGO list
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/kankitsurui.html

clethra barbinervis picking (ryoofu tsumu, ryoobu tsumu)
rice with ryoobu, tea from ryoobu.
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/11/verbs-used-in-kigo.html

cottonweed (gogyo)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fern-shida.html

crocus (kuraooasu) Krokus
Crocus chrysanthus, Crocus sieberi, etc.
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.jp/2005/03/crocus.html

cyclamen (shikuramen)
Alpenveilchen. Cyclamen persicum Mill.
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/03/cyclamen.html


daffodil, daffodils (rappa suisen)
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2005/04/daffodil-and-narcissus.html

dandelion (tanpopo)
"lion's teeth", Lenzahn .: Taraxacum hondoense.
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/04/dandelion-tanpopo.html

daphne (jinchooge)
Daphne odora
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/04/daphne-jinchooge.html

daruma flower (darumasoo), zen flower (zazensoo)
Symplocarpus renifolius
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/04/daruma-flower.html

daruma mikan
Citrus sulcata
http://darumamuseum.blogspot.com/2008/06/mikan.html

dogtooth violet flower (katakuri no hana)
Erythronium japonicum
http://washokufood.blogspot.jp/2008/08/katakuriko.html

dogwood (hana mizuki)
Cornus florida . American yamabooshi
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/04/dogwood-cornus-family.html

dropwort (seri), Japanese parsley
Oenanthe javanica
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.jp/2005/06/fern-shida.html


fallen laves in spring (haru ochiba)
more FALLEN LEAVES kigo. fallen leaves of oak trees
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/06/fallen-leaves-ochiba.html

fern, japanese royal fern (zenmai)
Osmunda japonica. and other edible ferns
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

field horsetail (sugina) . inu sugina
Equisetum arvense
http://fudosama.blogspot.jp/2004/12/tokusa-fudo-temple-kanagawa.html

forest in spring (haru no mori)
tree in spring (haru no ki)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/11/winter-forest-work.html

forget-me-not (wasurenagusa) Vergissmeinicht
Myosotis family.
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2007/06/forget-me-not.html

forsythia (rengyoo)
Forsythia suspensa
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/11/wintersweet-roobai.html

freesia (fureejia) Freesie, Freesien
"fragrant snow orchid" (koosetsuran)
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.jp/2005/04/daffodil-and-narcissus.html


garlic (ninniku) Knoblauch
a KIGO list
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

gentian in spring (haru rindoo)
Gentiana thunbergii, Gentiana zollingeri Fawcett, Gentiana squarrosa
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2010/10/gentian-rindoo.html

gingko blossoms (ichoo no hana)
Gingko biloba tree
http://darumasan.blogspot.com/2004/11/gingko-trees-and-daruma.html

grape hyacinth (musukari)
Muscari armeniacum. Lampenputzer
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2005/07/grape-hyacinth.html

gromwell, stoneseed (wakamurasaki, murasaki)
Lithospermum erythrorhizon.
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.jp/2008/06/murasaki-color.html


hawthorn blossoms (sanzashi no hana)
fam Crataegus
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/05/hawthorn-blossoms.html

heartleaf false pickerelweed (konagi)
Monochoria vaginalis. oval-leafed pondweed
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2008/05/pickerel-weed.html

helwingia japonica blossoms (hanaikada)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

hisakaki blossoms (hisakaki no hana)
Eurya japonica Thunb
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

horsetail plant (tsukushi)
Schachtelhalm. often eaten in spring
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

hyacinth (hiyashinsu) Hyazinthe
Hyacinthus orientalis
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.jp/2005/08/hyacinth.html


iris lactea, neji ayame, barin, baren, nejibaren
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2005/09/iris-ayame.html


japanese quince blossoms (karin no hana)
Pseudocydonia sinensis
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2006/05/quince-blossom-boke-no-hana.html


keman flower (kemansoo) bleeding heart, Tränendes Herz
Dicentra spectabilis, Lamprocapnos spectabilis
http://darumapilgrim.blogspot.jp/2005/08/flower-garlands.html

knotweed, Japanese knotweed (itadori)
Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. et Zucc.
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html


lawn in spring (haru no shiba)
lawn and grasses in all seasons
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2008/05/lawn-shiba.html

lettuce (chisha)
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

lilac (rairakku) Flieder
Syringa vulgaris
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2010/04/lilac-flieder.html

lonicera gracilipes blossoms (usuisukagura)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html


magnolia (kobushi, mokuren)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/01/magnolia-mokuren-05.html

maple tree blossoms (kaede no hana)
more TREE kigo
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.com/2007/12/tree-ki-jumoku.html


mimosa (mimoza)
Acacia baileyana
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2010/12/silk-tree-nemu-no-ki.html

moss pink (shibazakura)
Phlox subulata.
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/01/moss-pink-shibazakura-05.html

mountain pear blossoms (yamanashi no hana)
more YAMANASHI kigo
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/05/yamanashi.html

mugwort (yomogi)
Artemisia princeps
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

mulberry tree blossoms (kuwa no hana). mulberry buds (kuwa no me)
more MULBERRY tree and silk kigo
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2011/06/mulberries-kuwa-no-mi.html

mustard, brown mustard blossoms (karashina)
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

myooga bamboo, myoogatake
kind of Japanese ginger
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/myoga-japanese-ginger.html


nanking cherry (yusura)
Prunus tomentosa
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/04/plum-ume.html

narcissus and jonquils (kizuisen)
Narcissus jonquilla
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2005/04/daffodil-and-narcissus.html

nashi blossoms, asian pear, japanese pear blossoms (nashi)
Pyrus serotina var. culta
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/kudamono-fruits-obst.html

natsumikan blossoms, summer tangerine blossoms
(sometimes placed in summer)
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/kankitsurui.html

nori, laver, sea lettuce
Porphyra tenera
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/08/laver-nori.html

orange tree blossoms (karatachi no hana)
Poncirus trifoliata Rafin. more ORANGE kigo.
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/kankitsurui.html


paddy parsley, taseri
Oenanthe javanica.
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fields-paddies-ta.html

pansy, pansies, violets (sumire)
Viola tricolor
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2006/02/pansy.html

pappas grass buds sprouting (susuki no me)
more SUSUKI and KAYA kigo
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/10/pampas-grass-susuki.html

peach blossoms (momo no hana)
hanamomo
http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/2007/04/flower-peach-hanamomo.html

peony buds (botan no me)
more PEONY kigo
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/04/peony-botan.html

pine center (matsu no shin) . young pine green (wakamidori)
more PINE kigo. pine blossom (matsu no hana) , pine pollen (matsu no kafun) ...
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/04/pine-matsu.html

platanus blossoms (suzukake no hana)
more PLATANUS kigo
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/11/platanus-sycamore.html

plum blossoms (ume)
a KIGO list. Ume, Prunus mume, is biologically of the apricot family.
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/04/plum-ume.html

pollen from trees (sugi kafun, matsu kafun)
more FOREST kigo
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/11/winter-forest-work.html


quince blossom (boke no hana). Japanese quince
Chaenomeles japonica. more BOKE kigo
Marumero quince
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/05/quince-blossom-boke-no-hana.html


radish, long radish (suzushiro)
Raphanus sativus. radish blossoms (daikon no hana)
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/06/radish-daikon.html

rapeseed flowers, rape blossoms (na no hana)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/04/rape-blossoms-na-no-hana.html

raspberry blossoms (kiichigo no hana)
ki-ichigo no hana
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/05/berry-berries.html

reeds sprouting (ashi no me)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/10/pampas-grass-susuki.html

rocambole, wild rocambole (nobiru)
Allium grayi. kind of wild garlic.
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

rose buds (bara no me)
primrose (sakurasooo) - Primula sieboldii. Primula modesta (yukiwarisoo)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2007/06/rose-bara.html


seaweed (kaisoo)
nori, kelp, wakame, hijiki
http://haikutopics.blogspot.com/2006/06/seaweed-kaisoo.html

setsubun plant (setsubunsoo)
Shibateranthis pinnatifida
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2006/07/setsubun-festival-february-3.html

seven herbs of spring (haru no nanakusa)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fern-shida.html

sheperds purse blossoms (nazuna no hana)
and the seven herbs of spring
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fern-shida.html

shiitake in spring (haru shiitake)
Lentinula edodes
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/ki-no-ko-mushrooms-pilze.html

shikimi skimmia blossoms (shikimi no hana)
Skimmia japonica
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2012/05/shikimi-skimmia.html

shoot, sprout, tiller, tree bud (hikobae)
more BUD kigo
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2008/02/buds-of-trees.html

silene pendula (fukuro nadeshiko)
Silene pendula, Nodding Catchfly
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.jp/2006/04/pinks-nadeshiko-05.html

similax glabra blossoms (sankirai no hana)
sarutori ibara, ...
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

snowdrop (sunooduroppu) Schneeglöckchen - Galanthus nivalis
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2006/07/snowdrops.html

spikenard (udo)
spikenard in dressing and more food
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/04/mori-no-megumi.html

spir (yukiyanagi)
Spiraea thunbergii. Spierstrauch
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

spiraea (kodemari)
Spiraea cantoniensis
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

spring chrysanthemum (shungiku) and other kinds
Chrysanthemum coronarium
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/09/shungiku.html

spring orchid (shunran)
Cymbidium virescens
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2007/02/spring-orchids-shunran.html

sprouts and buds (shitamoe, kusamoe)
embankments and ridges turn green
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

star anise blossoms (shikimi)
Illicium religiosum
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

starwort (yomena)
Aster yomena. Kalimeris yomena
http://washokufood.blogspot.jp/2008/08/starwort-cooked-rice.html

strawberry blossoms (ichigo no hana)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2009/05/berry-berries.html

suzuna turnip, Japanese turnip
fam. Cruciferae
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2005/06/fern-shida.html

swamp pink (shoojoobakama)
Heloniopsis orientalis. shoojoo bakama
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.jp/2007/03/yugen-yuugen.html



thistle (azami)
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.jp/2010/10/thistle-azami.html

trees with blossoms
a KIGO list. alder, hazle, catalpa, maple, oak, torrey, spice bush, birch, bayberry
http://wkdhaikutopics.blogspot.com/2007/12/tree-ki-jumoku.html

trident daphne blossoms (mitsumata no hana)
Edgeworthia papyrifera
http://worldkigodatabase.blogspot.com/2005/04/daphne-jinchooge.html

truffles (shooro) / Rhizopogon rubescens
scratching for truffles (shooro kaku)
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/07/ki-no-ko-mushrooms-pilze.html

tulip (ukonokoo, botan yuri)
all kinds of tulips
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/08/tulip.html

ukogi aralia (Acanthopanax sieboldianum Makino)
leaves are picked and used for tea in Yamagata
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/05/koi-carp-yamagata.html

- - - - - vegetable SAIJIKI
!! all VEGETABLE kigo !!
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html worldkigo
Offline
vegetable SPRING . . . SAIJIKI
all SPRING vegetables
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

vegetables sprouting (kukitachi, kuki tachi)
sprouting vegetables
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2009/04/spring-vegetables-start.html

veronica flower, speedwell (inufuguri, inu fuguri)
Veronica didyma
http://europasaijiki.blogspot.com/2006/10/veronica-flower.html

vetch, astralagus, milkvetch clover
Astragalus sinicus. a kind of clover blossoms
http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/2007/05/clover.html


wasabi, Japanese horseradish
http://darumasan.blogspot.com/2006/08/wasabi.html

waterweeds grow (mizukusa ou)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

willow (yanagi), willow buds (yanagi no me)
pussy-willow (neko yanagi)
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/03/willow-yanagi.html

winter jasmine (oobai) - Jasminum nudiflorum. Winterjasmin
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.jp/2007/10/sweet-osmanthus.html

wisteria (fuji) . Wisteria floribunda
wisteria trellis (fujidana) and more
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2007/03/wisteria-fuji.html

witch hazel (mansaku)
Hamamelis japonica
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html

wolfberry (kuko)
Lycium rhombifolium
http://washokufood.blogspot.com/2008/08/wolfberry-cooked-rice.html


yellow rose (yamabuki), yellow mountain rose
Kerria japonica. and Chelidonium japonicus (yamabukisoo)
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/12/yellow-rose-yamabuki.html

yew tree blossoms (ishii no hana)
araragi, onko. more yew tree kigo
http://worldkigo2005.blogspot.com/2006/12/yew-tree-ichi-i.html

young grass, young grasses (wakakusa)
first grass (niikusa) and more
http://wkdkigodatabase03.blogspot.com/2010/03/plants-in-spring-saijiki.html


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2/15/2010

Seeds in spring

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Seeds in Spring

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Spring, Summer see below
***** Category: Humanity


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Explanation


Spring is a time for planting new crops, flowers and trees.

Here are kigo related to these activities.



. Rice fields and paddies
during all seasons
 


. Activities in Spring  


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Kigo for early spring



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Kigo for mid-spring


naedoko 苗床 (なえどこ) bed for seedlings
Saatbeet
tanedoko 種床(たねどこ)、byooho 苗圃(びょうほ)
onshoo 温床(おんしょう)warm bed (for seedlings)
fureemu フレーム frame
reishoo 冷床(れいしょう)cold bed(for seedlings)
tane shooji 苗障子(なえしょうじ)sliding doors
(above the bed for seedlings)
The beds for the rice plants are especially important. But other plants are also kept in small warmed beds for early planting.
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naefuda 苗札 (なえふだ) plate to identify the seedlings


naegi 苗木市 (なえぎいち) market for tree saplings
naegi uri 苗木売(なえぎうり)vendor of tree saplings



tana-i 種井 たない well for the seeds
..... tana ido 種井戸(たないど)
..... tana ike 種池(たないけ)pond for the seeds
..... tane oke 種桶(たねおけ)bucket for the seeds
Many seeds are watered for a while before sown in the fields or in the garden.


tana-ike sarai 種池浚い (たないけさらい)
cleaning the pond for the seeds
tanaike barai 種池ばらい(たないけばらい)、
tana-i barai 種井ばらい(たないばらい)cleaning the well
tana-i gae 種井替(たないがえ)changing (the water) in the well

. Pond, well and related KIGO




tanemono 種物 (たねもの) (all kinds of) seeds
..... monodane 物種(ものだね)
花種(はなたね) seeds of flowers
taneuri, tane uri 種売(たねうり)vendor of seeds
tanebukuro 種袋(たねぶくろ)package with seeds
tanemonoya 種物屋(たねものや)store selling seeds



tane erabi 種選 (たねえらび) selecting seeds
tane yori 種選(たねより)



ueki ichi 植木市 (うえきいち)
market for potted plants and trees
These markets are quite popular in rural areas and often held during the spring festivals of temples and shrines.
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Kigo for late spring

tane kagashi 種案山子 (たねかがし)
scarecrow in the bed for seedlings



tane hitashi 種浸し (たねひたし) watering the seeds
tane tsuke 種浸け(たねつけ)
tanekashi 種かし(たねかし)、tanefute 種ふて、tane fuseru 種ふせる(たねふせる)
momi tsukeru 籾つける(もみつける)watering unhulled rice grains
tanedoki 種時(たねどき)
tanedawara 種俵(たねだわら)
sujidawara すじ俵(すじだわら)



rice seedlings in a wet bed

My home in Ohaga, Okayama prefecture
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tanemaki 種蒔 (たねまき / 種蒔き) sowing seeds
..... tane oroshi 種おろし(たねおろし)
sujimaki すじ蒔(すじまき)
tanemakizakura 種蒔桜(たねまきざくら)
wild cherry blossom tree for sowing
(indicating with its blossoms that it is time to sow and plant. See the chapter about rice planting)
tanemaki okko 種蒔おっこ(たねまきおっこ)
momi maku 籾蒔く(もみまく)sowing unhulled rice
momi orosu 籾おろす(もみおろす)
yudane maku 斎種まく(ゆだねまく)sowing consecrates seeds
(that have been taken to a shrine or temple before and consecrated for a good harvest)


. tanemaki 種蒔 SOWING vegetables and flowers
KIGO LIST
 


Sowing can be done by hand or with small maschines. Some are sown into plastic sheets with a hole for some seeds at a certain distance between the plants to grow.


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Kigo for early summer

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naeuri, nae-uri 苗売 (なえうり / 苗売り)
vendor of seedlings (of vegetables and flowers)

naeichi, nae-ichi 苗市(なえいち) market for vegetable seedlings
Many vegetables are sold as small plants for private gardens and fields.
During the Edo period, this was a small income for farmers living close to the cities. Mostly cucumbers, eggplants, taro and sweetpotatoes or flowers like morning glory were sold.



寺の門出て苗売に逢へりけり

tera no mon dete nae-uri e aeri keri

out of the temple gate
I go to meet
the seedling vendor



Kubota Mantaro 久保田万太郎


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. nashi nae 茄子苗 (なすなえ) eggplant seedlings  



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Kigo for Summer
 


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お城から見るや種蒔く三十里
o-shiro kara miru ya tanemaku sanjuu ri

from the castle
I see them sowing seeds -
for 30 ri


Masaoka Shiki 正岡子規

one RI is about 4 km.
Here Shiki is taling about the castle of Matsuyama and the surrounding fertile plains.

. Masaoka Shiki 正岡子規
and Matsuyama City 松山



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***** Spring (haru) . . . the season


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11/17/2009

Pond, lake (ike)

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Pond, small lake (ike)

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Various, see below
***** Category: Earth and see below


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Explanation


The word POND / LAKE (ike 池) just like that are not kigo, not even the "old pond".

mizuumi, mizu-umi 湖 (みずうみ) lake


But
there are some compound kigo about the irrigation ponds and rivulets important for farming in olden times.


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All Winter




ikebushin, ike-bushin 池普請 (いけぶしん) cleaning the pond
kawabushin, kawa-bushin 川普請(かわぶしん)cleaning the river

In winter, when the water level was low, the bottom of watering ponds and rivers was cleaned from mud and other things than had gathered during the year. The shallower river beds were made deeper in this way for transporting goods and the mud was used as fertilizer for the nearby fields.
Dams and dikes along rivers were also repaired at this time of year.




ike karu 池涸る(いけかる)pond drying up
... kareike, kare-ike 涸池(かれいけ)
not enough water in the pond/lake



saihyoochi 採氷池(さいひょうち)pond for cutting ice
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Ice was cut from clear ponds, stored in huts in the valleyes and later transported to the feudal lords in summer to cool them down.
. Ice cutting (koori kiru)  
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kigo for late winter

hyooko 氷湖 (ひょうこ) frozen lake
..... tooketsuko 凍結湖(とうけつこ)
..... tooko 凍湖(とうこ)
..... keppyooko 結氷湖(けっぴょうこ)
..... hyooban 氷盤(ひょうばん)
mizuumi kooru 湖凍る(みずうみこおる)lake is frozen




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omiwatari 御神渡 (おみわたり) gods crossing the frozen lake
miwatari, mi-watari 御渡(みわたり)
At Lake Suwako 諏訪湖 in winter, when it is frozen and has special patterns like a path on the ice.


The 7 wonders of
Lower Shrine of Great Shrines of Suwa
. Lake Suwako, O-Miwatari  


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kigo for all autumm


aki no ike 秋の池(あきのいけ)pond in autumn
aki no mizuumi 秋の湖 (あきのみずうみ) lake in autumn

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early autumn
ceremony

nanako no ike 七箇の池 ななこのいけ "seven ponds"
one ceremony during the Tanabata star festival. Seven bowls for washing your hands (tarai) were interpreted as ponds and a mirror put in each. The stars would then reflect in these seven mirrors.

also
nanashu no otamuke 七種の御手向(しちしゅのおたむけ)
tanabata no o-asobi 七夕の御遊(たなばたのおあそび) "Tanabata enjoyment"
nana asobi 七遊(ななあそび)"seven enjoyments"
momoko no ike 百子の池(ももこのいけ)

Star Festival (Tanabata, Japan) Milky Way (ama no gawa)




ikegaebon, ikekae bon 池替え盆(いけかえぼん)cleaning the pond "for O-Bon"
Often done in a temple by all paritioners.

part of the preparations on
nanukabon 七日盆(なぬかぼん)
O-Bon ceremonies on the 7th of August
This is a custom of the Kansai region, and not seen in Kanto.

bon hajime 盆始め(ぼんはじめ) beginning of O-Bon
migaki bon 磨き盆(みがきぼん)polishing for O-Bon
haka nagi 墓薙ぎ(はかなぎ) cleaning the graves


Bon Festival (o-bon, obon)


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kigo for all summer

natsu no ike 夏の池(なつのいけ)pond/lake in summer


natsu no mizuumi 夏の湖 (なつのみずうみ) lake in summer
..... natsu no umi 夏の湖(なつのうみ)
natsu no numa 夏の沼(なつのぬま)swamp in summer



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late summer

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hasu ike 蓮池(はすいけ) lotus pond



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kigo for late spring

tanaike, tana-ike 種池(たないけ)pond to immerse the rice seeds (momidane 籾種)
before they are sown into the seed beds.

also
tana-i 種井 たない , tana-ido 種井戸(たないど)well to immerse the seeds
tana-oke 種桶(たねおけ)bucket to immerse the seeds


tana-ike sarai 種池浚い (たないけさらい) cleaning the pond (before immersing the rice seeds)
... tane-ike barai 種池ばらい(たないけばらい)
... tane-i barai 種井ばらい(たないばらい)
... tane-i-gae 種井替(たないがえ)



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India, Punjab

. Sarovar - Sacred Pool .


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well, ido 井戸
topic for haiku



. Sound of Water (mizu no oto 水の音)
The Old Pond Haiku by Matsuo Basho 



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Daruma Ike だるま池 ponds named Daruma pond

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clear autumn day
by the little lake -
Namu Amida Butsu !


Gabi Greve, Autumn 2005


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なかぞらへ鯉投げあぐる池普請
nakazora e koi nage-aguru ikebushin

high into midair
the carp are thrown -
cleaning the pond


Ameyama Minoru 飴山實 (1926 - 2000)
Tr. Gabi Greve


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a hot pond -
and then he jumps in,
the naked human


. Look at the photo ! Gabi

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古池や蛙飛び込む水の音
furu ike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto


. Basho and the Sound of Water .


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***** . Well, cleaning the well (ido zarai)  
kigo for early summer
Brunnen reinigen



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5/11/2009

Hawthorn blossoms

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Hawthorn blossoms (sanzashi no hana)

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Late Spring
***** Category: Plant


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Explanation

hawthorn blossoms 山楂子の花 (さんざしのはな)
sanzashi no hana

meifurawaa メイフラワー may flower, mayflower

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A tree that gets about 2 meters high. In late april toward may, it has white flowers with five petals in bunches of five or six. They are similar to plum blossoms. It used to be part of the Chinese medical plants, but now it is only planted for its blossoms.
Its western cousin, the mayflower, has also red blossoms.

The flower word for this is HOPE.

Its fruit are dried and eaten or made to juice.

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Hawthorn (Crataegus)
is a large genus of shrubs and trees in the rose family, Rosaceae, native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere in Europe, Asia and North America. The name hawthorn was originally applied to the species native to northern Europe, especially the Common Hawthorn C. monogyna, and the unmodified name is often so used in Britain and Ireland. However the name is now also applied to the entire genus, and also to the related Asian genus Rhaphiolepis.
Culinary use
The fruits of the species Crataegus pinnatifida (Chinese Hawthorn) are tart, bright red, and resemble small crabapple fruits. They are used to make many kinds of Chinese snacks, including haw flakes and tanghulu (糖葫芦). The fruits, which are called shānzhā (山楂) in Chinese, are also used to produce jams, jellies, juices, alcoholic beverages, and other drinks.
© More in the WIKIPEDIA !


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England

seiyoo sanzashi セイヨウサンザシ Western hawthorn
It has small red flowers in May.
When you take a branch to a home, a person will become sick in that home, says English legend.

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Germany

Weißdorn

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The Hawthorn is said to be the 'thornbushes' in this scriptural verse:

And on that day, the Lord shall whistle for the fly that is in the farthest stream of Egypt, and for the bee in the land of Assyria. And they shall come and settle in the steep ravines and in the rocky clefts, on all thornbushes, and in all pastures.
(Isaiah 7:18-19)


- Shared by Elaine Andre -
Joys of Japan, 2012


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Jodie Hawthorne haiku collection
Australia
Reference

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firethorn 常盤山査子 tokiwa-sanzashi
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Pyracanthus angustifolia Schneid
Pyracantha angustifolia
木下杢太郎画「新編百花譜百選」より

pirakansaa ピラカンサ pyracanthus


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Firethorn (Pyracantha) is a genus of thorny evergreen large shrubs in the family Rosaceae, subfamily Maloideae. They are native from southeast Europe east to southeast Asia, and are closely related to Cotoneaster, but have serrated leaf margins and numerous thorns (Cotoneaster is thornless).

The plants reach up to 6 m tall. The seven species have white flowers and either red, orange, or yellow berries (more correctly pomes). The flowers are produced during late spring and early summer; the pomes develop from late summer, and mature in late autumn.
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花山楂子古妻ながら夢はあり 
ka sanzashi furume nagara yume wa ari   

hawthorn blossoms -
although being an old wife
I still have dreams  
 

Ishida Akiko 石田あき子
Tr. Gabi Greve


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思ひ凝らせば山楂子の日の戻りくる   
omoi koraseba sanzashi no hi no modori-kuru
  
手塚美佐

source : www.ami-yacon.jp

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scattering mayflowers
a startle
of dove wings


- Shared by Sandi Pray -
Joys of Japan, 2012


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***** hawthorn berries
kigo for autumn

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HAIKU with hawthorn berries

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5/03/2009

Berry, berries

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Berry, berries

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Various, see below
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Explanation

There are many berries available in various seasons.
Some are edible, some are not.

There are also English names of plants and shrubs that include the BERRY part.
The Japanese name can be tricky, mostly MI 実 is used.
xx の実 is also used for fruit, nuts and others.

berii ベリー berry
chiisa na kajitsu 小さな果実 "small fruit"


MI in compound words
液果, 漿果(しょうか)

I will try and list the BERRY KIGO here.

We have to distinguish between the blossoms of these berries and the fruit, which can be in different seasons.

Gabi Greve

under construction


pregnant sea animals are also sometimes called "in berry"
like fish, shrimp, crabs.

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SPRING


ichigo no hana 苺の花 (いちごのはな) strawberry blossoms
kigo for late spring
..... hana ichigo 花苺(はないちご)
kusaichigo no hana 草苺の花(くさいちごのはな)
nawashiro ichigo no hana 苗代苺の花(なわしろいちごのはな)
hebi-ichigo no hana 蛇苺の花(へびいちごのはな)
blossoms of Indian strawberry



kiichigo no hana, ki-ichigo no hana 木苺の花 (きいちごのはな)
raspberry blossoms, Himbeerblüten
kigo for late spring
momiji ichigo もみじ苺(もみじいちご)
sagari ichigo下り苺(さがりいちご)
awa ichigo 粟苺(あわいちご)


kuko クコ 枸杞 Wolfsberry
Lycium rhombifolium
kigo for mid-spring


kuwa 桑 (くわ)mulberry tree
late spring
kuwa no me 桑の芽(くわのめ)
kuwa no hana 桑の花(くわのはな)
kuwabatake 桑畑(くわばたけ) mulberry field
Kigo related to silk and mulberries

..... koozo no hana 楮の花 (こうぞのはな)
paper mulberry blossoms
..... kazo no hana かぞの花(かぞのはな)
..... kazu nohana かずの花(かずのはな)
..... kozo no ki no hana こぞの木の花(こぞのきのはな)
kami no ki no hana かみの木の花(かみのきのはな)
Broussonetia papyrifera




niwatoko no hana 接骨木の花 (にわとこのはな)
elderberry blossoms
..... tazu no hana たずの花(たずのはな)
..... miyatsukogi みやつこぎ
Sambucus sieboldiana. Holunder



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SUMMER

berries, many kinds of wild berries

bayberry 楊桃 (やまもも yamamomo)
yamaume やまうめ、momokawa ももかわ
yoobai 楊梅(ようばい)、jubai 樹梅(じゅばい)
yamamomobune 楊桃船(やまももぶね)
yamamomo, yama momo 山桃(やまもも)"mountain peach"
kigo for mid-summer
Myrica rubra - ヤマモモ




blackberries, blackberry
kigo for early summer
(according to Higginson, Haiku World)
Others list the blackberries as autumn in Europe



Blackberries, blackberry, Brombeeren
summer in Germany
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They are not native to Japan.


season's change
blackberries will soon
be ready


Robert Hunt
Happy Haiku Forum
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Brambles are thorny plants of the genus Rubus, in the rose family (Rosaceae). Bramble fruit is the fruit of any such plant, including the blackberry and raspberry.
The word comes from Germanic bram-bezi, whence also German Brombeere and French framboise. In popular UK usage the term primarily refers to the blackberry bush; in Scotland and the north of England it refers to both the blackberry bush and its fruits.
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brambles in the Japanese dictionary gives two words

ki-ichigo (Rubus), see above and
kuro-ichigo.

kuro ichigo, kuroichigo 黒苺 "black strawberries"
Rubus mesogaeus
kuroichigo are not listed in the Japanese saijiki.
They are most probably blackberries.

yuki teikei lists bramble as a spring kigo.


IRELAND
We must distinguish between the plant (the bramble) and its fruit (the blackberry).
I would suggest that the bramble comes earlier in the year (summer, the time when it grows most vigorously), with the blackberry later (autumn, when we go to search for the berries in the forests, and the brambles are less important to us).

Isabelle Prondzynski


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Blueberries , blueberry
late summer across the USA.
http://www.ehow.com/about_4574395_blueberrypicking-season.html



Gooseberry, gooseberries Europe
suguri no mi すぐりの実 (すぐりのみ)



Huckleberries, Hucklberries
kigo for all summer
Northwestern Parts of North America
They are wild and highly prized both by humans and bears.
Read : Huckleberries



kiichigo, ki-ichigo 木苺 (きいちご)
raspberry, raspberries, Himbeeren
food kigo for early summer



koori ichigo 氷いちご(こおりいちご) strawberries on ice
food kigo for all summer



. kuwa no mi 桑の実 (くわのみ) mulberries
..... kuwa ichigo 桑苺 (くわいちご) mulberry,
" mulberry tree strawberry"
kigo for mid-summer



Oregon Grape
berries in Summer
State flower of Oregon, but bush is seen all along the Northwest Coast California to British Columbia.It is Oregon's State Flower
see : http://www.jacksirulnikoff.com



Raspberries
summer fruit
http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/aboutind/products/plant/raspberry.htm


Redcurrant, rote Johannisbeeren Europe


Salmonberry
Rubus spectabilis
North America, Alaska
Salmon Berry
The bloom is one of the first berry blossoms in the spring.
The fruit is enjoyed by the bears and people.

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kigo for early summer
silverberry, goumi 茱萸(ぐみ) gumi
nawashiro gumi 苗代茱萸 (なわしろぐみ) gumi seedlings
harugumi 春茱萸(はるぐみ) "spring gumi"
kigo for late summer
natsugumi 夏茱萸 (なつぐみ) "summer gumi
..... tawaragumi 俵茱萸(たわらぐみ)
Elaeagnus pungens

akigumi 秋茱萸 (あきぐみ) goumi in autumn
shimogumi 霜茱萸(しもぐみ)goumi in frost
gumizake 茱萸酒(ぐみざけ)alcoholic drink from goumi
Elaeagnus. Ölweidenbeere

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Strawberry, ichigo イチゴ、苺 strawberries Japan, Europa, North America


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AUTUMN


. konomi, ko no mi 木の実 (このみ)
"fruit from the tree", berry, nut, seed, acorn ...
 
a KIGO list
donguri 団栗 (どんぐり) acorn (from an oak tree)



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blueberry, blueberries
Europa



elderberry, elderberries
Europe
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grapes, budoo, budō 葡萄 and many related kigo
wild grapes, mountain grapes, yamabudoo 山葡萄
Grape harvest (Weinlese, Traubenlese, Vendanges)
Wine pressing, Stoarcerea strugurilor (Romania)




Mistletoe berries from the desert
Sonora, North America



mountain ash (nanakamado ななかまど)
..... nanakamado 七竈(ななかまど)、野槐(ななかまど)
nanakamado no mi ななかまどの実(ななかまどのみ)
kigo for late autumn
Sorbus commixta
The fruit are bright red berries.
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Eberesche



. Rose hip, rosehip, Hagebutte   



Tonburi とんぶり "mountain caviar"
Akita, Japan


. wolfberry 枸杞の実 (くこのみ) kuko no mi, kuko shi  


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WINTER

aoki no mi 青木の実 (あおきのみ) laurel berries
kigo for all winter
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Cranberry, cranberries
Europe



fuyu sango 冬珊瑚 (ふゆさんご ) "winter corals"
tama sango 玉珊瑚(たまさんご)
Solanum pseudo-capsicum
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fuyu ichigo 冬苺 (ふゆいちご) winter strawberries
fuyu no ichigo 冬の苺 (ふゆのいちご)
kan ichigo, kanichigo 寒苺(かんいちご)strawberries in the cold
..... kin ichigo, kinichigo きんいちご

ishigaki ichigo 石垣苺(いしがきいちご)
strawberries grown on stone walls


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nanten no mi 南天の実 (なんてんのみ) berries of the nandina
kigo for all winter
shiro nanten 白南天(しろなんてん)white nandina
mi nanten 実南天(みなんてん)nandina with berries
Nandina Berries: kigo for all winter
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nezumimochi no mi 女貞の実 (ねずみもちのみ)
berries of the privet
kigo for all winter
Ligustrum japonicum Thunb., Japanese privet
nezumi no fun ねずみのふん
nezumi no komakura ねずみのこまくら
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ryuu no tama 龍の玉 (りゅうのたま) "pearl of the dragon"
dragon berry
Japanese snake's beard plant, Ophiopogon japonicus
kigo for all winter
龍の髯の実(りゅうのひげのみ)berries of the dragon beard
蛇の髯の実(じゃのひげのみ) berries of the snake beard
They are shining blue-violet berries .
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kigo for early winter

briar berry, briar berries




briar berry --
an animal sound comes
from the brambles


2006 知美
"chibi" (pen-name for Dennis M. Holmes)

These berries may be a food source for animals, but, they may be toxic too. They are about the size of a large peppercorn.


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Topics (until we find the season)

Nordic cloudberries


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Worldwide use

Thanks to Carole Macrury for information about North America.
The berries is in the above list.

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India


. Alma, amalika - Indian gooseberry .
Phyllanthus emblica (syn. Emblica officinalis)


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Kenya

In Kenya, there are hardly any berries at all. Some strawberries, expensive and tasteless, are really produced only for the wealthy foreigners (hence, no kigo). The Kenyan climate is not at all suitable for them. The only berry that grows quite well in Kenya is the mulberry -- but again, it is not widely grown or available and would not be a kigo, for the time being at least.

Isabelle Prondzynski


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Yemen

coffee beans
called coffee berries as long as they are at the branch of shrubs.
kigo for autumn, when the most important harvest takes place
goats like the red berries
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harvest moon -
red berries
in a goat's gut




Badian berries .. Badian Star Anise
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Sternanis


Juniper berries
kigo for summer
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Wacholder

Western Highlands of Yemen:
The highlands receive variable rainfall caused by the southwestern monsoon, which brings damp oceanic winds. These winds are uplifted by the mountains and trigger thunderstorms, particularly during the summer, with most rain falling in April/May and July/August.

The montane juniper woodlands are vital habitat for birds, such as the Yemen linet (Carduelis yemenensis), Yemen thrush (Turdus menachensis), Palm Dove (Streptopelia senegalensi) and Yemen warbler (Parisoma buryi). These species are dependent on juniper berries as a food source and also use the juniper trees for nesting. Nesting and breeding time must be July/August;
so juniper berries a summer kigo and bird food.

the palm dove's
carrying a twig...
light drizzle



calling frequently...
juniper berries
picked by thrushes


Heike Gewi

. YEMEN SAIJIKI


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Things found on the way


Legend from Yamanashi, 北都留郡 Kitatsuru district

hime konjin sama no tatari ヒメコンジン様の祟り the curse of Hime Konjin Sama
In every house there are for Konjin Sama deities to protect the premises.
One of them is the female "Princess Konjin Sama".
If people do not treat her spot nicely, someone will get ill. They must keep the area around the outside toilet clean and not cut branches from the Silverberry (グミの木 gumi, Elaeagnus pungens), otherwise their lower back will start aching the same day due to the influnce of Rokusan.
If someone gets ill in this way, he has to seek help from a person performing rituals for Hime Kojin Sama and Rokusan or learn a special spell to repeat secretly to himself.

. Rokusan 六三 伝説 legends about Rokusan,
Deity of Illness .



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HAIKU



black elderberries ...
the stove fitter cuts
chamotte bricks


- Shared by Ramona Linke -
Joys of Japan, September 2012



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red berries
to brighten my mind -
winter walk


Gabi Greve, 2007
with photos



wedding anniversary -
does he still love me
like the red winter berries ?


Gabi Greve, December 12, 2006





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Related words

***** WASHOKU : YASAI . Vegetable SAIJIKI


. Plants and Berries in Autumn - SAIJIKI LIST  

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