Tomizawa Red and Yellow Man

Haiku poet. Born in Ehime Prefecture. Real name: Shozo. Studied at Waseda University School of Politics and Economics. He contributed to "Shibugaki", "Hototogisu", "Izumi" and other publications, but later joined Mizutani Saiko and "Aone", as well as Hino Sojo's "Flagship", turning to the new haiku movement and pursuing poetic possibilities while still following established forms. In 1937 (Showa 12), he was called up and fought in China and the northern Kuril Islands. After World War II, he helped found the "Taiyokei" and "Kazankei" publications and edited "Shikaden". In 1952, he was based in "Haiku Hyoron", but in his later years, he stopped composing haiku. His haiku collections include "Heaven's Wolf" (1941) and "Hebi no Fue" (1952).

[Murayama Kokyo]

I blew my pigeon whistle in the autumn clouds, but it didn't ring.

"Tomizawa Akakio Complete Haiku Collection" 2 volumes (1976, Shoshi Ringoya)

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俳人。愛媛県生まれ。本名、正三。早稲田(わせだ)大学政経学部に学ぶ。『渋柿(しぶがき)』『ホトトギス』『泉』などに投句したが、水谷砕壺(さいこ)と『青嶺(あおね)』、さらに日野草城(そうじょう)の『旗艦』に加わり、新興俳句に転じ、定型によりながら詩的可能性を追求した。1937年（昭和12）応召、中国、北千島に転戦、第二次世界大戦後『太陽系』『火山系』の創刊に加わり、『詩歌殿』を編集した。52年『俳句評論』に拠(よ)ったが、晩年は句作を断った。句集に『天の狼(おおかみ)』（1941）、『蛇の笛』（1952）などがある。

［村山古郷］

　秋の雲泥の鳩笛(はとぶえ)吹けども鳴らず

『『富沢赤黄男全句集』全二巻（1976・書肆林檎屋）』

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