Tag: Akiko Yosano
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Midaregami
“Kyoto’s crimson didn’t suit me, so I stained my lips with your blood.” A fierce fusion of Akiko Yosano’s taboo-breaking poetry Midaregami and the fiery rhythm of Habanera. Witness the awakening of a woman who defies morality, humbles the Gods, and demands to be set free. One hundred years of passion, now unchained.
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Complete Poems of Akiko Yosano
“Akiko Shihen Zenshu” is a self‑selected collection of Yosano Akiko’s free verse and other poetry, first published by Jitsugyo no Nihonsha in January 1929. Bringing together works from the Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa eras, the 309‑page volume presents many of her most emblematic poems, including anti‑war pieces such as “Kimi shinitamou koto nakare,” and…