Japanese Poem
(Buson)
Present by: Group 3
Lesson Objectives:
At the end of this lesson you should be able to,
•Understand the biography and works of Buson
• Learn the characteristic of haiku, the form of poetry used by
Buson
• Examine the legacy of Buson and his Influenced on Japanese
literature
• Gain an appreciation for the beauty of his nature imaginary.
Introduction:
• Japanese Poet and Painter Buson
(1716-1783) was one of the most
celebrated Poet of his time
• He wrote in the haiku form and was a
major part of the EDO period of
literature.
4 pics 1 word💡
Identify the picture and think what is that mean
Answer:
YOSA BUSON
Biography
•Buson was born in 1716 in what is now Hyogo
Prefecture.
•He studied picture with Yosa Buson, a master of the
Chinese-influenced Edo period style.
•He published several collections of haiku, and his
works gained recognition for their use of nature
ordinary.
Haiku
• Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry composed of three lines.
• The first and third line have 5 syllables, while the second line
has 7 syllables.
• Buson’s haiku often focused on the beauty of nature, and his
use of imagery was a major influence on Japanese literature.
Ex:
Legacy
• Buson’s influence on Japanese literature was
immense.
• His works were widely praised and continue to
be studied today.
• He is also considered one of the most
important figures in the haiku tradition.
Conclusion:
• Buson was a major figure in the
Edo period of literature.
• His works focused on the
beauty of nature and his use of
imagery was highly influential.
• His legacy continues to be felt
today and he is considered one
of the most important figures in
the haiku tradition.
Any Questions?