Heian kōki kasho to kanbungaku

Norio Suzuki

Kodai waka ni miru jiamari no genri

Nobuhiko Sakano

Shin chokusen wakashū kantō kanjikuka no kenkyū

Haruhiko Mori

Lip prints

Alexis Rotella

Looking for a meaty book of tanka that will feed your soul?

Furusato/Hachisu no tsuyu, Sōkeishū, Shinobunoya kashū

Kenʾichi Suzuki

Working within the discipline of tanka, one of the world's oldest continuously-written forms, this striking debut collection by james roderick burns identifies the absurdities and deflations of the human condition, from farm boys thinking of flying saucer.

Waka bungaku no kiso chishiki

Tomoko Tani

Senzai wakashū.

Fire pearls

M. Kei

Fire pearls, short masterpieces of the human heart, features addresses all aspects of the human heart.

Nihon kindai tankashi no kōchiku

Noboru Ōta

Eishi kashū

Tomoo Nagasawa

Ferris Wheel

Amelia Fielden

Gendai tanka bunrui shūsei

Sengo waka kenkyūsha retsuden

Toshiyori zuinō no kenkyū

Norio Suzuki

Japanese Love Poems

Evan Bates

Muromachi jidai waka shiron

Kei Itō

Kodai kōki waka bungaku no kenkyū

Miyuki Kondō

Iroha uta no nazo o toku

Keiichi Mitsuta

Kokugaku no tashazō

Masayuki Shimizu

Ogura hyakunin isshu

Chūsei waka to sono jidai

Tomoko Tani

Yakamochi uta no keisei to sōzō

Takayuki Harihara

Sōanshū, Kenkō Hōshi shū, Jōben shū, Keiun shū

Akira Saitō

Genroku wakashi no kiso kōchiku

Yōzō Ueno

Monogatari no tenkai to waka shiryō

Ii, Haruki.

Hyakunin isshu (zen)

Yōko Haruyama

Allegories of desire

Susan Blakeley Klein

One of the more intriguing developments within medieval japanese literature is the incorporation into the teaching of waka poetry of the practices of initiation ceremonies and secret transmissions found in esoteric buddhism.

Shin shoku kokinshū sōsakuin

Takizawa, Sadao

Fūga wakashū zenchūshaku

Miyoko Iwasa

Tangled hair

Yosano, Akiko

The Making of Shinkokinshu (Harvard East Asian Monographs)

Robert N. Huey

This study of the japanese imperial court in the early thirteenth century focuses on the compilation of one of japan's most important poetry collections, shinkokinshu.