はつ冬の哲学の径一詩人 藤島咲子
hatsufuyu no tetsugaku no michi ichi shijin
beginning of winter
on Philosopher’s Road
one poet
Sakiko Fujishima
from ‘Haiku,’ a monthly haiku magazine, September 2010 Issue, Kadokawa Gakugei Shuppan, Tokyo
Fay’s Note: “tetsugaku no michi” (Philosopher’s Road) is a small street located n Kyoto. It is named after Kitaro Nishida, a Japanese philosopher, who favored there to ponder.
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Der Philosophenweg, the original is at Heidelberg University, opposite to the castle of Heidelberg, where the “philosophers” used to take a walk … I did walk it too many times.
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Gabi
Thank you, Gabi. I did not know that!