A Study on Short Poetic Literary Activities and Transnational Narratives among Japanese Immigrants in Canada

在2022/23学年，Jean-Pierre Antonio和Tsuyoshi Amano完成了以下研究。我们研究小组的另外两名成员也做出了贡献;杰奎琳皮尔斯和吉平子。我们的翻译工作我们翻译了近70首俳句，这些俳句来自于1949年由武田虎郎搬到魁北克后整理的一本名为Akebono的诗集。同样，我们只有这些俳句的笔名。有时候，诗人居住的城市也会被提及。本文集来自Julie Tamiko Manning。Jacquie皮尔斯在Seabeck Haiku会议（2022年）上介绍了我们的研究和翻译工作，Jean-Pierre Antonio于2022年11月19日在铃鹿大学为公开讲座系列做了演讲。我们采访了加拿大日经俳句诗人的两个后代，小林典兵卫和冈纪则。小林兵卫的孙女是莎伦·霍普。她是与小林登兵卫有过接触的最后一位在世亲属之一。他于1968年去世。沙龙分享了她收集的资料，这些资料属于Denbei Koabyashi和他的妻子，他也是一位俳句作家。我们能够一起pice一个更清晰的图片，他们的生活在内陆的不列颠哥伦比亚省之间的几年1922 - 1968年雅子Stillwell是女儿的纪德奥卡，一个众所周知的俳句作家。通过对史迪威雅子的采访，以及对位于公元前伯纳比的国家日本文化中心日经广场档案馆保存的材料的研究，我们在几个集中营的不同的俳句集合中发现了冈木纪的例子。

During the academic year of 2022/23 the following research was completed by Jean-Pierre Antonio and Tsuyoshi Amano. Two other members of our research group also contributed; Jacqueline Pearce and Michiko Kihira. Our translation workWe have translated close to 70 haiku from a collection called Akebono, 1949, that was put together by Torao Takeda, after he moved to Quebec. Again, we only have pen names for these haiku. Sometimes the city where the poet resides is given. This collection is from Julie Tamiko Manning.Jacquie Pearce presented our research and translation work at the Seabeck Haiku conference (2022) and Jean-Pierre Antonio gave a presentation for the Public Lecture Series at Suzuka University, on November 19, 2022.We were able to interview two descendants of Canadian Nikkei haiku poets, Denbei Kobayashi and Kinori Oka. Denbei Kobayashi's granddaughter is Sharon Hope. She is one of the last living relatives who had contact with Denbei Kobayashi. He died in 1968. Sharon shared her collection of materials that belonged to Denbei Koabyashi and his wife, who was also a haiku writer. We were able to pice together a clearer picture of their lives in the Interior of British Columbia between the years 1922 - 1968.Masako Stillwell is the daughter of Kinori Oka, a well know haiku writer. Through interviews with Masako Stillwell, and by looking at material kept in the archives of Nikkei Place, the national Japanese cultural center in Burnaby B.C., we found examples of Kinori Oka's haiku in several collections form different internment camp haiku collections.