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Sōjō Hino (日野草城; July 18, 1901 – January 29, 1956) was a Japanese poet. His haiku involved subjects then considered controversial for the form, including erotic sexuality, fictionalized scenarios, and mundane topics outside of nature.

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rdfs:comment	Hino Sōjō (jap. 日野草城; * 18. Juli 1901 in Tokio; † 29. Januar 1956), eigentlich Hino Yoshinobu (日野克修), war ein japanischer Haiku-Dichter. (de) Sōjō Hino (日野草城); 18 juillet 1901 à Tokyo - 29 janvier 1956, de son vrai nom Hino Yoshinobu (日野克修), est un poète japonais de haïku. (fr) Sōjō Hino (日野草城; July 18, 1901 – January 29, 1956) was a Japanese poet. His haiku involved subjects then considered controversial for the form, including erotic sexuality, fictionalized scenarios, and mundane topics outside of nature. (en) 日野草城（ひのそうじょう、1901年（明治34年）7月18日 - 1956年（昭和31年）1月29日）は、日本の俳人。東京都出身。本名は克修（よしのぶ）。「ホトトギス」で学んだ後、「旗艦」を創刊、男性が眼差す女性のエロスを主題とした句や無季俳句を作り、昭和初期の新興俳句運動を主導。戦後は「青玄」を創刊・主宰し一転して静謐な句を作った。 (ja)
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