Reiko Mikuni

Reiko Mikuni (Reiko Mikuni: to Miku in Reiko, 1924 in (1924 for) from March 31 to 1987 in (1987 on) August 5) is a poet.

I am from Tokyo. The eldest daughter of sculptor, Keiichi Mikuni whom the Councilor Nitten acted as. I am a graduate from the House of Kawamura learning for women. Real name, Reiko Nakazato. I study under Juzo Kagoshima and become an "ebb and flow" coterie. A songbook publishes "a branch for the sky" in 1954 and wins a prize for the second new poet party. "That won tanka fair sex Prize forever" in "a mirror wall" in the present age in で 短歌研究賞受賞, March, 1987 1979, but I was hospitalized with depression in July and I jumped off it at the hospital and committed suicide.

Book

• "Branch white ball Publishing for the songbook sky", 1954
• "Songbook flower front" nova Publishing, 1965
• "Fountain clock songbook" tanka newspaper publisher ebb and flow library 1970
• "Songbook mincing steps" Kadokawa Shoten, 1978
• "集團三国玲子歌集 alluvion building of the light", 1981
• "Peach blossom rouge personal choice songbook Reiko Mikuni songbook" tanka newspaper publisher modern poet library, 1981
• "Snow ignorance study of 歌集晨", 1983
• "Songbook mirror wall" ignorance study, 1986
• "Hikari Reiko Mikuni songbook tanka newspaper publisher modern complete series of of the jade" tanka, 1988
• "All Reiko Mikuni songbooks" tanka newspaper publisher group green library, 2005

Reference

• Koto bank
• Yomiuri Shimbun obituary notice　

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