Koji Orisaka

Koji Orisaka (おざかこうじ, January 1, 1930 -) is a Japanese poet. Real name, Yasushi Nakamura

I greet the end of the war at 15 years old as the last navy system of training naval airmen life after entrance to school in Fukuoka Junior High School (existing Fukuoka Prefectural Fukuoka Senior High School). I return to school, and I am graduated by Fukuoka Junior High School fourth grader. After southwest academy University leaving school in midcourse, resign as a copywriter (1974) via movie company, Dentsu 1974; to a cafe storekeeper. I deal with the issue of book of verse since an office worker and am active as a poet. I become the editing person in charge of the literary arts coterie "sea" (1987) in 1987. A criticism "language scenery theory" is written from (1991) in 1991 by the magazine. I publish the party poetry party collection of haiku "verse first line" (2003) in 2003. I win Fukuoka-shi literary prize in (1995) in 1995.

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