Ekinishi Evening Calm Tanka Meeting is a ZINE event held at NAgoyaBOOKCENTER on Friday, July 10, 2026 (5 exhibitions/participations).

Ekinishi Evening Calm Tanka Meeting

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This is a tanka gathering for those who want to start writing tanka or have just begun. Why not try composing tanka together? Please feel free to join us.
The organizer is tanka poet Miyako Asai, who received the Mahiruno Prize. If you wish to participate, please compose one tanka and email it to [email protected] by July 1. Don't forget to include your name. Beginners are welcome to try composing in the 5-7-5-7-7 rhythm.

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Participants: 5 / 10 (Remaining5)
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  • 初心者ですのでお手柔らかにお願いします。 Jun 25 16:37
  • 楽しみにしております!よろしくお願いします! Jun 23 20:02
  • 楽しく真剣に学びたいです Jun 3 10:52

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