International "Kusamakura" Haiku Competition Website > Entry Rules for non-Japanese contributors

Entry Rules for non-Japanese contributors

Entry Rules for non-Japanese contributors
Applicants Open to anyone
Deadline Entry has already been finished.
Application guidelines

Entries must be submitted via the homepage.
Each applicant can enter up to two haiku poems.
Entries are only possible in English and Chinese.
Please include : name,current address,gender,e-mail address,and phone number.
(Notification of results, award money, etc. will be sent out according to the contact info on your application form so please ensure it is accurate and up-to-date.)
Fee

Free. One person can send two pieces of Haiku (only unpublished works)
Contest results Winners will be informed by mail at the beginning of November 2018
Awards ceremony An awards ceremony will be held at The Civic Auditorium Sears Home Yume Hall on November 17,2018, but overseas applicants will have their prize money mailed to them.
Publication Winning Haikus will be displayed on our homepage.
Judges Alan Rosen　（Guest　Professor at Memorial Museum of the Fifth High School）
Isamu Nishimaki　(Associate Professor at Kumamoto University)
Morio Nishikawa　(Professor Emeritus at Kumamoto University)
Prizes ・Kusamakura Taisho (Grand Prize) to one winner : ￥30,000
・Tokusen (Second Prize) to 8 winners : ￥5,000
・Nyusen (Third Prize) to 20 winners
Entry
English Entry
Chinese Entry