Matsuo Basho
Matsuo Basho (Matsuo Kinsaku;* Ueno, Iga, 1644 mara yuritayna — † Osaka, 1694 mara 28 uru Awti phaxsin yuriwi) Nihun jacha marka qillqiri.
Qillqanaka
- "Kaio" (1672)
- "Minashiguri" (1683)
- "Nozarashi Kiko" (1684)
- "Fuyu no Hi" ("Días de invierno") (1684)
- "Haru no Hi" (1686)
- "Kashima Kiko" (1687)
- "No Kobumi de Verdad", o"Utatsu Kiko" (1688)
- "Kiko Sarashina" (1688)
- "Arano" (1689)
- "Hisago" (1689)
- "Sarumino" (1689)
- "Saga Nikki" (1691)
- "Basho no Utsusu kotoba" (1691)
- "Heiko no Setsu" (1692)
- "Sumidawara" (1694)
- "Betsuzashiki" (1694)
- "Oku no Hosomichi" (1694)
- "Zoku Sarumino" (1698)
Aruskipäwi
- Qillqatata (Nihun)
Juk'amp Jach'aq'achxat yatiyäwinaka
Commons katt'ana uñnaqa Matsuo Basho.- 2010/ensayo% 20rodrigo% 20escobar.htm "El haiku: breve flor de la poesía japonesa",Clave, revista de poesía. ((es))
- Reseña biográfica y selección de poemas traducidos al español
- Oku no Hosomichi, de Matsuo Bashô ((ya)) ((es))
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