Honoured to have 2 #haiku published by the Consulate General of Japan in Toronto today as #Sakura haiku challenge 2025 entries.
Grateful to them for the acceptance & publication. Congratulations to all featured #poets.
Photo courtesy son Prakarsh Singh from Seattle where sakura blooms.
Happy to share my 3 ku published on the website of VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America). Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the acceptance and publication.
The stone for April was “Boukido”- this Japanese tunnel stone gives the appearance of a naturally formed opening or tunnel penetrating through a massive rock. In Japan, it is known as a Domon-Ishi, a term that refers to natural rock formations that include arches, tunnels, and gateway stones.
Congratulations to all featured poets.
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Honoured to have 2 #haiku and #photos published by #Consulategeneral of #Japan in #Toronto today as #sakurahaiku challenge entries.
Grateful to Sakura Haiku Team for their acceptance & publication.
Congratulations to all haijin friends—India shines today on the Consulate General of Japan in Toronto’s Facebook Page. 🙏💐
Honored to have 2 haiku published by the Consulate General of Japan in Toronto today.
Grateful to them for their acceptance & publication.
Photo courtesy my son Prakarsh Singh from Seattle where sakura is in peak bloom.