History of the modern haiku?

[Donald Jacob UITVLUGT]

I am hoping that someone can help me.

I'm looking for a history of the haiku since Shiki up to the present
day written in a Western European language (though romanjin versions
of the haiku would also be nice). I like to think that I have a decent
beginnings of a grasp of haiku history from Basho to Issa, but I know
too little about the story after Shiki and the split between Kyoshi
and Hekigoto.

Does such a work exist?

Thank you very much for your help!

Donald

[Prophet of the Way]

Post by Donald Jacob UITVLUGT
I'm looking for a history of the haiku since Shiki up to the present
day written in a Western European language (though romanjin versions
of the haiku would also be nice). I like to think that I have a decent
beginnings of a grasp of haiku history from Basho to Issa, but I know
too little about the story after Shiki and the split between Kyoshi
and Hekigoto.

Maseterpieces of Japanese Poetry, Ancient and Modern
Asataro MIYAMORI
Taiseido Press 1956

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Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Library online catalog
http://www-lib.tufs.ac.jp/opac/WebOpacE.html

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[Prophet of the Way]

Try Shiki Haikusphere:

http://haiku.cc.ehime-u.ac.jp/

Post by Prophet of the Way
Maseterpieces of Japanese Poetry, Ancient and Modern
Asataro MIYAMORI
Taiseido Press 1956

Sorry, "Masterpieces".