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Shuson Kato (1905-1993) - Find a Grave Memorial

    Shuson Kato, poet and scholar: born Tokyo 26 May 1905; died Tokyo 3 July 1993.

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      Shuson Kato, poet and scholar: born Tokyo 26 May ; died Tokyo 3 July JAPANESE poets usually adopt a pen-name, and when they become famous they are often referred to not by their family.

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  • Shuson Kato was born Takeo Kato, but this revered and deeply loved figure of the haiku world was always referred to as Shuson.

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      Shuson Kato (May 26, July 3, ) belonged to the "Human Exploration School" with Ishida Hakyo and Nakamura Kusatao.
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    Shuson Kato was born Takeo Kato, but he was always referred to as Shuson.
    Shuson Kato and Kenkichi Yamamoto, published by Kodansha, Tokyo, Japan, 1981.

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  • Reference: Kato Shuson::::: quote Obituary: Shuson Kato by JAMES KIRKUP, Saturday, 10 July 1993 Shuson Kato, poet and scholar: born Tokyo 26 May 1905; died Tokyo 3 July 1993.