Japanese haiku are similar to english romantic poems because they both

contain strict rhyme schemes.
include themes about nature.
use a kigo to reveal details.
follow a fixed structure.

The correct answer is include themes about nature.

Romanticism was known for doing away with tradition - this means that its poets didn't want their poems to be written in a specific structure. Therefore, we can eliminate options A and D - because only haiku is written following a specific scheme, but not Romantic poems. Kigo is also used only in Japanese poetry, so option C is incorrect.

That leaves us with option B as the correct answer - Japanese poetry is mostly about nature, and Romanticists loved writing about nature and its connection to their feelings.

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