Read the haiku by bashō. a crow has settled on a bare branch— autumn evening. what is the kigo in this haiku? a.) crow b.) branch c.) autumn d.) evening

on Edge 2020 its C.) autumn

A kigo is a word that is commonly used in Japanese poetry, including haikus, in order to establish a relation or an association to a certain season of the year. Kigos can be very obvious or very subtle. In this case the kigo is autumn. It is very obvious because it is the name of the season, but this is the word that lets the reader know what season is described in the poem.

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