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Migrating #haikuchallenge prompt to share in the BlueSky ecosystem from the other Tweetosphere platform.~

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🦉; Remember that any tense or variant of a given word is fine. As always the words are only suggestions and optional at your own discretion. If you are not inspired by the choices given, feel free to write your own haiku, senryu, tanka or short poem as you like. “In-Joy”~

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I Make the Bed 🛏️ … “First”- Every Day ~ I personally never go to bed with dirty dishes in the kitchen because nobody want to wake up to a mess in the morning. This was instilled into us by Grandma as Children … “the Rule” … No dishes in the sink. Ever.~ 🙂

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🦉; Remember that any tense or variant of a given word is fine. As always the words are only suggestions and optional at your own discretion. If you are not inspired by the choices given, feel free to write your own haiku, senryu, tanka or short poem as you like. “In-Joy”~

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"Meet Your Art Festival" returns to Tennozu, Tokyo, from 9 to 12 October, with more than 150 artists. Highlights include an exhibition directed by actor Mirai Moriyama, two art fairs, outdoor works, and a box set of drawings Yoko Ono made at 19.
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Key visual for Meet Your Art Festival 2026: "MYAF" and "Meet Your Art Festival" in large black lettering over a wavy orange shape on a white background. The dates 9 to 12 October 2026 and "Tokyo Tennoz Canal Area" run vertically beside it, with the labels Art, Music, Food, Fashion, and Lifestyle down the left side. Provided by Avex Creator Agency Inc.Shota Yamauchi's "In Between... Us?": a large white sculpture of curving, root-like branches outlined in glowing light, built around a scaffolding frame in a park at dusk. Two people stand inside it. Artwork image: photography by Ryota Haraguchi, direction by Sho Kikuchi (Nippachi Seisakusho)Dan Isomura's "Informe-ation Center #131": a close-up video of a sleeping face projected onto a wall in a darkened gallery. Soap bubbles float out of openings at the nostrils and gather in a pile on the floor. Photo: Ujin MatsuoA drawing from Yoko Ono's "Invisible Flower": six thin, wavering pencil lines, each topped with a small loop like a flower head, on cream paper. © Yoko Ono
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