The traditional haiku structure consists of three lines with a syllable count of 5-7-5, respectively.

Haiku poetry originated in Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868).

Matsuo Bashō (1644-1694) is widely regarded as the greatest master of haiku poetry.

The NHK Haiku Contest is a prestigious annual haiku contest held by NHK, Japan's public broadcaster.

The World Haiku Association Contest is an international haiku contest open to poets from all over the world.

The theme of the 2023 NHK Haiku Contest is 'Nature'.

Jane Reichhold won the first prize in the 2022 Haiku Society of America Contest with her haiku 'Summer's final gasp / a monarch butterfly / dances in the breeze'.

The British Haiku Society Annual Contest is the haiku contest organized by the British Haiku Society.

The Basho Haiku Contest is judged by a panel of experts, including haiku poets, scholars, and critics.

The prize for winning the World Haiku Association Contest is a haiku anthology featuring the winning poems.

The World Haiku Association Contest is open to poets of all ages.

The deadline for submitting entries to the NHK Haiku Contest is August 31.

The Haiku Grand Prix is known for its unique theme, which changes each year.

The Haiku Society of America Annual Contest is the haiku contest organized by the Haiku Society of America.

The Basho Haiku Contest is open to poets from specific countries, including Japan, the United States, and Canada.