Suzuki Hisajo (1890- 1952) was a pioneer of female haiku poets who represent Japan. Takahama Koshi, who operated the haiku magazine Hototogisu (little cuckoo, named after Masaoka Shiki) and was a talented man of the haiku at the time, highly regarded her as “standing in a special position that did not allow the imitation of men”. She made a mark for herself on the magazine. But in later years, she was given the cold shoulder and couldn’t publish her works. The master wrote the epitaph of her tombstone.