The World Haiku Review (WHR) is a distinguished literary magazine dedicated to the art of haiku, serving as the official publication of the World Haiku Club. Established in 2001, it stands as one of the oldest English-language haiku magazines, reflecting a rich history of over two decades in promoting haiku poetry. ([worldhaikureview.wordpress.com]())

WHR is renowned for its commitment to high-quality haiku, featuring a diverse range of works that adhere to traditional forms while embracing innovative expressions. The magazine publishes three issues annually, each encompassing various sections such as Neo-Classical Haiku, Shintai Haiku, Vanguard Haiku, Haibun, and special features like "One Hundred Haijin," which highlights influential haiku poets. ([worldhaikureview.wordpress.com]())

The magazine's editorial team is led by Managing Editor and Acting Editor-in-Chief Susumu Takiguchi, who also serves as the Chairman of the World Haiku Club. Rohini Gupta contributes as an Editor. ([worldhaikureview.wordpress.com]())

WHR actively engages with the global haiku community by hosting open submissions, encouraging poets worldwide to contribute their work. Submission calls often include themes that resonate with contemporary issues, such as "Humanity" and seasonal subjects pertinent to the readers' locales. ([worldhaikureview.wordpress.com]())

In addition to its regular issues, WHR has compiled anthologies like "Fuga No Makoto," which showcases a decade's worth of exemplary haiku from the magazine's pages. This anthology is available as an e-book on platforms like Amazon. ([worldhaikureview.wordpress.com]())

Through its dedication to the art form, WHR continues to be a vital platform for haiku poets, fostering a vibrant community and promoting the appreciation of haiku poetry worldwide.


## World Haiku Review's Spring 2025 Issue and Submission Call:
- [Spring 2025 Issue – World Haiku Review]()
- [World Haiku Review Spring 2025 Issue – Cafe Haiku]()

World Haiku Review

Highlights

About