Haikai no renga

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Haikai no renga is a form of Japanese linked-verse poetry. It is usually a less serious form than the more formal and highly structured renga form. Although Matsuo Bashō is now best known for his haiku (formerly hokku—the opening stanza of a renga or haikai no renga), during his lifetime Bashō was known as a master of haikai no renga.

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