In one work by this writer, the title object is found "in windy fields of memory / piercing like a knife." The first section of one of this author's works tells of his old grass hut where the festival of dolls takes place. After this author of The Monkey's Raincoat began to teach, his students wrote the collection The Best Poems of [this writer's] Twenty Disciples, titled for his pen name. This author of (*) Record of a Weather Exposed Skeleton collected poems and wrote criticism after each one 
In one work by this writer, the title object is found "in windy fields of memory / piercing like a knife." The first section of one of this author's works tells of his old grass hut where the festival of dolls takes place. After this author of The Monkey's Raincoat began to teach, his students wrote the collection The Best Poems of [this writer's] Twenty Disciples, titled for his pen name. This author of (*) Record of a Weather Exposed Skeleton collected poems and wrote criticism after each one in The Seashell Game. This author based one work on his travels with Kawai Sora, while one of his poems tells how "Into the ancient pond / A frog jumps." For 10 points, name this author of The Narrow Road to the Deep North, the Japanese poet who created the haiku.
In one work by this writer, the title object is found "in windy fields of memory / piercing like a knife."