The following haiga present poems by Michael Dylan Welch, with artwork, photography, and calligraphy by the artists indicated. First is a tan-renga I wrote with Jeanne Emrich, who also did the watercolour painting. We printed this haiga to give as a lagniappe with copies of our book Berries and Cream: Contemporary Haiga in North America (Foster City, California: Press Here, 2000, with an introduction by Stephen Addiss). This haiga appeared in the 2003 edition of Reeds: Contemporary Haiga, pages 14–15. The second and third haiga appeared, respectively, in the Autumn/Winter 2005 and June 2011 issues of Haiga Online, produced by teams of artists, translators, and calligraphers. See also Tulip Festival Haiga. The fourth image, a photo-haiga created by Graziella Dupuy with a haiku of mine translated into French, appeared on the 25 June 2011 blog entry for the Akita International Haiku Network. The fifth haiga also appeared on Haiga Online. The sixth poem is from A Hundred Gourds. The seventh poem appeared, without the Hiroshige image, in Ekphrasis, the 2017 British Haiku Society members’ anthology. The eighth poem is a previously unpublished poem written in response to a postcard image given to me by John Budan, shared on Facebook on 2 April 2019. And the ninth poem, a photo-haiga, is a still video image from “Haiku Getaway,” produced by Haiku Chronicles, released 6 April 2019, with the poem previously published in the 2014 Seabeck Haiku Getaway anthology, Rainsong.