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Sakutarō Hagiwara

萩原朔太郎 1886-11-01 – 1942-05-11 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture. Dropped out of the preparatory course at Keio University. Together with Murō Saisei, he founded the poetry magazine "Kanjō" (Feeling). His poetry collections "Howling at the Moon" (Tsuki ni Hoeru), "The Blue Cat" (Aoneko), "Lyrical Short Pieces" (Junjō Shōkyokushū), and "Ice Island" (Hyōtō), along with his theoretical work "The Principles of Poetry" (Shi no Genri) and essays on Yosa Buson, established him as the foremost modernist poet of prewar Japan.

Literary Schools / Movements

Modern poetry

Publication Venues (11 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (223 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 純情小曲集 (Junjō Shōkyoku Shū) (1913)
  • 純情小曲集 (Junjō Shōkyoku Shū) (1914)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1914)
  • 月に吠える (Howling at the Moon (Tsuki ni Hoeru)) (1914)
  • 月に吠える (Howling at the Moon (Tsuki ni Hoeru)) (1915)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1915)
  • 月に吠える (Howling at the Moon (Tsuki ni Hoeru)) (1916)
  • 定本青猫 (Teihon Ao Neko) (1917)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1917)
  • 月に吠える (Howling at the Moon (Tsuki ni Hoeru)) (1917)
  • 青猫 (Blue Cat) (1917)
  • 定本青猫 (Teihon Ao Neko) (1918)
  • 青猫 (Blue Cat) (1918)
  • ふつくりとした人柄 (Futsu Kuri to Shi ta Hitogara) (1918)
  • 室生犀星の印象 (Murō Saisei no Inshō) (1918)
  • 抒情小曲集 (Jojō Shōkyoku Shū) (1918)
  • 宿命 (Shukumei) (1919)
  • 定本青猫 (Teihon Ao Neko) (1921)
  • 青猫 (Blue Cat) (1921)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1921)
  • 宿命 (Shukumei) (1922)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1922)
  • 青猫 (Blue Cat) (1922)
  • 定本青猫 (Teihon Ao Neko) (1922)
  • 定本青猫 (Teihon Ao Neko) (1923)
  • 氷島 (Kōri Tō) (1923)
  • 純情小曲集 (Junjō Shōkyoku Shū) (1923)
  • 蝶を夢む (Chō o Yume Mu) (1923)
  • 青猫 (Blue Cat) (1923)
  • 純情小曲集 (Junjō Shōkyoku Shū) (1924)

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