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Juran Hisao

久生十蘭 1902-04-06 – 1957-10-06 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Hakodate, Hokkaido, as Abe Masao. He studied in France in 1929. Upon returning to Japan, he joined Shin'eishasha publishing house, working simultaneously as an editor and author. Major works include "The Records of Agojūrō" (Agojūrō Torimonochō), "Calico-san" (Caraco-san), and "Suzuki Mondo". Known for his eclectic style spanning detective fiction, period drama, and modern romance.

Literary Schools / Movements

大衆文芸

Publication Venues (13 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (65 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • ノンシャラン道中記 (Nonsharan Dōchū Ki) (1934)
  • 黒い手帳 (Kuroi Techō) (1937)
  • 湖畔 (Kohan) (1937)
  • 魔都 (Ma To) (1937)
  • キャラコさん (Kyarako San) (1939)
  • 海豹島 (Kaihyō Tō) (1939)
  • 墓地展望亭 (Bochi Tembō Tei) (1939)
  • 昆虫図 (Konchū Zu) (1939)
  • 犂氏の友情 (Suki Shi no Yūjō) (1939)
  • 葡萄蔓の束 (Budō Tsuru no Taba) (1940)
  • 生霊 (Ikiryō) (1941)
  • 南部の鼻曲り (Nambu no Hanamagari) (1946)
  • ハムレット (Hamuretto) (1946)
  • 蛙料理 (Kaeru Ryōri) (1946)
  • 水草 (Mizukusa) (1947)
  • 骨仏 (Hone Botoke) (1948)
  • ユモレスク (Yumoresuku) (1948)
  • 手紙 (Tegami) (1949)
  • 三界万霊塔 (Sangai Man Rei Tō) (1949)
  • 蝶の絵 (Chō no E) (1949)
  • ノア (Noa) (1950)
  • 無月物語 (Mugetsu Monogatari) (1950)
  • 新西遊記 (Shin Seiyū Ki) (1950)
  • 猪鹿蝶 (Ino Shika Chō) (1951)
  • 玉取物語 (Tamatori Monogatari) (1951)
  • 鈴木主水 (Suzuki Shu Mizu) (1951)
  • うすゆき抄 (Usu Yuki) (1952)
  • 重吉漂流紀聞 (Shigeyoshi Hyōryū Kino) (1952)
  • 藤九郎の島 (Fuji Kurō no Shima) (1952)
  • 我が家の楽園 (Wagaya no Rakuen) (1953)

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