Shin Ichi Makino

Biography

Born in Odawara, Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from the English Department of Waseda University. His style fused Japanese tradition with Western classics, earning him the nickname "Greek Makino". Major works include "Zelon" (Zēron), "The Village Stoics" (Mura no Stoa-ha), and "The Sake Thief" (Sake Nusubito).

Literary Schools / Movements

Publication Venues (32 venues)Click to filter works by venue

• Asahi Shimbun
• Bungakukai
• Bungei
• Bungei Shunjū
• bunsho_club
• Chūōkōron
• fujin_club
• fujin_koron
• hochi
• Jiji Shimpō
• josei
• Kaizō
• mainichi
• Mita Bungaku
• miyako_shimbun
• nihon_hyoron
• ningen
• Other publication venues
• reijokai
• sakuhin
• shiki
• Shinchō
• Shin-shōsetsu
• shonen
• shukan_asahi
• Subaru
• sunday_mainichi
• Taiyō
• Standalone publication
• wakakusa
• waseda_bungaku
• Yomiuri Shimbun

Selected Works (331 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

• 〔編輯余話〕 (Henshū Yowa) (1919)
• 秋雨の絶間 (Akisame no Taema) (1919)
• 悲しき項羽 (Kanashiki Kōu) (1919)
• 月下のマラソン (Gekka no Marason) (1919)
• 蘭丸の絵 (Rammaru no E) (1919)
• 爪 (Tsume) (1919)
• 駒鳥の胸 (Komadori no Mune) (1919)
• やぶ入の前夜 (Yabu Iri no Zenya) (1919)
• 嘆きの孔雀 (Nageki no Kujaku) (1920)
• 喜びと悲しみの熱涙 (Yorokobi to Kanashimi no Netsurui) (1920)
• 泣き笑ひ (Naki Emi Hi) (1920)
• ランプの明滅 (Rampu no Meimetsu) (1920)
• 辞書と新聞紙 (Jisho to Shimbunshi) (1920)
• I Am Not A Poet, But I Am A Poet. (I Am Not A Poet , But I Am A Poet .) (1920)
• 〔編輯雑記〕 (Henshū Zakki) (1920)
• 〔同人雑記〕 (Dōjin Zakki) (1920)
• 朝 (Asa) (1920)
• 親孝行 (Oyakōkō) (1920)
• 〔同腹異腹〕 (Dōfuku Ifuku) (1920)
• 初夏 (Shoka) (1920)
• 若い作家と蠅 (Wakai Sakka to Hae) (1920)
• 首相の思出 (Shushō No) (1920)
• 凸面鏡 (Totsumenkyō) (1920)
• 蚊 (Ka) (1920)
• 雛菊と雲雀と少年の話 (Hinagiku to Hibari to Shōnen no Hanashi) (1920)
• 闘戦勝仏 (Botoke) (1920)
• 青白き公園 (Aojiroki Kōen) (1920)
• 不思議な船 (Fushigi na Fune) (1920)
• 悦べる木の葉 (Yorokoberu Konoha) (1920)
• 失題 (Shitsu Dai) (1921)

Showing top 30 of 331 works. Read in Japanese for full list.

References

• Wikipedia (English) — Source for biographical summary (CC BY-SA)
• Aozora Bunko — Source for the complete works list (CC BY 4.0)
• Japanese version of this page — Full bibliography and bibliophile information