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Tatsuji Miyoshi

三好達治 1900-08-23 – 1964-04-05 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Osaka. Graduated from the French Literature Department of Tokyo Imperial University. In 1928 he joined the poetry magazine "Shi to Shiron" (Poetry and Poetics). His poetry collections include "Survey Ship" (Sokuryōsen), "South Window Collection" (Nansōshū), "Flower Basket" (Hanakatami), and "One Bell" (Itten-shō), alongside translations and essays. He is regarded as a leading modernist poet of the prewar and postwar eras.

Literary Schools / Movements

Modern poetry

Publication Venues (10 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (65 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 霾 (Bai) (1931)
  • 霾 (Bai) (1932)
  • 南窗集 (Minami) (1932)
  • 立秋 (Risshū) (1932)
  • 閒花集 (Kankashū) (1932)
  • 短歌集　日まはり (Tanka Shū Hi Ma Hari) (1933)
  • 閒花集 (Kankashū) (1933)
  • 閒花集 (Kankashū) (1934)
  • 三色旗 (San Shoku Hata) (1934)
  • 短歌集　日まはり (Tanka Shū Hi Ma Hari) (1934)
  • 山果集 (Yama Hate Shū) (1934)
  • 山果集 (Yama Hate Shū) (1935)
  • 兎 (Usagi) (1936)
  • 扁舟 (Henshū) (1936)
  • 雪 (Yuki) (1936)
  • 鷲 (Washi) (1936)
  • 一点鐘 (Ichi Ten Kane) (1936)
  • 憩ひ (Ikoi Hi) (1936)
  • 詩四章 (Shi Yon Shō) (1936)
  • 黄昏 (Tasogare) (1936)
  • 霾 (Bai) (1936)
  • かいつぶり (Kaitsuburi) (1936)
  • 檸檬忌 (Remonki) (1936)
  • 空林 (Sora Rin) (1936)
  • 艸千里 (Kusasenri) (1936)
  • 短歌集　日まはり (Tanka Shū Hi Ma Hari) (1937)
  • 霾 (Bai) (1937)
  • 艸千里 (Kusasenri) (1937)
  • 草舎にて (Kusa Sha Nite) (1938)
  • 艸千里 (Kusasenri) (1938)

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