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Murō Saisei

室生犀星 1889-08-01 – 1962-03-26 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, as Murō Terumichi. Together with Hagiwara Sakutarō, he founded the poetry magazine "Kanjō". Major poetry collections include "Poems of Love" (Ai no Shishū) and "Lyrical Short Pieces" (Jojō Shōkyokushū). His later fiction includes "When Sexual Awakening Came" (Sei ni Mezameru Koro), "Older Brother, Younger Sister" (Ani Imōto), and "Apricot Child" (Anzuko).

Literary Schools / Movements

Modern poetry

Publication Venues (21 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (71 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 蒼白き巣窟 (Aojiroki Sōkutsu) (1920)
  • 香爐を盗む (Kō o Nusumu) (1920)
  • 寂しき魚 (Sabishiki Sakana) (1920)
  • 幻影の都市 (Genei no Toshi) (1921)
  • 音楽時計 (Ongaku Tokei) (1921)
  • 不思議な国の話 (Fushigi na Kuni no Hanashi) (1922)
  • ヒッポドロム (Hippodoromu) (1922)
  • 童子 (Dōji) (1922)
  • 天狗 (Tengu) (1922)
  • 後の日の童子 (Go no Hi no Dōji) (1923)
  • みずうみ (Mi zu Umi) (1923)
  • しゃりこうべ (Shi Yarikōbe) (1923)
  • ゆめの話 (Yume no Hanashi) (1924)
  • 童話 (Dōwa) (1924)
  • 純情小曲集 (Junjō Shōkyoku Shū) (1925)
  • 不思議な魚 (Fushigi na Sakana) (1926)
  • 三階の家 (San Kai no Ie) (1926)
  • 冠松次郎氏におくる詩 (Kammurimatsujirō Shi ni Okuru Shi) (1930)
  • 京洛日記 (Kyōraku Nikki) (1934)
  • 荻吹く歌 (Ogi Fuku Uta) (1940)
  • 姫たちばな (Hime Tachibana) (1941)
  • 玉章 (Tamazusa) (1946)
  • 花桐 (Hana Kiri) (1947)
  • ふたりのおばさん (Futari no Obasan) (1948)
  • 野に臥す者 (No ni Fusu Mono) (1951)
  • 鞄 (Kaban) (1954)
  • 命 (Inochi) (1954)
  • 汽車で逢つた女 (Kisha de Tsuta Onna) (1954)
  • 芥川の原稿 (Akutagawa no Genkō) (1954)
  • めたん子伝 (Me Tan Ko Den) (1955)

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