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Takashi Nagatsuka

長塚節 1879-04-03 – 1915-02-08 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Okada village, Ibaraki Prefecture (now Jōsō). A disciple of Masaoka Shiki, he participated in the Negishi Tanka Society and the Araragi school. His tanka collection "Like a Needle" (Hari no Gotoku) and his novel "The Soil" (Tsuchi), a stark naturalist portrayal of peasant life, are his major works.

Literary Schools / Movements

Tanka poetry

Publication Venues (5 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (42 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 月見の夕 (Tsukimi no Yū) (1903)
  • 竹の里人〔一〕 (Take no Satobito Ichi) (1903)
  • 土浦の川口 (Tsuchiura no Kawaguchi) (1904)
  • 竹の里人〔二〕 (Take no Satobito Ni) (1904)
  • 利根川の一夜 (Tonegawa no Ichiya) (1904)
  • 竹の里人〔三〕 (Take no Satobito San) (1904)
  • 才丸行き (Sai Maru Iki) (1905)
  • 炭焼のむすめ (Sumiyaki no Musu Me) (1906)
  • 須磨明石 (Suma Meiseki) (1906)
  • 旅行に就いて (Ryokō ni Tsui Te) (1907)
  • 佐渡が島 (Sawatari ga Shima) (1907)
  • 芋掘り (Imo Hori) (1908)
  • 開業医 (Kaigyōi) (1909)
  • 写生断片 (Shasei Dampen) (1909)
  • 菜の花 (Nanohana) (1909)
  • おふさ (O Fusa) (1909)
  • 教師 (Kyōshi) (1909)
  • 太十と其犬 (Futo Jū To) (1910)
  • 隣室の客 (Rinshitsu no Kyaku) (1910)
  • 簡易銷夏法 (Kani) (1913)
  • 知己の第一人 (Chiki no Dai Ichi Nin) (1913)
  • 記憶のまゝ (Kioku no Ma) (1913)
  • 佐渡が島 (Sawatari ga Shima) (1966)
  • しらくちの花 (Shiraku Chino Hana) (—)
  • 商機 (Shōki) (—)
  • 土 (Do) (—)
  • 壱岐国勝本にて (Iki Koku Katsumoto Nite) (—)
  • 対州厳原港にて (Tai Shū Gombara Kō Nite) (—)
  • 弥彦山 (Yahikoyama) (—)
  • 我が庭 (Waga Niwa) (—)

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