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Yoshio Toyoshima

豊島与志雄 1890-11-27 – 1955-06-18 日本語版へ

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Biography

Born in Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture. Graduated from the French Literature Department of Tokyo Imperial University. He was a member of the third Shinshichō coterie. He served as professor at Hōsei University and Meiji University. He produced major Japanese translations of Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables", Romain Rolland's "Jean-Christophe", and Anatole France's "The Family's Angel", as well as the children's novel "The Finest Horse in the World" (Tenka Ichi no Uma).

Literary Schools / Movements

翻訳・児童文学

Publication Venues (26 venues)Click to filter works by venue

Selected Works (330 works recorded in Aozora Bunko)

  • 湖水と彼等 (Kosui to Karera) (1914)
  • 蠱惑 (Kowaku) (1914)
  • 恩人 (Onjin) (1914)
  • 囚われ (Toraware) (1915)
  • 球突場の一隅 (Tama no Ichigū) (1916)
  • 過渡人 (Kato Jin) (1916)
  • 少年の死 (Shōnen no Shi) (1916)
  • 運命のままに (Ummei no Mama Ni) (1916)
  • 生あらば (Nama Ara Ba) (1917)
  • 田原氏の犯罪 (Tahara Shi no Hanzai) (1917)
  • 生と死との記録 (Nama to Shi to no Kiroku) (1918)
  • 掠奪せられたる男 (Ryakudatsu Sera Re taru Otoko) (1918)
  • 蘇生 (Sosei) (1918)
  • 微笑 (Bishō) (1919)
  • 楠の話 (Kusunoki no Hanashi) (1919)
  • 群集 (Gunshū) (1919)
  • お月様の唄 (O Tsuki Sama no Uta) (1919)
  • 愚かな一日 (Oroka na Ichi Nichi) (1920)
  • 二つの途 (Futatsu no To) (1920)
  • 或る女の手記 (Aru ru Onna no Shuki) (1920)
  • 理想の女 (Risō no Onna) (1920)
  • 狸のお祭り (Tanuki no O Matsuri) (1921)
  • 白血球 (Hakkekkyū) (1921)
  • 子を奪う (Ko o Ubau) (1921)
  • 未来の天才 (Mirai no Tensai) (1921)
  • 反抗 (Hankō) (1921)
  • 月明 (Getsumei) (1921)
  • 泥坊 (Dorobō) (1921)
  • 特殊部落の犯罪 (Tokushu Buraku no Hanzai) (1922)
  • 幻の彼方 (Maboroshi no Kanata) (1922)

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