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Akiko Takagi

たかぎ あきこ

Takagi Akiko

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1940-06-14 (Tokyo, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
children's literature writer, lyricist
活動期間
1970年〜
影響を受けた人物
Hachiro Sato

学歴

Tokyo Gakugei University
Faculty of Education / Japanese Language Department
期間: 1958-1962
卒業年: 1962
国: Japan
Began learning children's songs and working on children's literature while a student

受賞歴

Japan Children’s Literature Association Newcomer Award
1972
対象作品: The Bored King
主催: Japan Children's Literature Association
結果: 受賞
Japan Children's Song Award
2002
対象作品: Snack Song
主催: Unknown
結果: 受賞
Nankichi Niimi Children's Literature Award
2007
対象作品: Somewhere, A Good Place (poem)
主催: Nankichi Niimi Award Committee
結果: 受賞
Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award (Sankei Shimbun Prize)
2007
対象作品: Somewhere, A Good Place (poem)
主催: Sankei Shimbun
結果: 受賞(産経新聞社賞)

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Snack Song

2001年 Poetry / Children's song

A collection of short poems and children's songs celebrating everyday pleasures.

everyday lifefoodchildren

Somewhere, A Good Place: Poems by Akiko Takagi

2006年 Poetry collection

A poetry collection valuing children's sensibilities, characterized by gentle language and quiet observation.

childhood perspectivegentlenessnature

The Runaway Underpants

1977年 Picture book / Kamishibai

A humorous picture book for children featuring wordplay and brisk pacing.

humorwordplayimagination

全著作

  • The Runaway Underpants (1977)
  • Strange Old Tales (1978)
  • Is This Cat an Apple? (1980)
  • Snack Song (2001)
  • Somewhere, A Good Place: Poems (2006)
  • Nursing Song (2005)

作風・主題

文体
plain, rhythmic style suited to childrenuse of wordplay and rhyme
頻出モチーフ
children's daily lifeanimalskindness and imagination

評価・遺産

Active for decades in children's literature and children's songs, recognized for works that cherish children's sensibilities.

引用

  • Somewhere, a good place — a poem depicting the small place a child keeps in their heart.
    出典: Somewhere, A Good Place (poetry collection) (2006年)

豆知識

  • Her father was novelist and German literature scholar Taku Takagi.
  • Graduated from Tokyo Gakugei University (Japanese language department).
  • Won the Japan Children's Literature Association Newcomer Award in 1972.