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Yoko Hiramatsu

ひらまつ ようこ

Hiramatsu Yoko

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1958-02-21 (Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan → Tokyo, Japan

経歴

職業
essayist, writer, food writer
活動期間
1993年〜
影響を受けた人物
Eimi Yamada

学歴

Tokyo Woman's Christian University
Faculty of Arts and Sciences / Department of Sociology
学位: 学士
期間: 1976-1980
卒業年: 1980
国: Japan
Graduation year is approximate

受賞歴

Dumago Literary Prize
2006
対象作品: The Taste You Can't Buy
主催: Bunkamura (Dumago Literary Prize)
結果: Winner
Kodansha Essay Award
2012
対象作品: Barbaric Reading
主催: Kodansha
結果: Winner
Yomiuri Literature Prize
2021
対象作品: Father's Bisco
主催: The Yomiuri Shimbun
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

The Taste You Can't Buy

2006年 Essay

An essay collection about food, memory, and tastes encountered during travels, blending personal anecdotes with observations on culinary culture.

food culturememorytravel

Barbaric Reading

2011年 Essay

A collection of essays on reading and relationships with books; presents a free, personal approach to literature and reading experiences.

readingliteraturepersonal essays

Father's Bisco

2021年 Non-fiction / Essay

An essayistic memoir centered on family and memories of her father; uses everyday moments and food to evoke recollections.

familymemoryfood

Why Asian Meals Are Delicious

1998年 Non-fiction / Food culture

Essays based on reporting around Asian food cultures, examining dishes, utensils, and daily life to explore why those meals are delightful.

food cultureutensilsregional flavors

全著作

  • Favorite Thai Dishes (1993)
  • Favorite Korean/Chosun Dishes (1994)
  • Favorite Vietnamese Home Cooking (1995)
  • Delicious Asian Utensils (1996)
  • Why Asian Meals Are Delicious (1998)
  • Lots of Delicious Thai and Vietnamese Dishes (1999)
  • The Joy of Kitchen Tools (1999)
  • A Spoonful of Asia (2000)
  • Yoko Hiramatsu's Kitchen (2001)
  • Delicious Life Finds (2002)
  • Moments of Falling in Love While Traveling (2002)
  • For the Sake of Delicious Meals (2003)
  • 71 Shopping Challenges (2004)
  • My Kitchen Notebook (2004)
  • Days of Kneading, Massaging, Eating (2005)
  • Small Luxuries on the Table (2005)
  • The Taste You Can't Buy (2006)
  • Gift Calendar (2006)
  • Everyone's Taste (2007)
  • Even on Busy Days, One Gets Hungry (2008)
  • Making Jam at Midnight (2008)
  • Gift Seasonal Chronicle (2009)
  • Fried Gyoza and Classic Movie Theaters: My Tokyo Flavor Walk (2009)
  • A Woman's Solo Meals (2009)
  • Shall We Have Eel? (2010)
  • Sandwiches in Ginza (2011)
  • Old Korean Flavors: A Eating Journey (2011)
  • Barbaric Reading (2011)
  • Nostalgic People (2012)
  • The Day the Little Bird Comes (2013)
  • Long-Awaited Nori Bento (2013)
  • The Flower of Books (2013)
  • Japanese Cuisine to Learn Now: The Work of Ginza 'Chisou Sottaku' (2014)
  • Today Is Grape Bread (2014)
  • Tasty Menus (2015)
  • Her Leaving Home (2016)
  • Eating Me (2016)
  • Fried Horse Mackerel in Yurakucho (2017)
  • Amazing Flavors of Japan: Eating the Memory of the Land (2017)
  • Nikuman in Shin-Osaka (2018)
  • It's Soba: The World of Standing Soba (2018)
  • Oyster Butter in Kanda (2019)
  • 134 Essential Tools that Support Daily Life (2019)
  • Sukiyaki in Asakusa (2020)
  • Meat and Soft-Shelled Turtle: Japan Soul Meat Journey (2020)
  • Time to Throw Away Underwear (2021)
  • Father's Bisco (2021)
  • Making Sardine Butter Myself (2022)
  • Oage-san (2022)
  • Parsley Curry: Small Talk (2022)

作風・主題

文体
observational essays focused on foodessays that weave travel and daily lifeclear, concrete prose
頻出モチーフ
food and memorykitchen utensilsregional flavors and landscapesdiscoveries while traveling

評価・遺産

Yoko Hiramatsu is an essayist known for writing about food culture and everyday life, depicting richness through cuisine, utensils, and travel. She has received awards including the Dumago Literary Prize, the Kodansha Essay Award, and the Yomiuri Literature Prize, and is influential for her commentary on food.

大衆文化への影響

  • Contributions to food publications such as the magazine 'dancyu'
  • Appeared on Nico Nico Live 'Air Revolution' (2023)

豆知識

  • Born in Kurashiki, Okayama.
  • Graduated from Tokyo Woman's Christian University, Department of Sociology.
  • Won the Dumago Literary Prize in 2006 for 'The Taste You Can't Buy'.
  • Won the Kodansha Essay Award in 2012 for 'Barbaric Reading'.
  • Won the Yomiuri Literature Prize in 2021 for 'Father's Bisco'.
  • Has authored many books on food culture and kitchen utensils.
  • Contributor to publications such as 'dancyu'.