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Hirotaka Ideno

いでの ひろたか

Ideno Hirotaka

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1965-01-01 (Saitama Prefecture, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Saitama Prefecture → Tokyo (worked at a municipal high school)

経歴

職業
translator, haiku poet, high school teacher
活動期間
1988年〜
所属
Member of the haiku magazine 'Chion'
所属団体
Haiku magazine 'Chion', Haijin Association

学歴

Waseda University, Faculty of Letters (First Department)
Faculty of Letters (French Literature) / French literature
学位: 学士
期間: 1984-1988
卒業年: 1988
国: Japan

受賞歴

Seien Prize (Chion magazine newcomer award, 2nd)
2013
主催: Haiku magazine 'Chion'
結果: winner
Haijin Association Newcomer Award (38th)
2014
対象作品: With a Donkey
主催: Haijin Association
結果: winner
Arts Encouragement Award (Kawaguchi City)
2015
主催: Kawaguchi City
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

With a Donkey

2014年 haiku collection

A haiku collection gathering poems on nature, travel and memory. Characterized by concise language that captures seasonal feelings and scenes.

naturetravelmemoryseasonal words (kigo)

全著作

  • Gourmet Detective (translation of Peter King et al.), Babel Press, 2000
  • Everyday Genius: New Methods to Produce 'Geniuses' (translation of Peter Klein), Forest Publishing, 2003
  • Mississippi: The Great River That Made America (translation of James M. Vardaman), Kodansha, 2005
  • English Manners Japanese Often Misunderstand (translation of James M. Vardaman), IBC Publishing, 2007
  • How to Use English Slang That People Will Praise (co-translation), Chuokeizai-sha, 2008
  • With a Donkey (haiku collection), Furansudo, 2014
  • Article: 'To Savor Famous Haiku More Deeply: 21 Rain Seasonal Words to Know', Haiku magazine 65(7), 2016

作家による翻訳

  • Mississippi: The Great River That Made America (translation of James M. Vardaman), 2005
  • Gourmet Detective (translation of Peter King et al.), 2000
  • Everyday Genius: New Methods to Produce 'Geniuses' (translation of Peter Klein), 2003

作風・主題

文体
concise, sharp stylefusion of traditional use of kigo and personal memory
頻出モチーフ
rainforestsjourney/travelanimals (donkey)memory and nostalgia

評価・遺産

He has achievements as a translator and prize-winning haiku poet. Recognized as an emerging figure in contemporary haiku and recipient of local arts awards. Notable for activities in both translation and haiku.

関連学会

  • Haijin Association

豆知識

  • Born in 1965, from Saitama Prefecture.
  • Graduated from Waseda University, Faculty of Letters (French literature), 1988.
  • Won the Haijin Association Newcomer Award in 2014 for the haiku collection 'With a Donkey'.
  • Has notable translation credits (including works by James M. Vardaman).