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Isshiki Jiro

いっしき じろう

Isshiki Jiro

ペンネーム: Isshiki Jiro(Pen name used primarily for war novels and children's literature), Oya Tenichi(Birth name; used for early writings)

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1916-05-01 (Okinoerabu Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan)
死没
1988-05-25 72歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Okinoerabu Island, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan → Kakogawa, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan (migrated for work) → Tokyo, Japan (moved to Tokyo for residence and literary activity)

経歴

職業
Novelist
活動期間
1936年〜1988年
影響を受けた人物
Sasaki Shigeji
ノミネート
Naoki Prize (nominee) 'Fuyu no Tabi' (Winter Journey) — 1949, Naoki Prize (nominee) 'Kogan' — 1961

学歴

Kagoshima Elementary / Higher Elementary School (higher course)
期間: 中退
国: Japan
Left before graduation (withdrew from higher course)

受賞歴

Dazai Osamu Prize
1967
対象作品: Seigenki
主催: Chikuma Shobo
結果: 受賞
Kikuchi Kan Prize
1974
対象作品: Tokyo Air Raids and War Damage Chronicle
主催: Kikuchi Kan Prize Committee
結果: 受賞
Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award
1975
対象作品: Sango shō ni Tobidase
主催: Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award Committee
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Seigenki

1967年 Novel

A novel depicting war and human conflicts. Award-winning work; adapted into a film in 1973.

warsolitudenostalgia
映像化・舞台化
  • [Film] Seigenki (1973)

Tokyo Air Raids and War Damage Chronicle

1973年 Non-fiction

A compiled chronicle and study of the Tokyo air raids, a work of war-related documentary literature.

warair raidswar damage history

Mashō

1979年 Novel

A novel exploring inner darkness and human passions; adapted into a television drama in 1984.

human psychologysin and redemptionmorality
映像化・舞台化
  • [TV drama] Mashō (1984)

全著作

  • Sōsakushū (Collected Works, Oya Tenichi) — 1935
  • Collected Works of Oya Tenichi (private edition) — 1936
  • Onmitsu Satsuma-ai (Oya Tenichi) — 1942
  • Kuroshio Tōsō-den (Oya Tenichi) — 1942
  • Miyamoto Musashi (children's book) — 1951
  • Explorers of the World — 1952
  • Sengoku Kaidanji: Nichirin Tarō — 1955
  • Fuyu no Tabi (Winter Journey) — 1956
  • Kogan — 1961
  • Tokyo Air Raids — 1962
  • The Sun and the Chains — 1964
  • Seigenki — 1967
  • Saint Girl of the Sea — 1967
  • Hometown Diary: The Course of My Life — 1968
  • Canal Street — 1969
  • Shūsen Shūgyo — 1969
  • The Bell of the North Wind — 1970
  • Chronicle of Japan's Air Raids — 1972
  • Where the Dead Leaves Shine — 1972
  • Diary of the Left Hand — 1973
  • The Climate of Love and Life — 1973
  • Katsu Kaishū — 1974
  • Shadow-Puppet Troupe — 1974
  • Sango shō ni Tobidase — 1975
  • The Hill's Nightingale — 1975
  • Heart of Small Fish — 1977
  • Let Stones Speak — 1977
  • Mashō — 1979
  • Nene-ko of Yoron Island — 1979
  • Midnight Rainbow — 1981
  • Nanri Boy's Predicament — 1982
  • Father, You Were Innocent — 1982
  • True Account: Saigō Takamori — 1987

翻案

  • Seigenki (film adaptation, 1973)
  • Mashō (TV drama, 1984, Yomiuri TV)

作風・主題

文体
realist style focusing on warnarration influenced by children's literatureregional color in descriptions
頻出モチーフ
air raids and war damagenostalgiafather-child conflictloneliness and redemption

評価・遺産

Known for works on war and war damage; awarded the Dazai Osamu Prize in 1967 for Seigenki and the Kikuchi Kan Prize in 1974 for his chronicle of the Tokyo air raids. He also wrote children's literature and was involved in social causes (including death penalty abolition). Local re-evaluations of his work have taken place.

記念館・博物館

  • Hyōgo Literature Museum (online exhibit) Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan

資料所蔵先

  • Holdings in the National Diet Library (authority data present)
  • Identifiers exist in VIAF / CiNii / WorldCat

大衆文化への影響

  • Seigenki film adaptation (1973)
  • Mashō TV drama (1984, Yomiuri TV)

豆知識

  • His father died in prison after being convicted of a crime he claimed to be innocent of.
  • He had experience working away from home in Kakogawa.
  • He left the higher course of Kagoshima elementary/higher elementary school before graduating.
  • He was involved in the movement for abolition of the death penalty.
  • Notable works include Seigenki and his chronicle of the Tokyo air raids.