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Toko Toda

とだ とうこ

Toda Tōko

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
Kazuno, Akita, Japan
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Kazuno, Akita → Tokyo

経歴

職業
poet, writer
活動期間
2010年〜
影響を受けた人物
Toshihiko Okubo, Shūichirō Sanada
ノミネート
Nakahara Chūya Prize — finalist (Metrika, 2018)

学歴

Tokyo Woman's Christian University
国: Japan
Nihon University Graduate School of Art
Graduate School of Art
国: Japan
Attended/researched (details unknown)

受賞歴

H-shi Prize
2018
対象作品: Metrika
主催: Japan Association of Contemporary Poets
結果: winner
Nakahara Chūya Prize
2018
対象作品: Metrika
主催: Nakahara Chūya Prize Committee
結果: finalist

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Metrika

2017年 poetry

A debut poetry collection titled after the Russian word 'МЕТРИКА'. The poems explore family records, memory and religious traces.

recordfamily historyreligious memoryland/place
映像化・舞台化
  • [song] Metrika (song) (2023)

Asatsunagi

2024年 poetry

A more recent poetry collection published in 2024 (details limited).

everyday lifenaturetime

全著作

  • Metrika (Shichosha, 2017)
  • Toki wo Koe Akita: Giants of the Forest and Travelers of Water (co-authored, Akita TV, 2019)
  • Asatsunagi (Le Petit Nomade, 2024)

翻案

  • Song 'Metrika' by Rui Ogawa (2023)

作風・主題

文体
lyricalsymbolic and descriptive poetry
頻出モチーフ
recordskinshipwaterforest

評価・遺産

Recognized among notable contemporary Japanese poets since the 2010s. Winner of the H-shi Prize for 'Metrika' and a finalist for the Nakahara Chūya Prize. Her work is noted for ties to regional identity and religious memory.

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library authority file

大衆文化への影響

  • Song adaptation by Rui Ogawa (2023)

豆知識

  • The title 'Metrika' derives from the Russian word 'МЕТРИКА', referring to Orthodox parish registers.
  • The National Diet Library authority file lists her as '1976-', but precise birthdate details are not publicly available.