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Jun Nakamura

なかむら じゅん

Nakamura Jun

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1970-01-01 （Tokyo, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Tokyo, Japan → Kyoto, Japan

経歴

職業
poet, writer, editor, educator, visiting researcher, career consultant
活動期間
1995年〜
所属
Japanese Modern Poets Association, Japan Poets Club, Yokohama Poets Association, Inochi no Kago (poetry group)

学歴

Keio University
Faculty of Letters
期間: 1989-1993
卒業年: 1993
国: Japan

受賞歴

Poetry and Thought Newcomer Award
2005
主催: Doyobi Bijutsusha Publishing
結果: Winner
Yokohama Poets Association Prize
2005
対象作品: Kusa no Ie
主催: Yokohama Poets Association
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Kusa no Ie

2005年 Poetry collection

First poetry collection exploring everyday life, memory, family and life.

familymemorylife

Family of the Sea

2008年 Poetry collection

A collection centered on poems using the sea and family as motifs.

seafamilynature

Hadakanbo

2013年 Poetry collection

A poetry collection themed around corporeality and simplicity.

bodysimplicityidentity

Dear Women

2017年 Poetry collection

Collection of poems with strong messages addressed to women.

womensolidaritysociety

The Source of Life: For Those Who Continue to Love

2013年 Essay

A lyrical essay collection touching on life, love, the earthquake disaster and memory.

lifedisaster (3/11)memory

Constitution and Kyoto (editor/author)

2016年 Edited volume

Edited volume compiling essays on the constitution centered on Kyoto.

constitutionlocalitypublic affairs

全著作

  • Kusa no Ie (2005, Doyobi Bijutsusha Publishing)
  • Family of the Sea (2008, Doyobi Bijutsusha Publishing)
  • Hadakanbo (2013, Coal-sack)
  • Dear Women (2017, Doyobi Bijutsusha Publishing)
  • The Source of Life: For Those Who Continue to Love (2013, Coal-sack)
  • Constitution and Kyoto (ed., 2016, Kamogawa Publishing)
  • War × Literature: 9/11 - Transforming War (co-authored/edited, 2011, Shueisha)
  • Lives at Risk: 311-Poet Anthology (co-authored, 2012, Coal-sack)

作風・主題

文体
concise lyrical styleaddressing tone that weaves everyday observation
頻出モチーフ
the seafamilylifewomen

評価・遺産

Recognized as a contemporary Japanese poet dealing with family, life and disaster (3/11). Contributed to the promotion of poetry through local activities, editing and lectures.

関連学会

  • Japanese Modern Poets Association
  • Japan Poets Club

豆知識

  • Graduate of Keio University Faculty of Letters
  • Winner of the Poetry and Thought Newcomer Award (2005)
  • Holds a career consultant qualification
  • Resident of Kyoto since 2012