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Kiichiro Takahashi

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Takahashi Kiichiro

別名: 高橋 良雄
ペンネーム: Kiichiro Takahashi（Pen name (birth name Yoshio)）

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1928-04-10 （Utashinai (Kami-uta), Hokkaido, Japan）
死没
2007-01-31 78歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Utashinai (Kami-uta), Hokkaido, Japan → Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan

経歴

職業
Novelist, Illustrator, Elementary school teacher (substitute)
活動期間
1973年〜2006年
ノミネート
Akutagawa Prize nominee (1977) 'Kannonriki Shissou'

学歴

Hokkaido First Normal School (now Hokkaido University of Education, Sapporo campus)
期間: 在籍（中退）
国: Japan
Attended but dropped out; later entered employment at Sumitomo Coal Mining.

受賞歴

Bungakukai Newcomer Award
1973
対象作品: Popura to Gunshin
主催: Bungakukai
結果: Winner
Hokkaido Shimbun Literature Award
1977
対象作品: Kannonriki Shissou
主催: Hokkaido Shimbun
結果: Winner
Akutagawa Prize
1978
対象作品: Shinyo
主催: Akutagawa Prize Selection Committee
結果: Winner
Sapporo Citizen's Arts Award
1978
主催: Sapporo City
結果: Winner
Hokkaido Cultural Award
1991
主催: Hokkaido Prefecture
結果: Winner
Jiro Nitta Literary Award
1992
対象作品: Tomoko
主催: Jiro Nitta Literary Award Committee
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Popura to Gunshin

1973年 Fiction (short story)

A short story set in a coal-mining town; his debut, realistically portraying everyday life and labor.

coal mininglaboreveryday life of common people

Kannonriki Shissou

1978年 Fiction

A work noted for featuring a female protagonist; it won the Hokkaido Shimbun Literature Award and portrays coal mines and local people.

coal miningwomencommunitylabor

Shinyo

1978年 Fiction

The 1978 Akutagawa Prize-winning work; delves into the inner lives of people in a coal-mining town.

Akutagawa Prize-winning workcoal miningpsychological portraitregionalism

Tomoko

1991年 Fiction (autobiographical)

An autobiographical novel depicting family and memory through the lives of coal-mining community members.

autobiographycoal miningfamilymemory

全著作

  • Kannonriki Shissou / Deku Ogami
  • Shinyo
  • Kozawa Mugen
  • Kita no Hiun
  • Wakare Banashi
  • Clowns of the North
  • Green Grass Garden
  • Hidden in Steam
  • Summer Moon
  • Ripples
  • Evening Sounds
  • Groundcover Flowers
  • Ode to the Dancing Insect
  • Coal Fire Ablaze
  • Rain Shelter
  • Flower Raft
  • Strings of the North
  • Festival Makeup
  • Frog Chorus
  • Plum of Building No.5
  • Pencil Flowers
  • Tomato of the Villain
  • Rope Curtain Talk
  • Tomoko
  • Boy Waiter
  • Nigi Nigi
  • Sunny Spot Movie
  • We Shall Travel as a Couple
  • Popura to Gunshin

作風・主題

文体
Realistic styleRegional literature focusing on ordinary peopleEmphasis on dialogue and everyday life depiction
頻出モチーフ
coal mineslaborfamilynostalgiadecline of industry and community

健康

  • Pneumonia
    2007年1月
    Died of pneumonia at age 78

評価・遺産

A leading author of coal-mine literature known for portraying ordinary people. He won the Akutagawa Prize in 1978 and is an honorary citizen of Utashinai; commemorations include a literary monument in Utashinai Park and the 'Tsurara-ki' memorial.

資料所蔵先

  • Utashinai City (related materials / literary monument)

大衆文化への影響

  • Tsurara-ki - memorial event on his death anniversary
  • Literary monument in Utashinai Park (inscription: 'Without Utashinai, my literature would not exist')

引用

  • Without Utashinai, my literature would not exist
    出典: Literary monument at Utashinai Park

豆知識

  • Birth name: Yoshio Takahashi.
  • Born in a miner's tenement in Utashinai; honorary citizen of Utashinai.
  • Won the Akutagawa Prize in 1978 for 'Shinyo'; considered the first Akutagawa winner resident in Hokkaido.
  • His memorial day was named 'Tsurara-ki' and is commemorated locally.
  • Debuted in 1973 with 'Popura to Gunshin'.