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Mizune Koike

こいけ みずね

Koike Mizune

プロフィール

性別
不明
生誕
1991-01-01 （Tokyo, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Novelist, Magazine editor
活動期間
2020年〜
ノミネート
Mishima Yukio Prize — Nominated ("Iki" / '息', 2023), Noma Literary New Writers' Prize — Nominated ("Iki" / '息', 2023), Mishima Yukio Prize — Nominated ("Anata no Na" / 'あなたの名', 2025)

学歴

Keio University
Faculty of Policy Management
国: Japan
Worked as a lifestyle magazine editor while pursuing literary activities.

受賞歴

Shincho New Writers' Prize
2020
対象作品: Wakaranai Mamade
主催: Shinchosha
結果: Winner
Kawai Hayao Monogatari Prize
2025
対象作品: Anokoro no Boku wa
主催: Kawai Hayao Cultural Foundation
結果: Winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Iki

2023年 Novel (title story and collected works)

Her first single-volume book centered on the title piece "Iki". It is characterized by delicate depictions of family, the body, and memory.

lossmemoryfamilythe bodyeveryday life

Novel: Hello, Mother

2023年 Novelization

A novelization of the film "Hello, Mother". The film's story is reworked into novel form.

familyreunion
映像化・舞台化
  • [Film] Hello, Mother

Anokoro no Boku wa

2024年 Novel / Short stories

A volume compiling works first published in 'Subaru'. The pieces focus on youth and the shifts of self.

youthmemoryidentity

Wakaranai Mamade

2020年 Short story

Debut piece that won the 52nd Shincho New Writers' Prize. A short story depicting inner turmoil and interpersonal tensions.

interior liferelationshipsuncertainty

全著作

  • Iki (single-volume book)
  • Novel: Hello, Mother (novelization)
  • Anokoro no Boku wa
  • Wakaranai Mamade (short story)
  • Anthology contribution: "Moon Desert" (Best Essay 2022)

翻案

  • Novel: Hello, Mother — Novelization of the film "Hello, Mother"

作風・主題

文体
delicate, restrained prosefocus on psychological descriptiontendency to use understated metaphor
頻出モチーフ
lossthe bodymemorydiscrepancies in everyday life

評価・遺産

Recognized as an emerging writer; through awards and nominations she has brought fresh perspectives to contemporary Japanese literature.

大衆文化への影響

  • Active on X (formerly Twitter) for outreach and reader interaction

引用

  • Depicting the gap between the world and oneself.
    出典: Conversation in 'Subaru' (Mizune Koike × Naoki Matayoshi, Dec 2024 issue) (2024年)

豆知識

  • Debuted in 2020 after winning the 52nd Shincho New Writers' Prize with 'Wakaranai Mamade'.
  • Graduated from Keio University's Faculty of Policy Management.
  • Has worked as a lifestyle magazine editor while pursuing literary activities.
  • Maintains an official social media presence on X.