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Chiyo Miyake

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Miyake Chiyo

別名: 杉田

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1918-01-07 (Nagoya, Aichi, Japan)
死没
2017-03-30 (Nagoya, Aichi, Japan) 99歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Nagoya, Japan → Tokyo, Japan (during university)

経歴

職業
tanka poet, writer
活動期間
1967年〜2017年
所属
Akinire Tanka Society (head), Editor of the tanka magazine 'Shiroi Tori' ('White Bird')
影響を受けた人物
Yūgure Maeda
影響を与えた人物
Karan Kurose

学歴

Tokyo Woman's Christian University
Department of Japanese Literature / Japanese Literature
国: Japan

受賞歴

Niimi Nankichi Literary Prize
1982
対象作品: Yūbae no Kumo (Clouds of the Sunset)
主催: Asahi Shimbun (Nagoya office) / prize committee
結果: winner
Japan Tanka Club Award
1990
対象作品: Fuyu no Kamakiri (Winter Mantis)
主催: Japan Tanka Club
結果: winner
Nagoya City Arts Award (Special Prize)
1994
主催: City of Nagoya
結果: recipient
Chubu Japan Tanka Association Rikyo Prize
1994
主催: Chubu Japan Tanka Association
結果: recipient

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Yūbae no Kumo (Clouds of the Sunset)

1982年 autobiographical novel

An autobiographical novel recounting married life, wartime experiences and loss; traces the family's life through wartime and postwar Japan.

lossfamilywarmemory

Fuyu no Kamakiri (Winter Mantis)

1989年 tanka collection

A collection of lyrical tanka that contemplates daily life, nature, aging, and the passage of time.

natureagingeveryday life

Tsuki no Niji (Moon Rainbow)

1985年 tanka collection

A tanka collection blending youthful sensibility and lyricism; centers on poems about personal memories.

memorylyricismfamily

全著作

  • Yūbae no Kumo: To My Late Husband (Asahi Shimbun, Nagoya) 1982
  • Tsuki no Niji: Tanka Collection (Kadokawa) 1985
  • Chiyo Miyake Tanka Collection: Kataribe (Geifu Shoin) 1987
  • Fuyu no Kamakiri (Tanka Kenkyusha) 1989
  • Dust of the Universe: Chiyo Miyake Tanka Collection 1995
  • Rays and Dreams (Kadokawa) 1995
  • The House Where Crows Come: Chiyo Miyake Tanka Collection 1997
  • Lake of the Evening Bell: Chiyo Miyake Tanka Collection 2000
  • Chiyo Miyake Selected Poems: 150 Self-Commentary Selections (Tokyo Shiki Publishing) 2002
  • I Am Glad to Have Lived: Chiyo Miyake Tanka Collection 2004

作風・主題

文体
autobiographical narration mixed with prose-like expressionlyrical, accessible tanka
頻出モチーフ
sunsetfamilywar and lossnature and the everyday

評価・遺産

A tanka poet and writer based in Nagoya, she left works focused on wartime and postwar memory and family. She contributed to regional culture by editing a tanka magazine for youth and mentoring younger poets.

関連学会

  • Japan Tanka Club

豆知識

  • In 1958 she and her husband opened the Miyake Eye Clinic in Nagoya's Kita Ward.
  • All three of her sons became ophthalmologists; the second son later served as director of Aichi Medical University (Yōzō Miyake).
  • Her maiden name was Sugita.