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Asa Miyata

みやた あさ

Miyata Asa

別名: 亀田好雄
ペンネーム: Issei MiyataPen name used for publishing longer novels

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1928 (Miura, Kanagawa, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Mystery writer, Civil servant
活動期間
1976年〜
所属
Kage no Kai (Shadow Group)
所属団体
Kage no Kai (Shadow Group)

学歴

Zenrin Association Vocational School (former system)
期間: 中退
国: Japan
Left before graduation

受賞歴

Genei-jo Newcomer Award (Phantom Castle Newcomer Award)
1976
対象作品: Oshorobune
部門: 小説部門
主催: Genei-jo (Phantom Castle) magazine
結果: 推薦新人(掲載・受賞は逃す)

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Oshorobune

1976年 Mystery (short story)

Shiroi Tsurube

1976年 Mystery (short story)

Sanetomo's Head

1976年 Mystery (short story)

Settlement Committee

1977年 Mystery (short story)

Gase Neta Yapon

1978年 Mystery (short story)

Sap of Fire

1978年 Mystery (novel)

Miura Cape 'Folktale' Murder Case

1987年 Mystery (novel)
Local colorFolktales

Miura Peninsula Murder Cape

1988年 Mystery (novel)
Regional mystery set on the Miura Peninsula

全著作

  • Oshorobune (Genei-jo No.15, Mar 1976)
  • Shiroi Tsurube (Genei-jo No.17, May 1976)
  • Sanetomo's Head (Genei-jo No.21, Aug 1976)
  • Settlement Committee (Genei-jo No.30, May 1977)
  • Gase Neta Yapon (Genei-jo No.39, 1978 New Year Special)
  • Sap of Fire (Genei-jo Novels, Apr 1978)
  • Miura Cape 'Folktale' Murder Case (Kosaido Publishing, Mar 1987)
  • Miura Peninsula Murder Cape (Tairiku Shobo, May 1988)

作風・主題

文体
Traditional detective-story styleEmphasis on local color and setting
頻出モチーフ
Miura Peninsula landscapesFolktales and local legends

評価・遺産

Debuted as a recommended newcomer in the Genei-jo Newcomer Award and produced mystery fiction notable for strong local color. Active as a member of Kage no Kai, he published short stories in Genei-jo and several novels during the 1970s–1980s.

豆知識

  • Real name: Kameda Yoshio.
  • Also published longer novels under the pen name Issei Miyata.
  • Worked at Miura City Hall.
  • Debuted as a 'Recommended Newcomer' in the first Genei-jo Newcomer Award.
  • Several short stories appeared in Genei-jo magazine, and the novel Sap of Fire was published by Genei-jo Novels.