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Taira Morimoto

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Morimoto Taira

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1964-11-22 (Tokyo)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
tanka poet, publisher
活動期間
1978年〜
影響を受けた人物
Haruyoshi Morimoto, Yaeko Maki, Masamichi Abe
影響を与えた人物
Kanda Hakuzan (6th generation)

学歴

Kokugakuin University
Faculty of Letters
期間: 1984-
国: Japan
Participated in 'Kokugakuin Tanka' while enrolled
Kokugakuin University (graduate school)
Doctoral program
国: Japan
Left doctoral program after completing the term (advisor: Masamichi Abe)

受賞歴

Gendai Tanka Criticism Prize (19th)
2001
対象作品: Contemporary Tanka after 'War and Massacre'
主催: Gendai Tanka Criticism Prize
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Never Forget the Sky

1989年 tanka

First collection of tanka; gathers early poems focusing on everyday life and inner reflection.

everyday lifeintrospection

Crossing the Bridge

1994年 tanka

Mid-career collection emphasizing urban sensibilities, memory, and traces of family.

urbanitymemoryfamily

Morals

1997年 tanka

Noted for provocative and confrontational language; questions ethics and society.

ethicsprovocationsocial critique

Personal Life

1999年 tanka

Collection of poems reflecting personal experiences and private life.

private lifeautobiographical elements

Selected Tanka of Taira Morimoto

2004年 tanka

Selection compiling representative works to date.

overviewrepresentative works

Machida Calling

2006年 tanka

Collection of tanka set against regional and urban scenes.

localityurban landscape

Calumny Law

2015年 tanka

Recent collection noted for sharp language and critical stance.

languagecriticality

全著作

  • Never Forget the Sky
  • Crossing the Bridge: Tanka by Taira Morimoto
  • Morals
  • Personal Life
  • Selected Tanka of Taira Morimoto
  • Machida Calling
  • Calumny Law

作風・主題

文体
provocative expressionedgy tankacontemporary critical perspective
頻出モチーフ
grandfatherwar and violencecity and memorymorality

評価・遺産

Taira Morimoto is known for provocative, critically engaged tanka and for publishing tanka journals. He has established a distinctive position in contemporary tanka.

大衆文化への影響

  • Appeared on Chukyo TV's program 'Kono Hito ni Awasete Yorokobasetai!' (Feb 5, 2019) reunited with Kanda Matsunojyo (then name)

豆知識

  • His grandfather was Man'yō scholar Haruyoshi Morimoto.
  • His mother is tanka poet Yaeko Maki; he comes from a family of poets and scholars.
  • Joined the tanka journal 'Daigo' in 1978 and studied under his mother.
  • Taught modern literature at Seigakuin High School and counted Kanda Hakuzan (6th) among his students.