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Miyuki Takamori

たかもり みゆき

Takamori Miyuki

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1980-00-00 (Aomori Prefecture, Japan)
Nationality
Japan
Languages
Japanese

Career

Occupations
Novelist, Children's literature author
Active Years
2014-
Influenced By
Yoko Mure, Momoko Sakura, Sadao Shoji

Education

Aomori Prefectural Hachinohe Nishi High School
Country: Japan

Awards

Chuden Children's Literature Prize (15th)
2012
Work: Sakun da Mata (published later as 'Issho ni Anbe!')
Organization: Chuden Education Promotion Foundation (Public Interest Foundation)
Result: winner
Kurashi no Shosetsu Grand Prize (1st)
2014
Work: Japan Dignity
Organization: Sangyo Henshu Center Publishing Department
Result: winner
Children's Literature Newcomer Award (44th)
2015
Work: Issho ni Anbe!
Organization: Japan Children's Literary Authors Association
Result: winner
Shueisha Novel Prize (84th)
2017
Work: The People of Hanakiso
Organization: Shueisha
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Issho ni Anbe!

2014 Children's literature

A warm children's book depicting everyday life of children and families. Illustrated by Miroco Machiko.

familyfriendshipeveryday life

Japan Dignity

2014 Novel

A novel that delicately depicts details of daily life and human relationships, focusing on local landscapes and human warmth.

communitydaily lifehuman relationships
Adaptations
  • [Film] Baka Nururi no Musume (2023)

The People of Hanakiso

2017 Novel

An ensemble novel set in an apartment complex, portraying everyday interactions and human relationships.

communityhuman dramaeveryday life

Bibliography

  • Issho ni Anbe!
  • Japan Dignity
  • Ohisama Jam Kahudo
  • Kengai Ni!
  • Please Take the Letter
  • Fairy Soup
  • Misato Town Branch Library
  • Helper Master
  • The People of Hanakiso
  • Lunch Time on the Mountain
  • Mr. Hiiragi's Small Kitchen
  • Mitorishi
  • Pet Sitter: Small Footprints

Adaptations

  • Japan Dignity → film 'Baka Nururi no Musume' (2023)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
warm, accessible narrationdetailed depiction of everyday lifegentle, comforting tone
Recurring Motifs
communityfoodsmall miracles in daily life

Legacy

Known for warmly portraying local life and human warmth, she has worked across children's literature and general fiction. After winning multiple literary awards, some works have been adapted for film.

In Popular Culture

  • 'Japan Dignity' was adapted into the film 'Baka Nururi no Musume' and released in 2023.

Trivia

  • The correct name spelling is '髙森美由紀', but article titles may use variant spellings due to technical limitations.
  • Debut work 'Issho ni Anbe!' received recognition in children's literature and won multiple awards.
  • 'Japan Dignity' was adapted into a film released in 2023.