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Koji Takazawa

たかざわ こうじ

Takazawa Koji

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1947-06-05 (Osaka Prefecture, Japan)
死没
2022-07-06 75歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
journalist, editor, freelance journalist, author
活動期間
2022
影響を受けた人物
Tamiya Takamaro, Keiko Arimoto

学歴

Kanto Gakuin University
国: Japan

受賞歴

Kodansha Nonfiction Prize
1999
対象作品: Shukumei (Destiny) — The Secret Operations of the Yodogo Defectors
主催: Kodansha
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Shukumei (Destiny): The Secret Operations of the Yodogo Defectors

1998年 Non-fiction

An investigative non-fiction work documenting the Yodogo group's ties to North Korea and related abduction issues.

abductionsNorth KoreaNew Left movements

Photographic Report: The Real Faces of North Korea

1994年 Reportage / Photo-report

A photo-reportage presenting images and commentary on life in North Korea.

photojournalismNorth Koreaon-the-ground reporting

Darkness of the Soldiers

1982年 Non-fiction

Investigative reporting on issues surrounding soldiers and military life.

militarysocial issues

Okinawa: Time of Journey — To the Islands of the Southern Wind

1981年 Travelogue

A travelogue exploring Okinawa's culture and landscapes.

Okinawaregional culturetravel

Youth in Haste

1984年 Essays / Non-fiction

A collection of essays reflecting on youthful experiences and the Zengakuto student movement.

student movementsmemoirpolitics

全著作

  • Okinawa: Time of Journey — To the Islands of the Southern Wind (1981)
  • Darkness of the Soldiers (1982)
  • Youth in Haste (1984)
  • Journey to the Ryukyu Archipelago (1987)
  • Cambodia Now: The Land of Civil War and the Khmer Rouge (1993)
  • Tokyo, Beijing, Pyongyang: Reflecting on Zengakuto Experiences (1994)
  • Photographic Report: The Real Faces of North Korea (1994)
  • Farewell 'Yodogo'! 25 Years of Its Trajectory (1996)
  • The New Left as History (1996)
  • Shukumei (Destiny): The Secret Operations of the Yodogo Defectors (1998)

作風・主題

文体
reportage-style, investigative prosephoto-and-text combined reportagecalm, testimony-focused narration
頻出モチーフ
North KoreaabductionsNew Left and student movementsregional reporting (Okinawa, Cambodia, etc.)

健康

  • aspiration pneumonia
    2022
    Died in 2022 due to aspiration pneumonia.

評価・遺産

Left a body of investigative reportage on North Korea, the New Left, and regional issues; donated his collection to the University of Hawaii, now open as the Takazawa Library.

記念館・博物館

  • Takazawa Library (University of Hawaii at Manoa) Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

資料所蔵先

  • Takazawa Library (held at University of Hawaii at Manoa)

豆知識

  • Donated his personal collection to the University of Hawaii at Manoa, now available as the Takazawa Library.
  • Participated in the Zengakuto (student protest) movement during his university years.