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Chizu Takase

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Takase Chizu

ペンネーム: Takase RishuDharma name given after lay ordination and upon receiving the ajari title

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性別
女性
生誕
1945-12-05 (Nagayo, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
宗教
Esoteric Buddhism (lay ordination; ajari qualification) 2007年受洗 洗礼名: Takase Rishu

経歴

職業
Writer, Translator, Noh producer
活動期間
1984年〜
所属
Japan Writers' Association, Historical Period Novelists Club
所属団体
Japan Writers' Association, Historical Period Novelists Club
影響を受けた人物
Atsushi Mori, Kenji Nakagami, ,
ノミネート
Akutagawa Prize candidate (Ichi no Asa, 1984), Mishima Yukio Prize candidate (Kaze no Ie, 1987), Noma Literary Newcomer Award candidate (Ten no Hikou, 1988)

学歴

Kumamoto Prefectural University
Faculty of Letters / Department of English and American Literature
国: Japan
Graduation thesis on William Saroyan

受賞歴

Shincho New Writers' Award
1984
対象作品: Natsu no Fuchi (Summer Abyss)
主催: Shinchosha
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Ichi no Asa

1984年 Novel

Debut work. Later retitled and included in the collection 'Natsu no Kioku'.

Memory

Natsu no Fuchi (Summer Abyss)

1984年 Novel

One of the works that won the Shincho New Writers' Award. Later collected into 'Natsu no Kioku'.

MemoryInner life

Kaze no Ie (House of the Wind)

1987年 Novel

A novel published by Kodansha in 1987. Detailed synopsis not available.

FamilyMemory

Ten no Hikou

1988年 Novel

Published by Kodansha in 1988. Detailed information not available.

HistoryHuman relationships

Natsu no Kioku (Summer Memories)

1996年 Novel/Collected works

Collected volume published in 1996 that compiles 'Ichi no Asa' and 'Natsu no Fuchi' under a new title.

MemoryReminiscence

Michizane (Vol. I & II)

1997年 Historical novel

A two-volume work depicting the life of Sugawara no Michizane, published by NHK Publishing.

HistoryBiography

How to Solve Problems 100% Without Anyone Knowing — A Self-Therapy Book for Men

2013年 Self-help / Psychotherapy

A practical book on self-therapy techniques for men's mental care.

PsychotherapySelf-care

The Woman Who Became a Dragon — The Truth About Hojo Masako

2015年 Historical non-fiction

A historical study examining the life and truth of Hojo Masako.

HistoryPortrayal of women

Myoe: Tsuga‑o Takaoji Secrets (Vol. I & II)

2018年 Historical novel / Biographical fiction

A long-form work portraying the life and thought of the monk Myoe, incorporating research on esoteric Buddhism.

BuddhismHistoryReligious thought

全著作

  • Kaze no Ie (Kodansha, 1987)
  • Ten no Hikou (Kodansha, 1988)
  • Natsu no Kioku (Ashi Shobo, 1996)
  • Michizane Vol. I & II (NHK Publishing, 1997)
  • How to Solve Problems 100% Without Anyone Knowing — A Self‑Therapy Book for Men (Kindai Bungeisha, 2013)
  • The Woman Who Became a Dragon — The Truth About Hojo Masako (Bunzou BOOKS, 2015)
  • Myoe: Tsuga‑o Takaoji Secrets Vol. I & II (Gen Shobo, 2018)
  • Supervising translator: Don Miguel Ruiz, 'Choice of Love' (Cosmos Library, 2000)
  • Supervising translator: Rex Hixson, 'Coming Home: Cross-cultural Theories of Enlightenment' (Cosmos Library, 2001)

翻案

  • Noh 'Hagoromo' Paris performance (Alliance Française / UNESCO)
  • New Noh 'Michizane' staged at the National Noh Theatre and Dazaifu Tenmangu

作家による翻訳

  • Supervising translator: Don Miguel Ruiz, 'Choice of Love' (2000)
  • Supervising translator: Rex Hixson, 'Coming Home' (2001)

作風・主題

文体
Lyrical, finely detailed proseWorks often focus on historical figures and religious thought
頻出モチーフ
memoryhistoryBuddhismNoh (theatre)

評価・遺産

Chizu Takase is known for novels that incorporate memory, history and Buddhist themes, and for cultural activities such as producing Noh performances. She has been recognized for historical and biographical fiction and has worked across fields including international performances and supervising translations.

関連学会

  • Japan Writers' Association
  • Historical Period Novelists Club

資料所蔵先

  • National Diet Library authority file (identifier: id.ndl.go.jp/auth/ndlna/00165947)
  • Wikidata (Q11671919), VIAF, ISNI and other authority records

大衆文化への影響

  • Contribution to the promotion of Japanese culture through international Noh performances

豆知識

  • Official website ALOLIKA was closed on 2025-04-30.
  • Received lay ordination in 2007 and obtained the ajari qualification three years later (Dharma name: Takase Rishu).
  • Produced a Noh performance in Paris in 1991, staged with Alliance Française and UNESCO.
  • Was a candidate for major literary prizes including the Akutagawa Prize, the Mishima Yukio Prize and the Noma Literary Newcomer Award.
  • Representative works include 'Kaze no Ie', 'Ten no Hikou', 'Natsu no Kioku' and 'Myoe: Tsuga‑o Takaoji Secrets'.