Takeo Kanzaki - Japanese Literary Awards

プロフィール

性別: 男性
生誕: 1906-06-18 （Moji, Fukuoka, Japan (now Moji Ward, Kitakyushu)）
死没: 1944-09-17 （South China Sea (sinking of aircraft carrier Un'yō)） 38歳
国籍: Japan
言語: Japanese
宗教: Kokuchukai (Nichirenism)

経歴

職業: Novelist, Newspaper journalist
活動期間: 1944
所属: Miyako Shimbun (predecessor of Tokyo Shimbun), Shintakakai (New Hawks Association)
所属団体: Kokuchukai
影響を受けた人物: Tanaka Chigaku

学歴

学校	学部	学科	学位	期間	国
Waseda University	—	—	—	在籍（中退）	Japan

Waseda University

期間: 在籍（中退）

国: Japan

Attended Waseda University; dropped out. Enrollment years unknown.

受賞歴

年	賞名	対象作品	部門	主催	結果
1942	Naoki Prize	Tolerance	—	Naoki Prize Selection Committee	受賞

Naoki Prize

1942

対象作品: Tolerance

主催: Naoki Prize Selection Committee

結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

Naoki Sanjugo Award 1回登壇

第16回（1942年第2回開催） award

作品

代表作

Tolerance

1942年 Short story

A short story published in All Yomimono that deals with individual tolerance and conflicts in human relationships; notable for its wartime portrayals of human nature.

tolerancehuman naturewar and everyday life

全著作

Tolerance

作風・主題

文体: Realistic, concise proseRealistic depiction influenced by journalistic experience
頻出モチーフ: tolerance and forgivenessdepictions of the battlefield/navyloss of family

評価・遺産

A writer who won the 16th Naoki Prize for the short story "Kanyou" (Tolerance). He served as a navy press officer and was killed in action in the South China Sea in 1944. His work is noted for wartime portrayals of human nature. His grandson is manga artist Rensuke Oshikiri.

資料所蔵先

National Diet Library (Japan)

大衆文化への影響

Mentioned by his grandson Rensuke Oshikiri

豆知識

His grandson is manga artist Rensuke Oshikiri (Kanzaki Ryota).
He dropped out of Waseda University and joined the Miyako Shimbun.
He served as a navy press officer in the southern theater and was killed in 1944 when the carrier Un'yō was torpedoed and sunk.
He was a member of the Kokuchukai organization.