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Hiromi Itō (Japan, 1955) Hiromi Itō, born in 1955 in Tokyo, is one of the most important and highly … |
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Shoichiro Iwakiri (Japan, 1959) Shoichiro Iwakiri (1959) teaches French literature at the prestigious International … |
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Wakako Kaku (Japan) To many Japanese people, Wakako Kaku is known as a lyricist for famous pop singers and … |
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Mitsuharu Kaneko (Japan, 1895–1975) Mitsuharu Kaneko (1895–1975), one of the most prominent poets of … |
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Mari Kashiwagi (Germany, 1970) Mari Kashiwagi was born in Erlangen, Germany, where her father was teaching as an … |
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Hiroshi Kawasaki (Japan, 1930–2004) Born in Tokyo, Hiroshi Kawasaki published countless numbers of poems, essays, stories, … |
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Masayo Koike (Japan, 1959) Masayo Koike is a poet who treasures words. From an early age she was attracted to the … |
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Tatsuji Miyoshi (Japan, 1900–1964) To many Japanese baby-boomers who were born within a decade or so after the end of … |
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Kiyoko Nagase (Japan, 1906–1995) Kiyoko Nagase was born in 1906 and died in 1995 on her 89th birthday. She published her … |
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Toshio Nakae (Japan, 1933) “He is a poet, first and foremost, ahead of any personal experiences”— Shuntaro … |
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Kiwao Nomura (Japan, 1951) Kiwao Nomura (Saitama, 1951) is one of the undisputed driving forces behind … |
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Kumamoto Renshi 2010 (Japan, 2010) In March 2010, four prominent Japanese poets, Shuntarō Tanikawa, Hiromi Itō, Yasuhiro … |
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Rin Ishigaki (Japan, 1920–2004) Ishigaki Rin was born in Akasaka in downtown Tokyo in 1920. From 1934 to 1975 she … |
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Kazue Shinkawa (Japan, 1929) Kazue Shinkawa was born in 1929 in Ibaragi Prefecture, Japan. Since her first book of … |
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Chimako Tada (Japan, 1930–2003) Sometimes writers who inhabit the margins of the literary world are the ones who … |
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Inuo Taguchi (Japan, 1967) Inuo Taguchi (whose pen name literally means Dog Man) was born in 1967, a few years … |
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Ryuichi Tamura (Japan, 1923–1998) Ryuichi Tamura is universally regarded as one of the most important poets of post-WWII … |
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Yosuke Tanaka (Japan, 1969) Yosuke Tanaka was born in Tokyo in 1969 and made his debut as a poet in the prestigious … |
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Shuntaro Tanikawa (Japan, 1931) Shuntaro Tanikawa has been a phenomenon in Japan since the publication of his first … |
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Yoko Tawada (Japan, 1960) Multilingual double-talents often convey the impression that they can do everything … |











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