Kazue Shinkawa

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Kazue Shinkawa ( Japanese 新 川 和 江 ; Shinkawa Kazue ; born April 22, 1929 Yūki in Ibaraki Prefecture ) is a Japanese poet. Her son is the composer and arranger Hiroshi Shinkawa (born July 26, 1955).

Shinkawa began writing poetry at the age of fourteen. During the Second World War she supported the poet and literary scholar Yaso Saijō in his work on a book about Arthur Rimbaud . Through him she got to know the works of Paul Verlaines , Paul Valéry and Jules Supervielles . In 1953 she made her debut with the volume of poetry Nemuri isu , which was followed by more than thirty other volumes over the years, including numerous selected volumes and two complete editions. In 1965 she was awarded the Murō Saisei Poetry Prize for Rōma no aki sono ta . She also published several collections of poetry for children. In 1983 she founded the magazine La Mer with Sachiko Yoshihara to promote young female poets , which was published until 1993.

Works

  • Nemuri isu , 1953
  • Ehon “Eien” , 1959
  • Hitotsu no natsu takusan no natsu , 1963
  • Rōma no aki, sonota , 1965
  • Hiyudewa naku , 1968
  • Tsuru no akebi no nikki , 1971
  • Nippon no shishu 20; Shinkawa Kazue Shishu (selected poems), 1973
  • Ashita no ringo , 1973
  • Tsuchi e no Ode 13 , 1974
  • Gendaishi Bunko 64: Shinkawa Kazue Sishu (selected poems), 1975
  • Hi e no Ode 18 , 1977
  • Nono matsuri , 1978
  • Yume no uchi soto , 1979
  • Mizu e no Ode 16 1980
  • Nagisa nite , 1982
  • Shinsen Gendaishi Bunko 122: Shin Shinkawa Kazue Shishu (selected poems), 1983
  • Ya! Yanagi no ki , 1985
  • Issho kenmei , 1985
  • Hikiwari mugi shou , 1986
  • Kashin Books 3: Shinkawa Kazue Shishu (selected poems), 1986
  • Shinkawa Kazue Volumes 1 to 5, 1988-1989
  • Hanebashi , 1990
  • Haru to onaidoshi , 1991
  • Hoshi no oshigoto , 1991
  • Shio no niwa kara , 1993
  • Kesa no hi ni , 1997
  • Hatahata to peiji ga mekure , 1999
  • Itsumo dococade , 1999
  • Ikiru riyū (selected poems), 2002
  • Sorekara hikari ga kita , 2004
  • Jintai shisho , 2005
  • Shi no rirekisho , essay, 2006
  • Kioku suru mizu , 2007

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personal data
SURNAME Shinkawa, Kazue
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 新 川 和 江 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese poet
DATE OF BIRTH April 22, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Yūki , Ibaraki Prefecture