Недетские сказки Японии

by Kenji Miyazawa

Произведения японского сказочника Кэндзи Миядзавы по праву считаются одними из самых популярных в Японии. Глубокие философско-религиозные сказки Миядзавы, в которых миры живой и неживой природы, причудливо переплетаясь, говорят с читателем о вечном: о любви и дружбе, пороках и добродетелях, смерти и разлуке. Эти сказки учат мечтать, учат смотреть на мир по-другому.

Сказки будут интересны читателям любого возраста.

Genres: Japanese Literature

80 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

His name is written as 宮沢賢治 in Japanese, and translated as 宮澤賢治 in Traditional Chinese.

Kenji Miyazawa (1896-1933) was born in Iwate, one of the northernmost prefectures in Japan. In high school, he studied Zen Buddhism and developed a lifelong devotion to the Lotus Sutra, a major influence on his writing. After graduating from an agricultural college, he moved to Tokyo to begin his writing career but had to return home to care for a sick sister. He remained in his home in Iwate for the rest of his life. One of his best-known works is the novel Night on the Galactic Railroad, which was adapted into anime in the late twentieth century, as were many of his short stories. Much of his poetry is still popular in Japan today.

Reviews

[Lumos Ktbspa · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unexpectedly simple fairy tales. Still interesting and thoughtful.

[Lubov Yakovleva · Rating 3 out of 5]

Не знаю, почему они недетские.
Конечно, они и не детские.
Они где-то между.
Да и не про границу эту между детским и недетским.
Совершенно неважно, для кого они.
Для ветра.

Небольшие поэтичные зарисовки.
В них слышен шорох травы.