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乙女の本棚
桜の森の満開の下
人気シリーズ「乙女の本棚」第13弾は坂口安吾×イラストレーター・しきみのコラボレーション!
小説としても画集としても楽しめる、魅惑の1冊。全イラスト描き下ろし。
桜の森の満開の下の秘密は誰にも今も分りません。
鈴鹿峠に住む山賊は、新しい女房をさらってきた。だが、彼女はどうも他の女たちとは違っていて、彼のことを恐れず、そればかりか……。
坂口安吾の『桜の森の満開の下』が、有名ゲームのキャラクターデザインなどで知られ、本シリーズでは萩原朔太郎『猫町』、江戸川乱歩『押絵と旅する男』、夏目漱石『夢十夜』を担当する大人気イラストレーター・しきみによって描かれる。
名作文学と現代の美麗なイラストが融合した、珠玉のコラボレーション・シリーズ。
自分の本棚に飾っておきたい。大切なあの人にプレゼントしたい。そんな気持ちになる「乙女の本棚」シリーズの1冊。
小説としても画集としても楽しめる、魅惑の1冊。全イラスト描き下ろし。
桜の森の満開の下の秘密は誰にも今も分りません。
鈴鹿峠に住む山賊は、新しい女房をさらってきた。だが、彼女はどうも他の女たちとは違っていて、彼のことを恐れず、そればかりか……。
坂口安吾の『桜の森の満開の下』が、有名ゲームのキャラクターデザインなどで知られ、本シリーズでは萩原朔太郎『猫町』、江戸川乱歩『押絵と旅する男』、夏目漱石『夢十夜』を担当する大人気イラストレーター・しきみによって描かれる。
名作文学と現代の美麗なイラストが融合した、珠玉のコラボレーション・シリーズ。
自分の本棚に飾っておきたい。大切なあの人にプレゼントしたい。そんな気持ちになる「乙女の本棚」シリーズの1冊。
88 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2019
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About the author
Ango Sakaguchi
615 books139 followersFrom Niigata, Sakaguchi (坂口安吾) was one of a group of young Japanese writers to rise to prominence in the years immediately following Japan's defeat in World War II. In 1946 he wrote his most famous essay, titled "Darakuron" ("On Decadence"), which examined the role of bushido during the war. It is widely argued that he saw postwar Japan as decadent, yet more truthful than a wartime Japan built on illusions like bushido.
Ango was born in 1906, and was the 12th child of 13. He was born in the middle of a Japan perpetually at war. His father was the president of the Niigata Shinbun (Newspaper), a politician, and a poet.
Ango wanted to be a writer at 16. He moved to Tokyo at 17, after hitting a teacher who caught him truanting. His father died from brain cancer the following year, leaving his family in massive debt. At 20, Ango taught for a year as a substitute teacher following secondary school. He became heavily involved in Buddhism and went to University to study Indian philosophy, graduating at the age of 25. Throughout his career as a student, Ango was very vocal in his opinions.
He wrote various works of literature after graduating, receiving praise from writers such as Makino Shin’ichi. His literary career started around the same time as Japan’s expansion into Manchuria. He met his wife to be, Yada Tsuseko, at 27. His mother died when he was 37, in the middle of World War II. He struggled for recognition as a writer for years before finally finding it with “A Personal View of Japanese Culture” in 1942, and again with “On Decadence” in 1946. That same year, the Emperor formally declared himself a human being, not a god. Ango had a child at 48 with his second wife, Kaji Michio. He died from a brain aneurysm at age 48 in 1955.
Ango was born in 1906, and was the 12th child of 13. He was born in the middle of a Japan perpetually at war. His father was the president of the Niigata Shinbun (Newspaper), a politician, and a poet.
Ango wanted to be a writer at 16. He moved to Tokyo at 17, after hitting a teacher who caught him truanting. His father died from brain cancer the following year, leaving his family in massive debt. At 20, Ango taught for a year as a substitute teacher following secondary school. He became heavily involved in Buddhism and went to University to study Indian philosophy, graduating at the age of 25. Throughout his career as a student, Ango was very vocal in his opinions.
He wrote various works of literature after graduating, receiving praise from writers such as Makino Shin’ichi. His literary career started around the same time as Japan’s expansion into Manchuria. He met his wife to be, Yada Tsuseko, at 27. His mother died when he was 37, in the middle of World War II. He struggled for recognition as a writer for years before finally finding it with “A Personal View of Japanese Culture” in 1942, and again with “On Decadence” in 1946. That same year, the Emperor formally declared himself a human being, not a god. Ango had a child at 48 with his second wife, Kaji Michio. He died from a brain aneurysm at age 48 in 1955.
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