Kitahara Hakushu 北原白秋。詩人、童謡作家 11月2日没
Kitahara Hakushu 北原白秋 詩人、童謡作家 11月2日没 北原白秋 /wp ・1885年1月25日。福岡県柳川~ 1942年11月2日没。57歳 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kitahara Hakushu (1885–1942) was one of the most famous modern poets in Japan. He was born in Yanagawa, Fukuoka Prefecture. His pen name "Hakushu" comes from the ancient concept of Gogyo (the Five Elements), in which "white" ( haku ) and "autumn" ( shu ) represent the west. In 1909, he published his famous first poetry collection, Jashumon . He wrote the lyrics for many beloved children's songs ( doyo ), such as Karatachi no Hana (The Trifoliate Orange Blossoms) and Konomichi (This Path). He often worked with the famous composer Yamada Kosaku to create these songs. His poems are known for their beautiful rhythm, musical sounds, and vivid seasonal images. Monuments honoring his poetry stand in places he loved, including Karuizawa and Odawara. 北原白秋(1885–1942)は、近代日本を代表する有名な詩人の一人です。 福岡県の柳川(やながわ)で生まれました。 「白秋」という号は、西の方角を「白」...