桑原 政則の「合 縁 奇 縁」

Tokutomi Sohō 徳富蘇峰。『近世日本国民史』全100巻。 ジャーナリスト、歴史家。 11月2日没 徳富蘇峰 24歳  ・1863年3月14日。熊本県 － 1957年（ 昭和32年 ）11月2日没。94歳没 ★　★　★　★　★　★　★　★ Tokutomi Soho (1863–1957) was a famous Japanese journalist and historian. He was born in Kumamoto, and his pen name "Soho" came from Mt. Aso. His younger brother, Tokutomi Roka, was a well-known novelist. At the age of 23, he wrote a bestselling book called Shorai no Nihon (The Future Japan). He founded a major newspaper company, Kokumin Shimbun , when he was 27 years old. He supported many young writers, including Doppo Kunikida and Ogai Mori. He wrote a huge historical work called Kinsei Nihon Kokuminshi in 100 volumes. It took him 34 years to finish this massive history of Japan. He lived to the age of 94 and remained an influential voice throughout the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. 徳富蘇峰（1863〜1957）は、日本の有名なジャーナリストであり、歴史家です。 熊本県に生まれ、雅号（ペンネーム）の「蘇峰」は名峰・阿蘇山に由来しています。 弟の徳冨蘆花は、『不如帰（ほととぎす）』などを書いた有名な小説家です。 23歳のときに著した『将来之日本』がベストセラーになりました。 27歳の若さで「国民新聞社」を...

 Dale  Carnegie    デール・カーネギー    アメリカの作家，講演家 Dale  Carnegie Dale  Carnegie デール・カーネギー     1888年11月24日  ミズーリ州～1955年11月1日  66歳没     ニューヨーク ★　★　★　★　★　★　★　★ Dale Carnegie was an American writer and famous public speaker. He was born into a poor farming family in Missouri in 1888. In college, he joined the debate club and practiced speaking very hard. He started teaching public speaking to adults at a YMCA in New York. His speaking classes became very popular, and he founded the Dale Carnegie Course. In 1936, he published his most famous book, How to Win Friends and Influence People . In the book, he taught that listening carefully and praising others sincerely are the keys to making friends. He also wrote another bestseller, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living , to help people overcome stress. His books have been translated into many languages and loved by millions of readers around the world. Even today, his ...

  Kitagawa Utamaro  喜多川歌麿    浮世絵師  美人画の帝王 10月31日没 喜多川歌麿の三美人 喜多川歌麿   1753年  川越？～1806年10月31日   ★　★　★　★　★　★　★　★ Kitagawa Utamaro was a famous ukiyo-e artist in the Edo period. He is known as one of the greatest masters of Japanese woodblock prints. He was especially famous for his bijin-ga , pictures of beautiful women. He drew women working in tea shops, towns, and the entertainment quarters of Edo. Utamaro created a new style called okubi-e (close-up portraits). Instead of drawing the whole body, he zoomed in on the women's faces and shoulders. His close-up portraits captured deep emotions and subtle facial expressions. People could easily understand how the women felt just by looking at their eyes and gentle smiles. He worked closely with Tsutaya Juzaburo, a brilliant Edo publisher. Tsutaya recognized Utamaro's talent and helped publish many of his best masterpieces. His masterpieces include Three Beauties of the Present Day . These pr...