47 Prefectures : Hiroshi Morioka, Encyclopedia of Great Writers

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Essays and Essays
[Introduction to Contents]
From ancient times, Japanese people have left many literary works.
There are various kinds of literary works such as essays, criticism, novels, and plays. The places of origin and relations of literary persons were mainly in Edo and Kyoto before the Meiji period, but after the modern period, they have spread all over Japan.
This article focuses on the life and representative works of literary persons who were active after the Meiji period.
Depending on the prefecture, representative writers and works before the Meiji period are also covered.
Contents
Part I Brief History of Japanese Literature
Mainly the Literature of the Imperial Court and aristocratic society 2 / Literature of samurai society 3 / Era of townspeople culture 4 / Birth of modern literature 5 / Era of modern literature 8 / World of post-war literature 9
Part II List of Writers by Prefecture
Hokkaido 12 / [Tohoku] Aomori 20 / Iwate 26 / Miyagi 30 / Akita 34 / Samurai society / Era of townspeople culture 2 / Era of modern literature 5 / Era of modern literature 8 / World of post-war literature 9
Hokkaido 12 / [Tohoku] Aomori 20 / Iwate 26 / Miyagi 30 / Akita 34 / Samurai society / Era of townspeople culture 2 / Era of modern literature 5 / Era of modern literature 8 / World of post-war literature 9
Hokkaido 12 / [Tohoku] Ibaraki 47 / Tochigi 51 / Gunma 54 / Saitama 58 / Chiba 64 / Tokyo 68 / Kanagawa 96 / [Hokuriku Region] Niigata 106 / Toyama 112 / Ishikawa 116 / Fukui 122 / [Koshin] Yamanashi 127 / Nagano 132 / [Tokai] Gifu 141 / Shizuoka 146 / Aichi 152 / [Kinki] Mie 158 / Shiga 164 / 168 176 190 198 202 206 209 213 218 225 232 237 242 248 254 265 268 274 279 283 286 289 293 Shikoku Region