Japanese literature Seikichi Torimonocho / Kazumitsu MIYOSHI

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
There are Edo-Tokyo Fuzoku-Jiten Okappiki, with Shining Truncheon, Clear Reasoning, and Stylish!
A short edition of Shugyoku by a master of period novels!
A master of period novels!
At the tofu shop Sahei, a poor samurai appears and says, "Give me a hundred letters of fried tofu" and eats it deliciously on the spot.
The shop is more prosperous than ever, and offers fifty ryo of gold (from' 狐侍').
Contains 12 short stories in which Seikichi is active in the Okappiki of Asakusa Suwacho
Female actor
Fortune-telling of dreams
Inazuma Kozo
Anger of Benevolent King
Tatsumi Hakkei
Hyakryo Botan
Ganna no Taishu
Kanna no Taishu
Ganna no Taishu
Kanna no Taishu
The daughter of Omiban
Anger of Nio
Yume no Senryo-bako
Real name : Jiro MIYOSHI
Born in Ushigome Ward, Tokyo City, Tokyo Prefecture on February 11, 1908.
Author's brief history
Kazuko MIYOSHI
While engaged in editing the magazine "『 Butai 』" before World War II, she was active as a playwriter and published plays such as "Katatokiame" and "Sei".
His representative work "Yume no Yume" was adapted into a movie by Nikkatsu in 1938 with the title changed to "Beloved Portrait".
In 1942, "Senrikyu", a five act script, was active as a playwriter while working as an editor of the magazine "Kido Butai Kabuki" (Illustrated magazine), and published plays such as "Katatokiame" and "Sei".
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While working as a playwriter, he was engaged in editing the magazine "Kido Butai Kabuki" (Illustrated magazine),
Before the war II, she was engaged as a playwriter, and published plays such as "Katatoki Sugure" and "Sei".
She studied under Kido OKAMOTO and started to write period novels and Torimonocho after 1951 1990 Ruri Yotsuya 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 狐侍 fan