KASAI Zenzō Literary Monument - Hirakawa

Name: KASAI Zenzō Literary Monument - Hirakawa
Address: 公園内 Mikasayama Ikarigaseki, Hirakawa, Aomori 038-0101, Japan, 038-0101, Japan

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住所：

公園内 Mikasayama Ikarigaseki, Hirakawa, Aomori 038-0101, Japan

Postal code :

038-0101

Webサイト：

http://ikarigaseki.com/archives/701.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours
Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours

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観光の名所 , Stone carving ,

公園内 Mikasayama Ikarigaseki, Hirakawa, Aomori 038-0101, Japan

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碇ヶ関は葛西善蔵が7歳から15歳まで過ごした第二の故郷である。葛西善蔵は弘前出身の小説家。文学を志して上京し、東洋大学や早稲田大学の聴講生となるなかで、舟木重雄や広津和郎たちと知り合い、同人雑誌『奇蹟』のメンバーとして迎えられる。1912年、『奇蹟』創刊号に「哀しき父」を発表して、作家としての力量を発揮した。文学を志して上京し、東洋大学や早稲田大学の聴講生となるなかで、舟木重雄や広津和郎たちと知り合い、同人雑誌『奇蹟』のメンバーとして迎えられる。1912年、『奇蹟』創刊号に「哀しき父」を発表して、作家としての力量を発揮した。大正から昭和にかけて活躍し、困窮し悲惨な私生活を自虐的に描く私小説の典型と言われる。

Kasumigaseki was the second home of Kasai Zenzo from 7 to 15 years old. Kasai Zenzo is a novelist from Hirosaki. He moved to Tokyo to study literature and became an auditor of Toyo University and Waseda University. He met Shigeo Funaki and Kazuhiro Hirotsu, and was greeted as a member of the doujinshi magazine “Kiki”. In 1912, he announced his “Sad Father” in the first issue of “Kiki” and demonstrated his talent as a writer. He moved to Tokyo to study literature and became an auditor of Toyo University and Waseda University. He met Shigeo Funaki and Kazuhiro Hirotsu, and was greeted as a member of the doujinshi magazine “Kiki”. In 1912, he announced his “Sad Father” in the first issue of “Kiki” and demonstrated his talent as a writer. It is said that it is a typical example of a private novel that plays an active role in the Taisho to Showa period and portrays a difficult and miserable private life.