Ima Harube - Ima Harube

Japanese: 伊馬春部 - いまはるべ

Born: May 30, 1908 in Fukuoka
[Died] March 17, 1984. Tokyo Broadcasting System writer and playwright. His real name was Takasaki Hideo. After graduating from Kokugakuin University, he joined the literary department of the Moulin Rouge in 1932, where he wrote scripts under the name Ima Uhei. In 1940, he wrote the script for Japan's first television drama, Before Dinner, which was broadcast on NHK Television. After World War II, he changed his name to Ima Harube and became a consultant for NHK, gaining popularity with his radio drama series The Three Houses Across the Streets (1947-53) and other dramas. In 1956, he received the NHK Broadcasting Culture Award, in 1961 the Arts Festival Encouragement Award for East of the Country, and in 1964 the Mainichi Arts Award. He also wrote many plays, including Cherry Chronicles (1967). He was a disciple of Orikuchi Shinobu, had a deep knowledge of folklore, and was also a poet.

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Japanese:

[生]1908.5.30. 福岡
[没]1984.3.17. 東京
放送作家，劇作家。本名高崎英雄。國學院大學卒業後，1932年ムーラン・ルージュの文芸部員となり，伊馬鵜平の名で脚本を書く。 1940年 NHKテレビで放送された日本初のテレビドラマ台本『夕餉前』を執筆。第2次世界大戦後，伊馬春部と改名，NHKの嘱託となり，連続ラジオドラマ『向う三軒両隣り』 (1947～53) などで人気を得た。 1956年 NHK放送文化賞，1961年『国の東』で芸術祭奨励賞，1964年毎日芸術賞受賞。『桜桃の記』 (1967) など多くの戯曲も残している。折口信夫門下で民俗学の造詣も深く，歌人でもあった。

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