Onuki Shosen

Japanese: 大貫晶川 - おおぬきしょうせん

1887-1912 A poet and novelist from the Meiji and Taisho periods.
Born on February 23, 1887. Older brother of Okamoto Kanoko. At Tokyo Prefectural First Middle School, he influenced his classmate Tanizaki Junichiro. In 1906, he joined Shinshisha and published novels such as "Osuma." In 1912, he participated in the launch of the second edition of "Shinshicho." He died on November 2, 1912. He was 26 years old. His translation of Turgenev's "Smoke" was published posthumously. He was from Kanagawa Prefecture. He graduated from Tokyo Imperial University. His real name was Yukinosuke.

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Japanese:

1887－1912　明治-大正時代の詩人,小説家。
明治20年2月23日生まれ。岡本かの子の兄。東京府立第一中学時代,同級の谷崎潤一郎と影響しあう。明治39年新詩社にはいり,小説「お須磨」などを発表。43年第2次「新思潮」の創刊にくわわる。大正元年11月2日死去。26歳。死後,訳書ツルゲーネフ「煙(スモオク)」が刊行された。神奈川県出身。東京帝大卒。本名は雪之助。

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