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by Jeffrey Irish,Tsuneichi Miyamoto

Author: Jeffrey Irish,Tsuneichi Miyamoto
Publisher: Stone Bridge Press (March 1, 2010)
Language: English
Pages: 320
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Category: Traveling
Subcategory: Asia
Translator Irish, a resident of a rural Japanese village himself, brings a deft touch to the translation. Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907-81) was a a leading scholar of Japanese folklore and customs.
Translator Irish, a resident of a rural Japanese village himself, brings a deft touch to the translation. Though largely unknown in the West, Miyamoto Tsuneichi (1907-81) was a pioneering figure in the field of Japanese folklore studies, on a par with the legendary Yanagita Kunio. He walked over 160,000 kilometers through rural Japan, collecting the songs, stories, and images of a dying way of life, and was an advocate of social and economic invigoration of rural Japan.
Miyamoto Tsuneichi, trans. Jeffrey S. Irish, The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore.
The Forgotten Japanese book . Start by marking The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907–1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life. This collection of photos, vignettes, and life stories from pre- and postwar rural Japan is the first English translation of his modern Japanese classic.
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907-1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 .
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907-1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life. From blowfish to landslides, Miyamoto's stories come to life in Jeffrey Irish's fluid translation. He was recently elected mayor of his 28-person village.
Among his many books, The Forgotten Japanese (Japanese title: Wasurerareta Nihonjin) is probably . The translator, Jeffrey Irish, captures well the vitality of Miyamoto’s prose. He also makes the text more readable by rearranging it slightly
Among his many books, The Forgotten Japanese (Japanese title: Wasurerareta Nihonjin) is probably the most widely read. He also makes the text more readable by rearranging it slightly. In total there are eighteen stand-alone stories, most of which focus on a person, practice, or place.
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Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907-1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907-1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life.
The Forgotten Japanese: Encounters with Rural Life and Folklore. By Miyamoto Tsuneichi; translated by Jeffrey S. Irish. Stone Bridge Press, Berkeley, 2010. Miyamoto Tsuneichi (190781). png The Journal of Japanese.
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907–1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907–1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life.
Tsuneichi Miyamoto (1907–1981), a leading Japanese folklore scholar and rural advocate, walked 160,000 kilometers to conduct interviews and capture a dying way of life. This collection of photos, vignettes, and life stories from pre- and postwar rural Japan is the first English translation of his modern Japanese classic. From blowfish to landslides, Miyamoto's stories come to life in Jeffrey Irish's fluid translation.