Einosuke Itō

Einosuke Itō (伊藤 永之介, Itō Einosuke, Akita, November 21, 1903 – July 26, 1959) was a Japanese writer.^[1]

Life[]

After finishing his studies, he worked in a bank and started writing articles for several publications. In 1924, he moved to Tokyo, where he started to publish for the socialist journal (文芸戦線) founded by . Thanks to his 1928 publication Mienai Kōzan (見えない鉱山) in this journal, his works were considered part of the Proletarian literature movement.

Works (sel.)[]

• 1930 Bōdō (暴動)
• 1930 Kyōkō (恐慌)
• 1937 Fukurō (梟)
• 1938 Uguisu (鶯)
• 1938 Karasu (鴉)
• 1939 Ushi (牛)
• 1939 Kuma (熊)
• 1939 Uma (馬)
• 1939 Sakka no techō (作家の手帖)
• 1939 Tsubame (燕)
• 1939 Gan (雁)
• 1939 nōson kōsei no jufu (石川理紀之助 農村更生の慈父)
• 1940 Asaichi (朝市)
• 1941 Tokai to inaka (都会と田舎)
• 1941 Furusato no haru (故郷の春)
• 1942 Hirata Atsutane (平田篤胤)
• 1942 Isha no iru son (医者のゐる村)
• 1942 Kamo to funa (鴨と鮒)
• 1942 Roji no hitobito (路地の人々)
• 1943 Haru no wakare (春の別れ)
• 1944 Akita (秋田)
• 1946 Utsukushii tabi (美しい旅)
• 1947 Futatsu no seishun (二つの青春)
• 1947 Furusato no uta (故郷の歌)
• 1947 Umi no oni (海の鬼)
• 1948 Yama no kami (山の神)
• 1948 Nōmin no kōfuku (農民の幸福)
• 1952 Keisatsu nikki (警察日記)
• 1953 Bungaku nyūmon (文学入門)
• 1954 Natuskashii sanka (なつかしい山河)
• 1955 Keimusho shigan (刑務所志願)
• 1955 Shinkeisatsu nikki (新警察日記)
• 1955 Tanima no kyōdai 谷間の兄弟
• 1956 Yamazakura (山桜)
• 1957 Chūzaisho nikki (駐在所日記)
• 1957 Nambei kōro (南米航路)
• 1959 Shizen to jinsei ni tsuite no shijū hanashi (自然と人生についての四十話)
• 1959 Kieru mizuumi (消える湖)
• 1959 Santarō (三太郎)
• 1960 Shochō nikki (署長日記)

Movies[]

• 1951 Keisatsu nikki (警察日記)

References[]

External links[]

• www.aozora.gr.jp Aozora
• IMDB

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