Kentarō Katsuya

Kentarō Katsuya (勝矢剣太郎, Katsuya Kentarō) was a Japanese writer, translator, and stageplay script writer.^[1][2]

In 1927, Katsuya visited England and spoke directly with Sir Robert Baden-Powell about the origin of the Boy Scout movement and the similarities to Satsuma Domain terakoya educational system.

Works[]

• 『欧州スカウト行脚』／『欧州のスカウト行脚』（成輝堂書房、）
• 『趣味の伊賀路 中大和と伊勢詣で』（らと共著、安進舎・趣味ノ旅叢書、）^[3][4]
• 『英人ミルンの徒然草』（著、安進舎出版部、）^[5]

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