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Sakutarō Hagiwara

Sakutarō Hagiwara was a Japanese poet, novelist, writer, literary critic and composer (1886–1942). He was born in Kitakuruwachō and died in Daita.

Also recorded as Sakutaro Hagiwara · Sakutarou Hagiwara

Hagiwara Sakutaro

Kamakura Museum of Literature archives · Public domain

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Life and career

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  1. 1886

    Sakutarō Hagiwara born at Kitakuruwachō.

  2. 1942

    Sakutarō Hagiwara died at Daita.

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  • Kitakuruwachō

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  • Daita

    Death place

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  • Keio UniversityOrganisation

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The authorities additionally record the headings Sakutaro Hagiwara and Sakutarou Hagiwara. His recorded language was Japanese.

One child is recorded: Yōko Hagiwara. Other recorded relations include Sōnosuke Satō.

Sakutarō Hagiwara worked in free verse, tanka, literary criticism and essay.

He was employed by Meiji University.

Sakutarō Hagiwara is recorded as poet, novelist, writer, literary critic and composer.

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