Plum brocade ball

The plum brocade ball (りくむおく, January 30, 1929 -) is a Japanese juvenile literature writer. Osaka birth. The real name, plum balls. Kinjo girls' high school (Institute of existing Kinjo University) graduation. A book of verse wins the bird literary prize that で 第 35 times are red as for "the thing that いちど disappeared", the ninth Sachio Mitsukoshi boy poetry prize in 2004. A poetry magazine "baobab" "eared owl" coterie. TokyoNakano-kuResidence^[1]。 There are many modern versions of old tales of the Korea folktale, too.

Book

• "Old tale Mingi Boku picture Iwasaki Bookstore 1981 of mountain pass Korea which does not lie down" to forehand library
• "よわむしごうけつちょうせんのおはなし 1" Mingi Boku picture Taihei publishing company 1981
• "Rice たば Korean old tale Mingi Boku picture Iwasaki Bookstore 1985 which does not decrease"
• The "present Mingi Boku picture Korea young man company 1987 Korea masterpiece picture book series of the apple"
• Of "the いちど thing which disappeared plum brocade ball book of verse" てらいんく 2004 child poetry a pocket
• "Plum brocade ball, Korean old days story" Sei Kin love image boy photograph newspaper publisher 2009

1 "トケビ of the ghost forgetful person"

2 "gluttonous tigers and grandmothers"

3 "かみにしゃくなげの flowers"

Note

1. ^ "modern Japanese person's name record" 2002

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