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Murasaki Shikibu Prize

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Japanese literary prize for women authors
Murasaki Shikibu

TheMurasaki Shikibu Prize (Japanese:紫式部文学賞,romanized: Murasaki Shikibu bungaku shō) is a Japaneseliterary award awarded annually to an outstanding piece of literature inJapanese by a female author. It was established in 1991 by the city ofUji inKyoto Prefecture in honor ofMurasaki Shikibu's deep connection to the city of Uji. It awards a cash prize of 2 million yen, as well as a bronze statuette.[1]

Winners

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YearAuthorTitleJapanese titlePublisherDate of publication
1991Akiko Ishimaru [ja]Princess Shikishi式子内親王伝――面影びとは法然The Asahi Shimbun CompanyDecember 1989
1992Kaori EkuniTwinkle Twinkle[2]きらきらひかるShinchoshaMay 1991
1993Michiko IshimureSixteenth Night's Bridge[3]十六夜橋Komichi Shobo PublishingMay 1992
1994Keiko IwasakaFrom a Nearby Town to the Yodo River淀川にちかい町からKodanshaOctober 1993
1995Banana YoshimotoAmritaアムリタFukutake Publishing Co., Ltd.January 1994
1996Sumie TanakaDealing with Husbands夫の始末KodanshaOctober 1995
1997Kiyoko MurataCrab Woman[4]蟹女BungeishunjūJune 1996
1998Fumi SaitoFumi Saito, Collected Poems 1928-1993齋藤史全歌集 1928-1993Daiwa ShoboMay 1997
1999Hiromi KawakamiGod's Bear[5]神様Chuokoron-ShinshaSeptember 1998
2000Kazuko SaegusaThe City of Kazuko薬子の京KodanshaJanuary 1999
2001Taeko TomiokaChōkū Shaku's Notebooks釋迢空ノートIwanami Shoten PublishersOctober 2000
2002Yuko KawanoWalk: Yuko Kawano's Collected Poems歩く 河野裕子歌集SeijishaOctober 2001
2003Minako ObaThe Diary of Urayasu Songs[6]浦安うた日記SakuhinshaDecember 2002
2004Machi TawaraTo Love the Tale of Genji愛する源氏物語BungeishunjūJuly 2003
2005Yūko TsushimaThe Nara Report[7]ナラ・レポートBungeishunjūSeptember 2004
2006Kaho Nashiki [fr]Out of the Swampy Woods[8]沼地のある森を抜けてShinchoshaAugust 2005
2007Akiko BabaThe World ofSetsuwa歌説話の世界KodanshaApril 2006
2008Hiromi ItōThe Thorn Puller: New Tales of

the Sugamo Jizō[9]

とげ抜き 新巣鴨地蔵縁起KodanshaJune 2007
2009Natsuo KirinoThe Goddess Chronicle[2]女神記Kadokawa ShotenNovember 2008
2010Mieko KawakamiHeavenヘヴンKodanshaSeptember 2009
2011Yoko TawadaThe Nun and Cupid's Bow[10]尼僧とキューピッドの弓KodanshaJuly 2010
2012Kunie IwahashiA Critical Biography ofYaeko Nogami:

Escape the Maze to the Forest

評伝 野上彌生子――迷路を抜けて森へShinchoshaSeptember 2011
2013Mari AkasakaTokyo Prison東京プリズンKawade Shobō ShinshaJuly 2012
2014Mayumi MoriBluestocking Adventures:

The Making of Collected Women's Magazines

『青鞜』の冒険

女が集まって雑誌をつくるということ

HeibonshaJune 2013
2015Aiko SatōCurfew晩鐘BungeishunjūDecember 2014
2016Toshiko HiradaFreedom's Joke戯れ言の自由ShichoshaOctober 2015
2017Kikuko TsumuraBrazil, the Wandering Ghost浮遊霊ブラジルBungeishunjūOctober 2016
2018Shion MizuharaEpistoleえぴすとれーHon'ami ShotenNovember 2017
2019Kayoko YamazakiBread and Wild Strawberries:

Memories of Foods in Serbia under Fire[11]

パンと野いちご 戦火のセルビア、食物の記憶BungeishunjūMay 2018
2020Kyoko NakajimaDreams of the Imperial Library(夢見る帝国図書館)BungeishunjūMay 2019
2021Natsuko KurodaSuite: Forgotten Future Business[12]組曲　わすれこうじShinchoshaMay 2020
2022Yuri Nagura [ja]Songs of Dawn at Dusk: Traveling to Russia in Search of Literature夕暮れに夜明けの歌を　文学を探しにロシアに行くEast Press [ja]October 2021
2023Eiko KadonoIko Travelingイコ トラベリング 1948ーKadokawa ShotenSeptember 2022
2024Hiroko MinagawaWIND ROSE風配図 WIND ROSEKawade Shobō ShinshaMay 2023

References

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  1. ^"Japanese Literary Prizes A-M".www.jlit.net. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  2. ^ab"Ink & Passion: Modern Women Writers Who Changed Japan".Savvy Tokyo. 2017-02-23. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  3. ^Yuki, Masami (2016-01-18).Foodscapes of Contemporary Japanese Women Writers: An Ecocritical Journey around the Hearth of Modernity. Springer.ISBN 978-1-137-47723-1.
  4. ^"Yaneya [The Roofer] – Worth Sharing". Retrieved2021-11-11.
  5. ^"Hiromi Kawakami | AUTHOR | Translation Works | Japanese Literature Publishing Project:JLPP".www.jlpp.go.jp. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  6. ^Miller, Scott J. (2009-07-01).Historical Dictionary of Modern Japanese Literature and Theater. Scarecrow Press.ISBN 978-0-8108-6319-4.
  7. ^"In Focus Japan - The legacy of the Heisei Era by Antall József Tudásközpont - Issuu".issuu.com. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  8. ^Yuki, Masami (2015), Yuki, Masami (ed.),"Interview with Nashiki Kaho: Foodscape on the Boundaries",Foodscapes of Contemporary Japanese Women Writers: An Ecocritical Journey around the Hearth of Modernity, Literatures, Cultures, and the Environment, New York: Palgrave Macmillan US, pp. 133–151,doi:10.1057/9781137477231_8,ISBN 978-1-137-47723-1, retrieved2021-11-11{{citation}}: CS1 maint: work parameter with ISBN (link)
  9. ^Thornbury, Barbara E.; Schulz, Evelyn (2017-10-17).Tokyo: Memory, Imagination, and the City. Lexington Books.ISBN 978-1-4985-2368-4.
  10. ^"Writing across Languages and Cultures: An Afternoon with writer Yoko Tawada - UQ Events, The University of Queensland".www.uq.edu.au. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  11. ^"Balkan Blast 12/16/2019: US to Sell BiH Four Multipurpose Helicopters. Parties in Kosovo Agree to Form Government. Chinese FM Visited Slovenia Over the Weekend. Serbian Defense Minister Meets French Counterpart".Balkan Insider. 2019-12-16. Retrieved2021-11-11.
  12. ^"紫式部文学賞に黒田夏子さんの小説集「組曲 わすれこうじ」｜文化・ライフ｜地域のニュース｜京都新聞".京都新聞 (in Japanese). Retrieved2021-11-11.
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