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English: Shunyo Yanagawa (March 5 , 1877 - January 9 , 1918) was a Japanese novelist and playwright . His real name was Tsurayuki. Apprenticed to Koyo Ozaki and established his position with "Shiro Sumire", which was supplemented by Koyo Ozaki. Known as one of the Four Heavenly Kings under Momiji, he wrote many family novels. His representative works include Nasanu Naka.
日本語: 柳川 春葉（やながわ しゅんよう、1877年（明治10年）3月5日 - 1918年（大正7年）1月9日）は、日本の小説家、劇作家。本名、専之（つらゆき）。尾崎紅葉のもとに弟子入りし、その補筆を得た『白すみれ』で地位を確立。紅葉門下の四天王と呼ばれ、家庭小説を多く残した。代表作に『生さぬ仲』（なさぬなか）など。 |
| Date | before 1918 |
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| Author | Unknown author |
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