Sadakazu Fujii was born in Tokyo, lived in Nara City and now in Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku. Poetical works are: Names go back to their places!(1972), The Violent Deluge(1976), Tranquillityite and it's Resonance (1998), Words' canes, words' canes(2002), Divine Doggies (2005) and 9 books. Fujii participated in some meetings or readings in Cairo, New Delhi, New York etc. Received prizes are: Doi Bansui's, Kadokawa Genyoshi's (for Genji-monogatari Studies), Takami Jun's, the Rekitei Prize and the Hanatsubaki Gendaishi Prize. As a scholar he follows the Japanese classical language or narrative in the University of Tokyo, Columbia University (visiting professor in N.Y.) and now Rissho University.
Sadakazu Fujii was born in Tokyo, lived in Nara City and now in Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku. Poetical works are: Names go back to their places!(1972), The Violent Deluge(1976), Tranquillityite and it's Resonance (1998), Words' canes, words' canes(2002), Divine Doggies (2005) and 9 books. Fujii participated in some meetings or readings in Cairo, New Delhi, New York etc. Received prizes are: Doi Bansui's, Kadokawa Genyoshi's (for Genji-monogatari Studies), Takami Jun's, the Rekitei Prize and the Hanatsubaki Gendaishi Prize. As a scholar he follows the Japanese classical language or narrative in the University of Tokyo, Columbia University (visiting professor in N.Y.) and now Rissho University.