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**Pioneer of Women's Liberation Thought by the "Goddess of Song"**
Akiko Yosano was a Japanese poet, writer, and thinker active from the Meiji to Showa periods. She is known as a leading figure in Romantic literature and was also called the "Goddess of Song." Many of Akiko's works strongly advocate for women's liberation and the necessity of education.
**Genre: Tanka, poetry collections, etc.**
Akiko published over 5,000 tanka poems, the most by any Japanese poet, and became a central figure in Romantic literature with her poem "Kimi Shinitamou Koto Nakare" (You Must Not Die), serialized in "Myojo" magazine. Akiko's representative works include the poetry collections "Midaregami" and "Shinshin Genji."
**Awards: None**
Akiko was also known as a women's liberation thinker and authored "Pari yori" (From Paris). She also co-founded Bunka Gakuin with her husband, Tekkan Yosano, advocating for equal education for men and women.
**Related keywords: Romantic literature, women's liberation thought, tanka**
**Q&A**
Q: What was her main contribution?
She was active as a women's liberation thinker, known for her works advocating for women's liberation and the necessity of education.
Q: What are her famous works?
In "Pari yori," co-authored with Tekkan, she is known for strongly asserting the necessity of women's education, including the phrase, "The first legitimate right to demand is the freedom of education."
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English Summary
**Pioneer of women's liberation thought by the "goddess of song"**
Akiko Yosano was a Japanese poet, writer, and thinker who was active from the Meiji period to the Showa period. She was known as a representative of Romantic literature and was also called the ``Goddess of Song.'' Many of Akiko's works strongly emphasize the liberation of women and the need for education.
**Genre: Tanka, poetry collections, etc.**
Akiko published more than 5,000 tanka poems, the most of any Japanese poet, and became a central figure in Romantic literature with her poem ``Never Die'', which was serialized in ``Myojo'' magazine. Akiko's representative works include the poetry collections ``Midaregami'' and ``Shinshin Genji.''
**Awards: None**
Akiko was also known as a thinker of women's liberation and wrote ``From Paris.'' She also founded Bunka Gakuin with her husband, Tetsuki Yosano, and advocated equal education for men and women.
**Related keywords: Romantic literature, women's liberation thought, tanka**
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
She was active as a women's liberation thinker, known for her works that advocated women's liberation and the need for education.
Q: What are your famous works?
In ``From Paris,'' which she co-authored with Tekkan, she is known for strongly appealing the need for women's education, including the words, ``The first legitimate right to demand is the freedom of education.''
Wikipedia:Akiko Yosano