＃小泉　八雲 ＃明治日本の面影 ｺｲｽﾞﾐﾔｸﾞﾓ 講談社 (講談社学術文庫 943 小泉八雲名作選集) : Koizumi Yakumo Remnants of Meiji Japan :9784061589438

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Let's learn from the unique "journalist" who introduced Meiji Japan to the world.
Yakumo Koizumi was born on the British island of Lefkada and raised in Ireland. He later traveled through America and Japan, gaining fame as an Anglo-American. His works include "Kwaidan" and "Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan," which introduced Japan during the Meiji period. He is highly regarded for recording, translating, and popularizing ancient Japanese oral tales such as "Hoichi the Earless," "Yuki-onna," "Rokurokubi," and "Mujina." He also published a Creole cookbook, which is still in print today.
Q: What was he known for?
He was a writer who introduced Japan during the Meiji period.
Q: What are his famous works?
"Kwaidan" and "Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan"
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English Summary
**Catchphrase**
Learn from the unique "newspaper reporter" who introduced Meiji Japan to the world.
Yakumo Koizumi was born on the British island of Lefkada and grew up in Ireland, but later moved to America and Japan and became famous as an Anglo-American. His books include ``Ghost Stories,'' which introduces Japan during the Meiji period, and ``Unknown Faces of Japan.'' She is praised for recording, translating, and disseminating oral tales that have been passed down in Japan since ancient times, such as ``Earless Hoichi,'' ``Yuki-onna,'' ``Rokuro-kubi,'' and ``Shin.'' He also published a Creole cookbook, which continues to this day.
Q: What did you do?
He is an author who introduced Japan during the Meiji period.
Q: What are your famous works?
“Ghost stories” and “Unknown aspects of Japan”
Wikipedia：小泉八雲