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**"A Novelist of Historical Fiction Ushering in a New Era"**
Japanese novelist and screenwriter. He works under two pseudonyms: Maruo Kyozuka and Tadamasa Ihara.
His representative works include the film "Rendan" (released in 2001), the film "Kamogawa Holmo" (released in 2009), and the film "THE LAST -NARUTO THE MOVIE-" (released in 2014). He is also active in the field of historical novels, and his "Mikawa Zohyo Kokoroe" series was nominated for the 7th Eiji Yoshikawa Bunko Prize and subsequently nominated for four consecutive years until 2025.
Q: What is this person known for?
Creating historical novels and period dramas, and sparking interest in history among many people.
Q: What are their famous works?
The "Mikawa Zohyo Kokoroe" series. This is a historical novel set in Mikawa Province during the Edo period, praised for its accuracy and meticulous detail. This series also saw its manga adaptation, "Kuma-uchi no Samurai," win the Japan Manga Artists Association Award in 2025.
English Summary
**"A new style historical novelist who carves history"**
Japanese novelist and screenwriter. He works under two pseudonyms: Maruo Kyozuka and Tadamasa Ihara.
Representative works include the movie ``Rendan'' (released in 2001), the movie ``Kamogawa Holmo'' (released in 2009), and the movie ``THE LAST -NARUTO THE MOVIE-'' (released in 2014). He is also active in the field of historical novels, and his ``Mikawa Zoshihei Knowledge'' series was a candidate for the 7th Eiji Yoshikawa Bunko Prize, and was nominated for four consecutive years until 2025.
Q: What did you do?
Making historical novels and period dramas and making many people interested in history.
Q: What are your famous works?
It's the "Mikawa Miscellaneous Soldiers' Knowledge" series. This is a historical novel set in Mikawa Province during the Edo period, and has been praised for its accuracy and detail. This series also won the Japan Manga Artists Association Award in 2025 for the manga adaptation of the original work, ``Slayer of the Samurai''.
Wikipedia：井原忠政
