User:みしまるもも

Japanese Wikipedia　みしまるもも（Mishimarumomo）

• I was born and raised in Tokyo. I have a dietitian license.
• My favorite authors are Yukio Mishima(especially), Yasunari Kawabata, Motojirō Kajii, Kōbō Abe, Tatsuo Hori, Riichi Yokomitsu, etc.
• My favorite musicians are Mary J. Blige(especially), TLC, Destiny's Child, Beyoncé, Nelly, Frankie Valli, Prince, Hall & Oates, L'Arc-en-Ciel(especially, Hyde), Galneryus, Yoshiyuki Ohsawa, Akina Nakamori, Tatsuro Yamashita, Minako Yoshida, Mariya Takeuchi, Off Course, Misia, Takao Kisugi, Original Love, Seiko Matsuda, Kim Bum-soo, Astrud Gilberto, Matsuya Onoe II, Fujii Kaze, etc.
• My favorite actors are Jet Li(especially), Rena Nōnen, Sota Fukushi, Jason Statham, Cyril Raffaelli, Hugh Jackman, Aamir Khan, Denzel Washington, Gene Hackman. Tommy Lee Jones, Bruce Lee

These following articles I had created were selected as Good Articles in Japanese Wikipedia.

• 三島由紀夫（Yukio Mishima） - This article was selected as a Featured Article after.
• 三島事件（Mishima Jiken, meaning, Mishima Incident）
• 川端康成（Yasunari Kawabata）
• 伊藤初代（Hatsuyo Ito） - a person who was the Kawabata’s first lover.
• 蓮田善明（Zenmei Hasuda, Kokugaku academician） - a person who had a great impact on Yukio Mishima.
• たんぽぽ（Tanpopo, meaning, Dandelion） - the last unfinished novel by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1964 to 1968.
• 梶井基次郎（Motojirō Kajii）
• 青空（Aozora, meaning, Blue Sky） - the Literary magazine (Dōjinshi) by Motojirō Kajii with Shigeru Tonomura, published from January 1925 to June 1927.
• 川端康成第四短篇集「心中」を主題とせるヴアリエイシヨン（Kawabata Yasunari Dai-yon tanpen-shū "Shinjū" wo Shudai to seru Variation, meaning, a Variation of Motif to "Love Suicides", 4th Collection of Yasunari Kawabata's Short Stories） - a variation short story including commentary by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1926.
• ある心の風景（Aru kokoro no Fukei, meaning, A Landscape of the Soul） - a short story by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1926.
• Kの昇天―或はKの溺死 (K no Shoten, meaning, The Ascension of K: or K's Drowning) - a short story by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1926.
• 冬の日（Fuyu no Hi, meaning, Winter Days） - a short story by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1927.
• 冬の蠅（Fuyu no Hae, meaning, Winter Flies） - a short story by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1928.
• 器楽的幻覚 (Kigaku teki Genkaku, meaning, Instrumental Illusions) - a short story by Motojirō Kajii, published in 1928.
• 炎上（Enjō） - a 1958 film adapted from the Yukio Mishima novel "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion".
• マルセル・プルースト（Marcel Proust）- This article is one of expansions by me.
• 中島敦（Atsushi Nakajima） - This article is a co-expansion with other wikipedians.
• 文藝時代（Bungei-jidai, meaning, Literary Age） - the Shinkankakuha Literary magazine (Dōjinshi) by Yasunari Kawabata with Riichi Yokomitsu, published from October 1924 to May 1927.
• 屋上の狂人（Okujō no Kyōjin, meaning, The Housetop Madman） - a play by Kan Kikuchi, published in 1916.
• 心中（Shinjū, meaning, Love Suicides） - one of Palm-of-the-Hand Stories by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1926.
• 水晶幻想（Suishōgensō, meaning, Crystal Illusions） - a short story by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1931.
• 散りぬるを（Chirinuruwo, meaning, Fallen after Flowering〈All things must pass〉〈Impermanence〉） - a short story by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1933.
• 少年（Shōnen, meaning, Boy） - an autobiographical work by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1948. This article is a co-creation with other wikipedian.
• 掌の小説（Palm-of-the-Hand Stories） - the short stories(about 130–148 stories) by Yasunari Kawabata, published in the 1920s to 1970s.
• 末期の眼（Matsugo no Me, meaning, Eyes at the Moment of Death） - an essay by Yasunari Kawabata, published in 1933.
• からっ風野郎 (Afraid to Die) – a 1960 film starring Yukio Mishima.
• 人斬り (Hitokiri) – a 1969 film starring Yukio Mishima.
• スタア (Star) – a short story by Yukio Mishima, published in 1960.
• 志賀寺上人の恋 (The Priest of Shiga Temple and His Love) – a short story by Yukio Mishima, published in 1954.
• 女方 (Onnagata) – a short story by Yukio Mishima, published in 1957.
• 加藤道夫 (Michio Katō) – A playwright who was friends with Hiroshi Akutagawa and Yukio Mishima.
• 「たけくらべ」論争 (Takekurabe Ronsō) – The literary controversy about Takekurabe. The literary controversy in the interpretation of the causes of Midori's personality change at the end.

And, most of the articles of Yukio Mishima's works(Template:三島由紀夫), Yasunari Kawabata's works(Template:川端康成), Motojirō Kajii's works(Template:梶井基次郎), Kōbō Abe's works(Template:安部公房), Tatsuo Hori's works(Template:堀辰雄), Riichi Yokomitsu's works(Template:横光利一), Ango Sakaguchi's works(Template:坂口安吾), Mary J. Blige's songs(Template:メアリー・J. ブライジ) and TLC's songs(Template:TLC) were created by me.