Ryunosuke Akutagawa et al.: Masterpieces of Modern Japanese Children's Literature

The book was designed to introduce something of the most visible children's literature in Japan in the early 20th century. Although Japanese child literature is primarily for children, it is often found in moving and interesting works that are read by adults more than college students. Here we've picked those very things. Many Japanese fairy tales written by Japanese writers today are translated into Korean and are being used as distributions and exports on the market. But it feels rather comfortable with the early childhood books. It is now thought to be a time of systematic, objective and historical understanding for the average reader of Japanese child literature. It's also very much about Korean child literature. The 10 and 20 fairy tales and the 20 that are found here are mostly daisies. (Laughter). This is because of the role of Korean child literature. Korean child literature is the southernmost line. It is known to have been started by magazines published by 1957, such as Young People Ask, and Children’s Boyboy. But the time when the original children's literature was created was in the 1920s, the time was at the end of the 20s. 1931) was the post-war war against the emergence of the children's (1923) in which they were born. In Japan, the oral child literature is, in fact, the lion's nami. 1933) has already announced creative activity in the '1990s, so it's 20 to 20 more than Korea. You can say it's 30 years ahead of you.

Korean title: 일본 근대 아동문학 걸작선

Korean author: 아쿠타가와 류노스케 외

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791162446294