Background
Hiroshi Tsunekawa (his real name was Naruse Masakatsu) was born on February 25, 1906 in Tokyo, Japan. He was the eldest son of Masao Naruse.
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Hiroshi Tsunekawa
Edit Profile浩 常川
also known as
Yamagawa Ko
Education
In 1929 Hiroshi Tsunekawa graduated from Tokyo University with a degree in Japanese literature.
Career
After graduation in 1929 from Tokyo University Hiroshi Tsunekawa was appointed as professor at Nihon University, then he became instructor at Toita Women's College, and afterward he was an instructor at Zenrin College. But eventually Tsunekawa become professor at his alma mater specializing in modern Japanese literature.
Hiroshi Tsunekawa has written several books on the subject including "Views on The Literature of Meiji Era," "A Memorandum of Ogai Mori" and "A Criticism of Modern Japanese Literature."
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1929