Background
Ishikawa Kin-ichi was born in 1895.
石川欣一
Ishikawa Kin-ichi was born in 1895.
After graduating from Princeton University, America, Ishikawa Kin-ichi joined the editorial staff of Mainichi Shimbun. Later joined Sun Graphic Shimbun as chief editor, to become director (1948). Has translated several English books into Japanese, including Joseph Grew’s "Ten Years in Japan", Pearll Buck’s "Native Country" and E. S. Maugham's "Japan, Day After Day." His original works include "Thirty Years" and "Osaka Dialect."
