伊藤 整
Sei graduated from Otaru Higher Commercial School and left Tokyo University of Commerce without graduating to become teach er in turn at Hokkaido University, Wasedii University, Nihon University and Tokyo TechnoloKical College.
Sei was deeply influenced by European literature. Caused a sensation and was arrested by police (1950) for his translation of D.H. Lawrence’s "Lady Chattei.ley’s Lovers." His other works include "Town and Village", "Tokund," "Senkichi Narumi" and "Literature of New Psychology."