Writing
Kenji Miyazawa
Born — Died
1896-08-27 — 1933-09-21
Place of birth
Hanamakikawaguchi, Iwate, Japan [now Hanamaki, Iwate, Japan]
Known for
Writing
Credits
5 titles
Kenji Miyazawa was a poet and author of novelist in early Showa period Japan. Many of his children's works, that appear superficially to be light or humorous, contain stories intended for moral education of the reader. A number of his children's stories have been adapted into animated movies in Japan.
Known for
5.0Based on the story by Kenji Miyazawa in which two hunters get lost in the woods and discover a strange restaurant which makes a number of increasingly strenuous demands.
The Restaurant of Many Orders
1993
NRA young prince and a minister's son go on a quest to find the greatest jewel the world has ever seen. An adaptation of Kenji Miyazawa's short story with the same title.
十力の金剛石
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NRA short film based on a story by Japanese writer Miyazawa Kenji.
Yukiwatari
1994
4.0Gauche is in charge of playing cello in the orchestra. He has a few days left before the concert, but he is unable to play it well. One night, while practicing the cello at home, he hears a knock at the door. It is a cat holding a tomato.
Gauche the Cellist
1963
4.0Based on the story by Kenji Miyazawa in which two hunters get lost in the woods and discover a strange restaurant which makes a number of increasingly strenuous demands.
The Restaurant of Many Orders
1958
Behind the camera
5.0Based on the story by Kenji Miyazawa in which two hunters get lost in the woods and discover a strange restaurant which makes a number of increasingly strenuous demands.
The Restaurant of Many Orders
1993
NRA young prince and a minister's son go on a quest to find the greatest jewel the world has ever seen. An adaptation of Kenji Miyazawa's short story with the same title.
十力の金剛石
—
NRA short film based on a story by Japanese writer Miyazawa Kenji.
Yukiwatari
1994
4.0Gauche is in charge of playing cello in the orchestra. He has a few days left before the concert, but he is unable to play it well. One night, while practicing the cello at home, he hears a knock at the door. It is a cat holding a tomato.
Gauche the Cellist
1963
4.0Based on the story by Kenji Miyazawa in which two hunters get lost in the woods and discover a strange restaurant which makes a number of increasingly strenuous demands.
The Restaurant of Many Orders
1958