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Definition of なかはら‐ちゅうや in the Japanese dictionary
Nakahara Chuya 【Nakahara Nakaya】 [1907 ~ 1937] poet. Born in Yamaguchi. Tilted over Rambo and Berlaine, he sang a raw malaise \u0026 thinsp; (thirsty) \u0026 thinsp; and a feeling of emptiness by a symbolic method. Poems such as "goats \u0026 thinsp; songs of (goats) \u0026 thinsp;" "songs of past days". なかはら‐ちゅうや【中原中也】 ［1907～1937］詩人。山口の生まれ。ランボーやベルレーヌに傾倒し、象徴的手法で生の倦怠 (けんたい) と虚無感を歌った。詩集「山羊 (やぎ) の歌」「在りし日の歌」など。
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