略歴(Biography)
小沢信男(おざわ のぶお、1927–2021) 日本の作家。東京・新橋に生まれ、日本大学芸術学部在学中に「新東京感傷散歩」を花田清輝に認められ、1953年に新日本文学会に入会。以後、小説、詩、俳句、評論、エッセイ、ルポルタージュなど幅広いジャンルで執筆し、東京の街を歩きながら、そこに暮らした人々や失われた風景、歴史のなかに埋もれた記憶を書き続けた。代表作『東京骨灰紀行』では、両国、小伝馬町、小塚原、谷中、新宿などを訪ね、明暦の大火や関東大震災、東京大空襲、刑場跡などに残された死者の痕跡をたどりながら、現在の東京の地下に重なる江戸以来の歴史を掘り起こしている。
Nobuo Ozawa (1927–2021) A Japanese writer born in Shimbashi, Tokyo. While studying at Nihon University's College of Art, his "Shin Tokyo Kansho Sanpo" attracted the attention of critic Kiyoteru Hanada, and he joined the New Japanese Literature Association in 1953. Working across fiction, poetry, haiku, criticism, essays, and reportage, Ozawa spent much of his career walking through Tokyo and writing about its inhabitants, vanished streetscapes, and memories buried beneath the modern city. In "Tokyo Koppai Kiko," he visits places including Ryogoku, Kodenmacho, Kozukappara, Yanaka, and Shinjuku, tracing the dead left by fires, the Great Kanto Earthquake, the bombing of Tokyo, and former execution grounds to uncover layers of history beneath the streets of the contemporary capital.
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