白洲 正子(しらす まさこ、1910–1998) 随筆家。幼少期を海外で過ごし、能や古美術への深い造詣を背景に、日本の美と精神文化を独自の視点で描いた。寺社や仏像、骨董、文学など幅広いテーマを扱い、旅や暮らしを通して日本文化の本質を探る随筆を数多く残した。1992年に『西行』で読売文学賞を受賞。代表作『かくれ里』は、日本各地の古寺や山里を訪ね歩きながら、歴史と信仰、人々の暮らしに息づく美を綴った紀行随筆の名作とされている。
Masako Shirasu (1910–1998) was a Japanese essayist known for her writings on Japanese culture, art, and spirituality. Having spent part of her childhood abroad, she developed a distinctive perspective rooted in her deep knowledge of Noh theater, Buddhist art, antiques, and classical literature. Through essays and travel writing, she explored the enduring beauty of Japan's cultural and religious heritage. She received the Yomiuri Prize for Literature in 1992 for "Saigyo." Her best-known work, "Kakurezato" ("Hidden Villages"), is regarded as a classic of Japanese travel literature, reflecting on the history, faith, and beauty found in remote regions of Japan.
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