Kazumi Saeki (佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi, born July 21, 1959 in Sendai) is a Japanese novelist from Sendai in Miyagi prefecture. Kazumi (meaning one wheat) is his pen name, adopted because of his fondness for Van Gogh's paintings of wheat fields. His experiences in the 2011 Great Tohoku Kanto earthquake were recounted in an op-ed piece in the New York Times under the title, "In Japan, No Time Yet for Grief" translated by Seiji M. Lippit. In 1997 he spent a year in Norway, writing about those experiences in the novel Norge, for which he received the 2007 Noma Literary Prize.
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| - كازومي سايكي (ar)
- Kazumi Saeki (de)
- Kazumi Saeki (fr)
- Kazumi Saeki (en)
- 佐伯一麦 (ja)
- Саэки, Кадзуми (ru)
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| - Kazumi Saeki (jap. 佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi; * 21. Juli 1959, Sendai) ist ein japanischer Schriftsteller. (de)
- كازومي سايكي (باليابانية: 佐伯一麦) (21 يوليو 1959، سنداي في اليابان)؛ كاتب وروائي ياباني. (ar)
- Kazumi Saeki 佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi; né le 21 juillet 1959 à Sendai) est un écrivain japonais. (fr)
- 佐伯 一麦（さえき かずみ、1959年7月21日 - ）は日本の小説家。本名は佐伯 亨。私小説の書き手として知られる。現在は郷里の仙台市在住。 筆名の「一麦」は、敬愛する画家ゴッホが麦畑を好んで描いたことにちなむ。 (ja)
- Кадзуми Саэки (яп. 佐伯 一麦 Саэки Кадзуми, род. 21 июля 1959) — японский писатель, известный своими произведениями в жанре («повести о себе»). Настоящее имя Тору Саэки (佐伯 亨); псевдоним Кадзуми (一麦), имеющий в качестве одного из своих составляющих иероглиф 麦 (хлеба), происходит от пейзажей хлебных полей Ван Гога, любимого художника Саэки. (ru)
- Kazumi Saeki (佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi, born July 21, 1959 in Sendai) is a Japanese novelist from Sendai in Miyagi prefecture. Kazumi (meaning one wheat) is his pen name, adopted because of his fondness for Van Gogh's paintings of wheat fields. His experiences in the 2011 Great Tohoku Kanto earthquake were recounted in an op-ed piece in the New York Times under the title, "In Japan, No Time Yet for Grief" translated by Seiji M. Lippit. In 1997 he spent a year in Norway, writing about those experiences in the novel Norge, for which he received the 2007 Noma Literary Prize. (en)
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| - Kazumi Saeki (jap. 佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi; * 21. Juli 1959, Sendai) ist ein japanischer Schriftsteller. (de)
- كازومي سايكي (باليابانية: 佐伯一麦) (21 يوليو 1959، سنداي في اليابان)؛ كاتب وروائي ياباني. (ar)
- Kazumi Saeki (佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi, born July 21, 1959 in Sendai) is a Japanese novelist from Sendai in Miyagi prefecture. Kazumi (meaning one wheat) is his pen name, adopted because of his fondness for Van Gogh's paintings of wheat fields. His experiences in the 2011 Great Tohoku Kanto earthquake were recounted in an op-ed piece in the New York Times under the title, "In Japan, No Time Yet for Grief" translated by Seiji M. Lippit. After graduating from high school he moved to Tokyo and worked various jobs including in magazines and as an electrician for 10 years. In the op-ed he writes:"Before I became a writer, I worked for 10 years as an electrician, until I suffered asbestos poisoning. My main job was to travel around Tokyo, repairing lights, including street lamps and the hallway and stairway lights in apartment buildings."His 1990 novel Short Circuit was based on those experiences working as an electrician. The following year, 1991, he returned with his wife to his hometown of Sendai, where he has lived since. In 1997 he spent a year in Norway, writing about those experiences in the novel Norge, for which he received the 2007 Noma Literary Prize. (en)
- Kazumi Saeki 佐伯 一麦, Saeki Kazumi; né le 21 juillet 1959 à Sendai) est un écrivain japonais. (fr)
- 佐伯 一麦（さえき かずみ、1959年7月21日 - ）は日本の小説家。本名は佐伯 亨。私小説の書き手として知られる。現在は郷里の仙台市在住。 筆名の「一麦」は、敬愛する画家ゴッホが麦畑を好んで描いたことにちなむ。 (ja)
- Кадзуми Саэки (яп. 佐伯 一麦 Саэки Кадзуми, род. 21 июля 1959) — японский писатель, известный своими произведениями в жанре («повести о себе»). Настоящее имя Тору Саэки (佐伯 亨); псевдоним Кадзуми (一麦), имеющий в качестве одного из своих составляющих иероглиф 麦 (хлеба), происходит от пейзажей хлебных полей Ван Гога, любимого художника Саэки. (ru)
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