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Ochiai Naobumi (落合直文, 16 December 1861 – 16 December 1903) was a Japanese tanka poet and scholar of Japanese literature of the Meiji Era. He was born as Ayukai Morimitsu and was the biological elder brother of the Korean scholar .

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rdfs:comment	Ochiai Naobumi, 16 décembre 1861 - 16 décembre 1903, est un poète japonais de tanka et lettré de littérature japonaise de l'ère Meiji. Son nom à la naissance est Ayukai Morimitsu. Il est le frère ainé d'Ayukai Fusanoshin, l'érudit de coréen. (fr) Ochiai Naobumi (落合直文, 16 December 1861 – 16 December 1903) was a Japanese tanka poet and scholar of Japanese literature of the Meiji Era. He was born as Ayukai Morimitsu and was the biological elder brother of the Korean scholar . (en) 落合直文（おちあいなおぶみ、1861年12月16日（文久元年11月15日） - 1903年（明治36年）12月16日）は、日本の歌人、国文学者。元の名は鮎貝盛光という。備後広島藩三原城主浅野家の家臣・落合尚志の二男。初代気仙沼町長の鮎貝盛徳は長兄、朝鮮語学者の鮎貝房之進（槐園）は実弟。 (ja) Ochiai Naobumi (落合直文, 1861–1903) va ser un poeta de tanka japonès i acadèmic de literatura japonesa. Va néixer a Matsuiwai el 1861, a la llavors província de Rikuzen (avui prefectura de Miyagi), al nord del Japó. Va ser adoptat per la família Ochiai el 1878, quan estudiava a l'escola del seu santuari xintoista. El 1881 va anar a estudiar a Tòquio, on va esdevenir professor a la Universitat de Tòquio. El primer poema que va publicar va ser Kōjo Shiragiku no uta (1888), que donar el tret de sortida a la seva popularitat com a poeta dintre del «nou estil». Com a tal, es tractava d'un poema originalment escrit en xinès per , traduït al japonès per Ochiai. Com a acadèmic és fundador del domini dels estudis de literatura nacional a la universitat; en un dels seus assaig explicava el que ell veia (ca) Ochiai Naobumi (jap. 落合直文; eigentl.: Ayukai Morimitsu (鮎貝盛光); * 22. Dezember 1861; † 16. Dezember 1903) war ein japanischer Lyriker und Literaturwissenschaftler. Ochiai Naobumi wurde 1878 von der Familie Ochiai adoptiert, während er an deren Shintō-Schule studierte. 1881 ging er nach Tokio und setzte dort seine Ausbildung an der Universität Tokio fort, wo er zeitweise auch unterrichtete. Als Lyriker strebte er an, die traditionellen lyrischen Formen (Waka) mit neuer Sensibilität zu füllen. Bekannt wurde Kōjo Shiragiku no Uta (1888), eine Übertragung eines chinesischen Gedichtes von Inoue Tetsujirō. Verdienste erwarb er sich als Förderer junger Begabungen wie Yosano Akiko, deren Werke er in seinem Verlagshaus veröffentlichte. Als Literaturwissenschaftler trat er u. a. als Koautor des erst (de)
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