柴崎友香

柴崎友香（しばさき ともか，1973年10月20日—），日本小说家。

生涯

柴崎友香出生于大阪府大阪市大正区，大阪府立市冈高中，大阪府立大学综合科学部国际文化学科，人文地理学科毕业。母亲来自广岛县吴市，祖父在广岛市原子弹爆炸圆顶附近的一家酒店担任厨师，随后搬迁到吴市及大阪。

小学四年级的日语课本中“让·谷克多的诗《肥皂泡》启发柴崎友香创作小说。”，从高中时代开始写小说。

1998年，她凭借《Talking About Me》入围第35届文艺奖。 1999年，短篇小说《红、黄、橙、橙、蓝》发表于《文艺别册 J文学ブック・チャートBEST200》，以作家身份出道。

2004年，《日出前向青春告别》被改编成电影，由田中丽奈、妻夫木聪主演，行定勋导演。 2006年凭借《その街の今は》获得第24届咲くやこの花赏和第23届织田作之助奖大奖。 2007年以《その街の今は》入围第136届芥川龙之介奖，获得第57届艺术选奖文部科学大臣新人奖。同年，以《また会う日まで》入围第20届三岛由纪夫奖，凭借《主题曲》入围第137届芥川龙之介奖。

2010年，凭借《ハルツームにわたしはいない》入围第143届芥川龙之介奖，以《睡着也好醒来也罢》获得第32届野间文艺新人奖。2014年，以《春之庭》获得第151届芥川龙之介奖。

2018年，《睡着也好醒来也罢》由导演滨口龙介改拍成电影，东出昌大主演。

Tomoka Shibasaki (柴崎 友香, Shibasaki Tomoka; born October 20, 1973) is a Japanese writer from Osaka. She has won the Noma Literary New Face Prize and the Akutagawa Prize, and two of her works have been adapted for film.

Career

Shibasaki was born in Osaka. She graduated from Osaka Prefecture University and held an office job for four years while writing fiction. In 1999 she published her first short story, "Reddo, ierō, orenji, burū" ("Red, Yellow, Orange, Blue"). Her first novel, Kyō no dekigoto (A Day on the Planet), was published the next year. In 2003 Kyō no dekigoto was adapted by Isao Yukisada into a film of the same name.

In 2006 Shibasaki won a MEXT Award for New Artists for Sono machi no ima wa (Today, in that City), which was then nominated in 2007 for the Akutagawa Prize, but did not win. In 2010 she won the Noma Literary New Face Prize for Nete mo samete mo, a first-person story about a woman who falls in love, loses her boyfriend, then meets a man who looks identical to her disappeared boyfriend but acts completely differently. In 2014, after having her work nominated three more times for the Akutagawa Prize, Shibasaki finally won the 151st Akutagawa Prize for her novel Haru no niwa (Spring Garden).

In 2016 the Japan Foundation sponsored her residency in the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. The following year, an English translation of her Akutagawa Prize-winning novel Haru no niwa was published by Pushkin Press under the title Spring Garden. In 2018 Ryūsuke Hamaguchi's film adaptation of Nete mo samete mo, titled Asako I & II, entered the competition at the Cannes Film Festival.

Recognition

2006 MEXT Award for New Artists for Sono machi no ima wa (Today, in that City)

2010 Noma Literary New Face Prize for Nete mo samete mo

2014 151st Akutagawa Prize (2014上) for Haru No Niwa (Spring Garden)

Film adaptations

A Day on the Planet (きょうのできごと, Kyō no dekigoto), 2003

Asako I & II, 2018