利用者:NeoParis/Masahiro NAKATSUGAWA
Masahiro NAKATSUGAWA (February 9, 1972) is a Japanese author, amulet researcher, and business manager.
Born in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Father of two children.
As a writer, he deals with amulets. Established a non-profit organization to promote cultural exchange and broaden horizons under the theme "Culture is the catalyst of economy.[1]
| Masahiro NAKATSUGAWA | |
|---|---|
 Profile | |
| 誕生 |
1972-02-09 Tamachi, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Pref. Japan |
| 職業 |
Auther amulet researcher IT specialist France Expert Non Profit OrganizationPresident proprietor |
| 言語 | Japanese |
| 国籍 |
 日本 |
| ジャンル | Non Fiction |
| 代表作 |
Nihon no Omamori (Tokuma Shoten) Nippon Zenkoku Kaiun Jinja Kono Omamori ga Wo Wo Wo! (Gakken Plus) |
| 公式サイト | https://omamori-life.com |
 ウィキポータル 文学 | |
As a junior and senior high school student, she became interested in French under the influence of her principal, who was from a French-speaking country in Canada, and studied French while studying abroad in the United States. As a result of the popularity of a French pop music presentation he gave during French class, upon his return to Japan, he began to promote French culture on the Internet with the cooperation of the French Embassy in Canada and the Cultural Affairs Department of the French Embassy in Japan.[2]
His collection of amulets from all 47 prefectures in Japan and his extensive knowledge of shrines and temples have led to appearances on TV and radio, as well as in numerous magazines and web media. In particular, he became known as a "good-luck charm researcher" after his appearance on TBS's "Matsuko's Unknown World.[3]
Hosts ICHIBANDORi, a France information site, MelFR@NCE mailing list, L'HEXAGONE, a search engine specialized in France, and France Web Ring.
The 200th e-mail magazine AntenneFrance is published on Magmag.[4]
He recruited volunteers to write articles and form an organization, later establishing the non-profit organization AntenneFrance.[5]
Paris guidebook "Paris Blanche" is published by Futabasha.[6][7]
Although several publishers had approached him with plans to publish a book on shrines from a fellow Paris Blanche editor, he decided to publish a book on amulets from Tokuma Shoten based on an article he had contributed to the newsletter of the Society for the Study of Modern Shrines and Practices on award items and his collection of several hundred amulets.
His collection of amulets from all 47 prefectures in Japan and his extensive knowledge of shrines and temples have led to appearances on TV and radio, as well as in numerous magazines and web media. In particular, he became known as a "good-luck charm researcher" after his appearance on TBS's "Matsuko's Unknown World.[8]
He has served as PTA president of his child's elementary school, started a coder dojo at the elementary school with neighboring PTA presidents, and organized an online educational event "Don't Stop Learning! By Volunteer PTA Coalition" with PTA presidents from other schools during the Corona school holidays.
He was responsible for the IT section of the PTA in the School DX book.[9] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:1972 births]] [[Category:People from Hamamatsu]] [[Category:21st-century Japanese writers]]
- ^ NAKATSUGAWA, Masahiro (2010), Nohon no Omamori, 110 (1st ed.), Japan: Tokuma Shoten, ISBN 9784198630027, 2024-03-04時点におけるアーカイブ。. エラー:
|archiveurl=を指定した場合、|url=の指定が必要です。 - ^
Antenne, France (2005), Paris Blanche (1st ed.), Japan: Futaba Sha, ISBN 9784575298215, 2024-03-04時点におけるアーカイブ。. エラー:
|archiveurl=を指定した場合、|url=の指定が必要です。 - ^ “マツコの知らない世界でお守りを紹介いたします”. Omamori Life. Omamori Life. 2024年3月4日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2015年8月19日閲覧。
- ^ AntenneFrance, MagMag, (1998) 2024年3月4日閲覧。
- ^ AntenneFrance History, AntenneFrance 2022年3月19日閲覧。
- ^ The newsletter became a book!, MagMag 2022年3月19日閲覧。
- ^ Paris Branche, Amazon,jp 2022年3月19日閲覧。
- ^ We will introduce the amulet in the world that Matsuko does not know!, omamori-life.com 2015年8月19日閲覧。
- ^ Hirai, Soichiro (2023), School DX Handbook, Japan: Sho Ei Sha, p. 232, ISBN 9784798176000 2024年3月5日閲覧。