Ryukichi Terao
Japanese scholar of Latin American literature and translator
About Ryukichi Terao
Born 1971. Ryukichi Terao is a Japanese translator and scholar of Latin American literature.
Ryukichi Terao (寺尾 隆吉; born 1971) is a Japanese Hispanist and translator.
Work Terao has published research work: Literaturas al margen (2003) La novelística de la violencia en América Latina (2005)
He is renowned for his translations into Japanese of several Latin American writers: Gabriel García Márquez Rómulo Gallegos Julio Cortázar Juan Carlos Onetti Alejo Carpentier Mario Vargas Llosa
Together with the Venezuelan translators Ednodio Quintero and Gregory Zambrano, he has also translated the work of many notable Japanese writers into Spanish: Kenzaburō Ōe Junichiro Tanizaki Kōbō Abe
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Japanese scholar of Latin American literature and translator (1971-)
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Ryukichi Terao was born in 1971 in Nagoya.
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Ryukichi Terao is a translator and scholar of Latin American literature.
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