Poet, Author. He was named an Adviser to the Imperial Court in 1920. His brother, Kunio Yanagita, the "Father of Japanese Folklore," served as the publisher for his books. He conducted extensive studies on poetry in his country and wrote a major historical work, "Jodai rekishi chiri shinko" (New Views on the Geography and History of Antiquity).
Poet, Author. He was named an Adviser to the Imperial Court in 1920. His brother, Kunio Yanagita, the "Father of Japanese Folklore," served as the publisher for his books. He conducted extensive studies on poetry in his country and wrote a major historical work, "Jodai rekishi chiri shinko" (New Views on the Geography and History of Antiquity).
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