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* ''"Kinbaku" As Long as I Live'' (Kawade Shobo, 2008). Author: Chimuo Nureki. Afterward by '''Rutsu Nakahara'''. | * ''"Kinbaku" As Long as I Live'' (Kawade Shobo, 2008). Author: Chimuo Nureki. Afterward by '''Rutsu Nakahara'''. | ||
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| + | * ''Ozuma's Crystals of Unchanging Sense of Beauty Both Then and Now'' (Hoen no Midari, 2009) Article by '''Nakahara'''.<ref>Hakahara's article appears in [[Kaname Ozuma]]'s Art book. titled "Yoko Ozuma's Secret Sketch Book - Voluptuous Disorder." This book was published as part of an exhibit held at the [[Fuzoku Shiryokan]].</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:30, 27 June 2025
Nakahara (中原) family name, Rutsu (るつ) first name
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Rutsu Nakahara
Rutsu Nakahara is the 3rd director of the SM Museum (Fuzoku Shiryokan) in Tokyo. She possesses a deep knowledge of fuzoku culture from the classics to the modern era.
Activities
Writer
Alternate Names
中原るつ (Japanese)
Biography
2007: Nakahara assumes directorship of the SM Museum in May.
Interesting points
Nakahara convinced the SM illustrator Kaname Ozuma to hold an exhibit of his private paintings.
Selected Works
- "Kinbaku" As Long as I Live (Kawade Shobo, 2008). Author: Chimuo Nureki. Afterward by Rutsu Nakahara.
- Ozuma's Crystals of Unchanging Sense of Beauty Both Then and Now (Hoen no Midari, 2009) Article by Nakahara.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Hakahara's article appears in Kaname Ozuma's Art book. titled "Yoko Ozuma's Secret Sketch Book - Voluptuous Disorder." This book was published as part of an exhibit held at the Fuzoku Shiryokan.
