@article{oai:kumadai.repo.nii.ac.jp:00023646,
 author = {申, 福貞 and Shen, Fuzhen and 申, 福貞},
 journal = {熊本大学社会文化研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {application/pdf, 論文(Article), In September l937, Dan Kazuo's “Fish Climbing Tree” was published in the WASEDA Literature and then was reprinted in the Hekido zanka of Manshu? ro?man so?sho's?Spring works in May l941.
After graduating from Tokyo Imperial University in 1936, Dan arrived in Manchuria under the guise of asking for a position in the Manshu? Railway. However, instead of working of that company, he went over to Dalian, Mukden, Hsinking, Harbin and so on and then returned to Japan directly in autumn.worte “Fish Climbing Tree” the following year of his fisrtvisita to Manchuria. He went to Manchuria for the third time after his marriage. After returning to his country, in June l943 Dan pulished “A piedmonggt Ggir” in Literary Century, which was a sepuel to “Fish Climbing Tree”
When we talk about “Fish Climbing Tree” and “A piedmonggt Ggir", we should not ignore the relationship between Dan and Manchuria. At the beginning of “Fish Climbing Tree" it described the origini of the heroine named Aki and Mt FUii. She grew up along with Fuji which appeared several times. Again, “A piedmonggt Ggir" also described Mt Fuji. 
This paper will discuss a symbolic meaning of Mt Fuji and the Homeland problem focusing on "Fish Clmlbing Tree” and “A piedmonggt Ggir", considering Dna's experience in Manchuria.},
 pages = {189--203},
 title = {檀一雄「樹々に匐う魚」「裾野少女」論 : 「故郷」の表象をめぐって},
 volume = {8},
 year = {2010},
 yomi = {シン, フクテイ}
}