Jippensha Ikku
was the pen name of Shigeta Sadakazu (重田 貞一), a Japanese writer active during the late Edo period of Japan. He was among the most prolific writers of the late Edo period — between 1795 and 1801 he wrote a minimum of twenty novels a year. He mainly wrote , and over 360 illustrated stories, (gōkan, 合巻 ). He also helped create ''kokkeibon'' as a genre. Ikku was one of the most prolific writers of his time, and shaped the literary history that came after him.
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2by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1990
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3by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1926
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4by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1975
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5Hizakurige : a shanks' mare tour of the Tokaido /Hizakurige : a shanks' mare tour of the Tokaido /by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1952
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6by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1979
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7by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1958
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8by Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831, Jippensha, Ikku, 1765-1831
Published 1997
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9Dōchū hizakurige /道中膝栗毛 /
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