
Sō Kuramoto
Sō Kuramoto (倉本聰) was a renowned Japanese screenwriter, best known for his influential television dramas such as 'Kita no Kuni kara' (From the Northern Country) and 'Zenryaku Ofukuro-sama' (Dear Mother). Born on June 13, 1932, he captured the essence of post-war Japanese society, exploring themes of family, rural life, and the human condition through his poignant storytelling. Kuramoto's works often highlighted the interplay between tradition and modernity in Japan. His unique narrative style and ability to evoke deep emotional responses made him a beloved figure in Japanese media. He passed away on September 18, 2026, at the age of 91, leaving behind a rich legacy in the world of television and film.
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Sō Kuramoto is remembered in a tribute that reflects on the relationship between nature and human activities.
本木雅弘さん、倉本聰さんを悼む「自然界と人間の営みに深い考察」:朝日新聞
Sō Kuramoto, a screenwriter, passed away on the 18th, having continuously questioned Japan's prosperity and happiness.
マハティール元首相の妻ハスマさん死去 100歳、福祉分野でも貢献:朝日新聞Sō Kuramoto questions 'What is beauty?' in his first film script in 36 years.
倉本聰さんが問う「美とは何か」 36年ぶりの映画脚本に込めた思い:朝日新聞Sō Kuramoto, a screenwriter known for works like 'Kita no Kuni kara' and 'Zenryaku Ofukuro-sama', passed away at the age of 91 due to multiple organ failure.
倉本聰さん死去、91歳 脚本家「北の国から」「前略おふくろ様」:朝日新聞






