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小学生のうちに知っておきたい！それなに？日本史 Vol.4 ～源氏物語誕生秘話～
- Narrated by: 堀口 茉純
- Length: 49 mins
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大人の学び直しにも最適！！
「それなに？日本史」では、これまで数々の歴史書籍を執筆しラジオパーソナリティとして長年NHK歴史番組のMCを務める堀口茉純が、「歴史楽しみ隊・隊長ほーりー」として、
「それ」って結局「なに？」って思われている歴史的事件を、その時代背景や歴史雑学クイズを交えながらわかりやすく解説します！
第4回で紹介するのは、平安時代中期『源氏物語』誕生秘話。源氏物語は、紫式部によって世界で初めて書かれた長編小説。・・・実は、この小説が世に出たのはある人物の政治的戦略だった！これが日本の文学をとんでもなく変えた！どんな風に変わったんだろう？
ほーりー隊長と一緒に楽しんで歴史を知ろう！
源氏物語ってどうやって生まれたの？
一流の知識を持った女性が大活躍した時代！
紫式部が趣味で書いていたもので世に出すつもりはなかった！
有名になったのは貴族のトップ・藤原道長のおかげ？！
プロフィール 堀口 茉純（ほりぐち ますみ）
東京都足立区生まれ。幼少期より時代劇に親しむ。
小学4年生の時、司馬遼太郎の本に出会い、沖田総司に初恋。山脇学園中学・高等学校の頃の成績は歴史のみ「5」。明治大学在学中に文学座付属演劇研究所で演技の勉強に取り組み、大学卒業後に『八州廻り桑山十兵衛』で時代劇デビュー。以降女優として舞台やテレビドラマに多数出演する。
2008年に江戸文化歴史検定一級を当時としては最年少記録で取得すると、「江戸に詳しすぎるタレント ＝ お江戸ル "ほーりー"」
として注目を集め歴史好きのアイドル的存在に。
タレントとしてテレビ・ラジオに出演するのは勿論、イベント、講演、youtubeなど活動の幅を広げ、国際浮世絵学会会員資格も取得。
歴史関連書籍を多数出版している。
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