Takizawa Kyouden

Takizawa Kyouden (Japanese: 瀧澤京伝 Takizawa Kyouden) was a famous author in Inazuma. "Toki Alley Tales" is one of his notable works.

He is mentioned in several bulletin boards in Inazuma, as Hiratsuka of the Yae Publishing House lost the only extant copy of "Toki Alley Tales" and Yae Miko bid her to put up lost book notices.^[1] The Traveler can find the torn pages of the book scattered across the archipelago.

Sumida begins talking about Kyouden at one point, starting about how he was 33 years old when he read a certain work, but is interrupted by Ryuuji before she can continue.^[2]

Trivia

Etymology

• The name Takizawa Kyouden (Japanese: 瀧澤京伝) may be derived from the real-life Japanese authors Takizawa Okikuni (Japanese: 瀧澤興邦) (written in kyuujitai, or traditional characters) and Santou Kyouden (Japanese: 山東京伝).

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Takizawa Kyouden
Chinese (Simplified)	泷泽京传 Lóngzé Jīngchuán‍‍[!]Assumed reading‍
Chinese (Traditional)	瀧澤京傳 Lóngzé Jīngchuán‍‍[!]Assumed reading‍
Japanese	瀧澤京伝 Takizawa Kyouden
Korean	타키자와 쿄덴 Takijawa Kyoden
Spanish	Takizawa Kyouden
French	Takizawa Kyouden
Russian	Кёдэн Такидзава Kyoden Takidzava
Thai	Takizawa Kyoden
Vietnamese	Takizawa Kyouden
German	Takizawa Kyoden
Indonesian	Takizawa Kyoden
Portuguese	Takizawa Kyouden
Turkish	Takizawa Kyouden
Italian	Takizawa Kyouden

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