【中学受験国語】桜蔭中学校国語過去問解説令和03年度(2021年度)~平成16年度(2004年度)

Explore a rich collection of past Japanese language and literature exam materials, spanning from 2004 to 2021. These resources are ideal for students preparing for exams or anyone interested in deeper study of Japanese literature and culture.

Exam Content Highlights:

• 2021: Includes essays by Eiyo Inagaki on the secrets of individuality in living things and Eto Mori on the language of tomorrow. Access accompanying lecture videos (40 minutes) and PDF materials (28 pages, with color and monochrome versions).
• 2020: Features essays by Yusuke Kakuhata ("I Won't Climb Everest") and Mitsuko Mahara ("Thoughts are Prayers, Words are Wings"). Includes a 50-minute lecture video and 30-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2019: Features essays by Juichi Yamagaki ("Warning from the Gorilla") and Chusada Nakawaki ("The Island Protected by God"). Includes a 60-minute lecture video and 26-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2018: Includes essays by Amemiya Yuu ("In the May Garden") and Mamoru Oshii ("Ways of Life in an Age of Information Overload"). Includes a 50-minute lecture video and 24-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2017: Features essays by Manichi Yoshimura ("What is Irreplaceable While Alive") and Hiroko Takenishi ("The Fish That Became a Tree"). Includes a 36-minute lecture video and 26-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2016: Includes a 37-minute lecture video.
• 2015: Features essays by Natsumi Hayashi ("Finding Your Own Way of Learning") and Noboru Kouchi ("Kushibiki Domori"). Includes a 36-minute lecture video and 28-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2014: Includes essays by Naho Koibashi ("The Story of Living") and Atsuko Asano ("Crossing the Kankan Bridge"). Includes a 30-minute lecture video and 20-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2013: Features essays by Yoshimichi Nakajima ("A Boy's Room of Loneliness") and Yasuhiro Nagazono ("A New Encyclopedia"). Includes a 35-minute lecture video and 20-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2012: Includes essays by Keiichi Koike & Keijiro Kuga ("Philosophy of the Wild: Learning from American Indians") and Naoko Uozumi ("The Ordinary of Bears"). Includes a 27-minute lecture video and 20-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2011: Features essays by Zouko Furukawa & Hideki Ishida ("When You Become an Adult") and Hisashi Inoue ("Boy Oral History 1945"). Includes a 34-minute lecture video and 24-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2010: Includes essays by Shuutarou Sugimoto ("The Velcro") and Masayo Kichiji ("The Galleon of Ice"). Includes a 37-minute lecture video and 24-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2009: Features poetry & explanatory text by Shuntaro Taniyama & Hiroshi Hasegawa ("The Root of the Soul: A Duo of Poetry and Philosophy") and a novel by Tsumu Hashimoto ("To You of Some Time Ago, To Me of Some Time Ago: Across the Bridge"). Includes a 29-minute lecture video and 30-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2008: Includes essays by Hiromi Hoshino ("The Freedom of a Lost One") and Miwako Otani ("In the Season of Light"). Includes a 25-minute lecture video and 24-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
• 2007: Features essays by Kayoto Senkitani ("Venice Beyond the Field") and Michiko Ryo ("Star Rabbit"). Includes a 36-minute lecture video and 30-page PDF (color/monochrome options).
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