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Bulletin of the National Museum of Japanese History

No.51 to No.75

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No.74
No.72
No.71
No.70
No.69
No.68
No.67
No.66
No.63
No.62
No.61
No.60
No.57
No.55
No.54
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No.74

Title	Author
Background and Overview of the Collective Research Program	FURUSE Natsuko
Ritual Space in the Western Section of Asukadera	KINOSHITA Masashi
Sumai no Sechi in the Early Heian Period	YOSHIDA Sanae

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No.72

Title	Author
The Northern Area in Japan as Seen through the Production and Circulation of Iron: A Reconsideration of the Nature of Iron-related Sites	AKANUMA Hideo, FUKUDA Toyohiko
On the Enshrinement of Ichikishimahime-no-mikoto in the Matsuo Shrine: With Regard to the Arrival of the Hata Clans and the Initiation of Rites at the Kadono-ni-imasu Tsukuyomi Shrine and the Konoshima-ni-imasu Amateru-mitama Shrine	HOJO Katsutaka
Scientific Studies on Dog Spikes	OHASHI Kazutaka, SAITO Tsutomu, IWASAKI Kiyoshi, TAKATSUKA Hideharu
Vegetational History in Relation to Human Activities since the Yayoi Period in the Kanto Plain, Central Japan	TSUJI Sei-ichiro
Proposals for"Coalition between Government and Non-governmental Powers"and Discourses on China and Korea during the Formative Period of Meiji	OZEKI Motoaki
The Printing and Circulation of Buddhist Scriptures during the Kamakura Period: With Special Attention to the Kasuga Edition of the Sutra of Great Wisdom (Daihannyakyo)	INAGI Nobuko

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No.71

Title	Author
Meanings Attached to Medieval Food Vessels in Japan: A Quantitative Approach	UNO Takao
Functional Differences of Urban Spaces from the Standpoint of Food Vessels: Example of Kamakura, Early Medieval Shogunal Capital	MABUCHI Kazuo
Medieval Pottery and Meals from a Perspective of Written Sources	WAKITA Haruko
Class Consciousness and Practices of Eating Together in Ancient and Medieval Japan	HARADA Nobuo
Food Vessels Used at Daikyo Banquets in Heian Period Japan	NOBA Yoshiko
Considerations of the Terms for Food Vessels in Heian Period Japan: What Were Shiki, Chawan, Kubote, and Yoki?	TAKAHASHI Teruhiko
Medieval Japanese Pots and Kettles: Temporal and Spatial Variations in their Names	ISOGAWA Shin'ya
Aspects of Food-Eating Culture in Medieval Japan from the Standpoint of Earthenware Cooking Vessels	SUKIGARA Toshio
Fire Place in Premodern Japan	ASAOKA Koji
Studies on Kijiya, Craft Specialists in Wooden Vessels—With Reference to Production Processes	SUDO Mamoru
Eating as Depicted in Pictorial Representations	NAMIKI Seiji
Studies on Drying Rice Plants	KONO Michiaki

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No.70

Title	Author
The Neolithic Period along the Southeast Coast of China	NISHITANI Masaru
Descrepancies Between Archaeology and Imperial Histories in the KOBAYASHI Yukio's Bronze Mirror Thesis	HARUNARI Hideji
Toggle-head Harpoon of the Satsumon Culture	MAEDA Ushio
Personal Names and Family Organization in Southwest China—The Miao of Two Kweichow Villages—	UENO Kazuo
The Saemaul Movement and the Campaign for the Advancement of Farming Villages	CHOI Kil-sung
Meat Consumption in the Yayoi Period	NISHIMOTO Toyohiro
Some Problems Arising from Agricultural Implements Excavated from the Fujinoki Tumulus	SHIRAISHI Taichiro
Ancient Cultivation in Northern Japan	ABE Gihei
Ritual Ceremonies in Oyatu Village, Mouda Country, Kazusa Province—Focusing on Performing for Rain and Prevention Insects and Smallpox—	YAMAMOTO Mitsumasa

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No.69

Title	Author
A Reexamination of Documents Related to the Suda Estate: The Katsurawara Family	KURUSHIMA Noriko
Medieval Place Names in the Suda Estate	KATSUDA Itaru
Warrior-Farmer Division Policy and the Goshi System: The Suda Group in Wakayama Domain	FUJITA Tatsuo
Shinto Shrines and the Early-modern Local Community	IWAKI Takuji
Early-modern Villages and Temples: Sakaihara Village, Kii Province, as a Case Study	WATANABE Takashi
Transformation of the Meiji-era Rural Landscape	IDETA Kazuhisa
Irrigation System and Villages on the Left Bank of the Kinokawa River	FUKUTA Azio
The Lifestyle of a Border Hamlet: People Who Lived on the Borders of the Suda Estate	MORIKURI Shigekazu
Community Deities and Forest Worship	FUKUHARA Toshio
A Village Official's Family in a Pedigreed Community	FUKAYA Katsumi
The History of the Ie and Folk Customs: Generational Succession of the Three Ueda Families and Their Recognition of Ancestry	SHINTANI Takanori

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No.68

Title	Author
Clay Figurines as Burial Goods	SHITARA Hiromi
Human-shaped Haniwa and Ceremony for the Dead in Eastern Japan	SUGIYAMA Shinsaku
History of Medieval and Ancient Period Grave Sites as Seen in Archeological Excavations in Kyoto and the Surrounding Area	ISOGAWA Shinya
Mountain Asceticism and Thirteen Buddhas Belief System in Japan	SANO Kenji
Mortuary Customs and Belief of Survival after Death in Monobe-district, Shikoku, Southwestern Japan	KOMATSU Kazuhiko
Fish Motifs and Rebirth Ideology in Ancient China	KOMOTO Masayuki
Funeral Practices in a Northern Taiwan Village	UEMATSU Akashi
Geomancy and Beliefs Regarding the Afterlife in China, Korea and Japan	KAWAMORI Hiroshi
On the Concepts of the Afterlife in the Thai Buddhist society: The dual structure of their Cosmology	ONOZAWA Masaki
Mortuary Practice in Neolithic Britain as seen in the Archaeological View	FUJIO Shin'ichiro
Ancestor Worship in Japan	TANAKA Hisao
Charcoal-marked Pottery and Concepts of Death in Ancient Japan	HIRAKAWA Minami
Offerings to Ancestors as Seen in the"Hirohashi-Kaneaki's Diary"	SUITO Makoto
Sanmai-hijiri and Temples in Medieval and Early Modern Izumi Province	HOSOKAWA Ryoichi
Changes in the Sanmai-hijiri and Graveyard Systems in Japan	YOSHII Toshiyuki

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No.67

Title	Author
Hiroba and Rural Public Space in Japan	FUKUTA Azio
Village Hiroba, City Hiroba	ICHIKAWA Hideyuki
Public"Spaces"in the Formation of Cities	NAKAOKA Yoshisuke
The Archetype of Urban Space: A Mountain Temple Complex and the Nature of Square (Hiroba)	KOBAYASHI Tadao
Study on Chimata (Crossroads of Ancient Japan)	SHIRAISHI Taichiro
Markets and Hiroba in Medieval Japan	FUJITA Hirotsugu
Hiroba and Seisatsu: Public Bulletin Boards in Medieval Japan	KOJIMA Michihiro
Notice Board Announcements of Religious Icon Unveilings in Edo	YUASA Takashi
Hiroba and the Performing Arts	OGASAWARA Kyoko
The Characteristics of Kawara-machi (Riverbank Towns) in Northeastern Japan	MORIKURI Shigekazu
The Construction of the Nakamura Castle and The Castle Town in the Early Modern Period: Changes in the Route of the Oshu Hama Highway and the Course of the Udagawa River	IWAMOTO Yoshiteru
Customs Inspection at the Nakagawa Guard Station	KATO Takashi
Local Culture along the Yamato River	IWAI Hiromi
The Emergence of Machi [town] in the Okinawa Islands	ASAOKA Koji
Road-linked Festival: The Emergence of Culture in Czech Region of Moravia	MATSUDAIRA Makoto

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No.66

Title	Author
A Note on the Satotoji ("Wife of Village Head")	HIRAKAWA Minami
Goods Used as Gifts and Banquets and Annual Events	SUITO Makoto
The Introduction and Spread of the Ishibiya Firearm at the Beginning of the Early Modern Period	UDAGAWA Takehisa
Jisha Bugyo and Shinto Priests of a Shrine Affiliated with the Tokugawa Family of Shoguns: Confrontation over the Maintenance of the Buildings of the Iga Hachiman Shrine in Okazaki	YUASA Takashi
Rural"Force"in the Edo Period	TSUKAMOTO Manabu
The Early-Modern Village and the Evolution of"Patchwork"Farmland Distribution	FUKUTA Azio
Agricultural Rites and the Goson Village Community	IWAI Hiromi
Ancestor Worship and Farming Rituals of Hateruma Island, Okinawa	UENO Kazuo
The Archaeology of Sexual Symbolism in Japan	HARUNARI Hideji

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No.63

Title	Author
Reconsideration of the Nature and Extent of Kokufu Markets and Trading Areas	SAKAEHARA Towao
Urban Aspects of Tsu Markets in Ancient Japan	KITO Kiyoaki
Current Status of Research on the Hiraizumi-Yanaginogosho Site	IRUMADA Nobuo
Plans and Structure of Kokufu Provincial Capitals	KINDA Akihiro
The Nature of Settlement Surrounding the Kokucho Provincial Centers	ARAI Kenji
Clusters of Bilding and Layout of Suo Kokufu	OBAYASHI Tatsuo

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No.62

Title	Author
Colors in Ancient Metalwork—Is It Possible to Restore the Ancient Colors?—	MURAKAMI Ryu
New Colors in the 20th Century	SONODA Naoko
The Way of Color Terms Analysis	NAGANO Yasuhiko
Systematic Colour Names Found in"Jodai Kire (remaining pieces of textiles made in and around Nara Period)"Kept by the National Museum of Japanese History	KAMBA Nobuyuki
Rethinking Color Symbolism	YOSHIDA Kenji
Red and Blue—"Oh-no-Mai (King's Dance)"with a"Modoki (jester)"—	HASHIMOTO Hiroyuki
Coloring of Japanese Architecture	HAMASHIMA Masaji
The Colors of"No"Costumes in the Middle of Edo Period	YAMAGUCHI Ken
Genealogy of"Kaga-Mon (colored crest used for the symbol of Kaga domain)"	HANAOKA Shinichi
"Makie (work or decorative technique used in lacquer ware, employing sprinkled gold and silver powders and filings)"of Igarashi Style in Edo Period—Tracing the"Akikusa-Monyo (autumn flowers and plants patterns)"—	MOTOYA Fumio
Color Environment in Urban Communities before and after 1930—Modernization of the Sense of Color—	KOBAYASHI Tadao

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No.61

Title	Author
Value of Animal and Human Lives in Edo Period	TSUKAMOTO Manabu
Development of the"View of Destruction of Life"in the Middle Ages	HARADA Nobuo
Sacrifice of Cattle and Horses in the Japanese Countryside during Ancient and Medieval Times	MATSUI Akira
Differences of Concept of Animals between the Jomon People and the Yayoi People	NISHIMOTO Toyohiro
Man-like Characters in"Kappa (a water spirit") of Japanese Folklore	NAKAMURA Teiri
The Livestock Farming and Hunting of the Wild Animals by the Japanese	ICHIKAWA Takeo
The Japanese Belief in Spirits of Animals	CHIBA Tokuji
Haudricourt on Milk and Human Feces: A Reappraisal	MATSUI Takeshi
Naming System of Sheep: The Agro-pastoral People Settling in the Jabal Hamrin Basin, the Republic of Iraq	SHINOHARA Toru
Monograph on Hunting Techniques on 'Waterland': An Essay on the"Folk-knowledge"of Minor Subsistence about Snaring of Waterfowl, and the Integration of Society	SUGA Yutaka
Relationship between People and Edible Snails (Fruticicola sieboldiana) in Yaeyama District	NONAKA Kenichi

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No.60

Title	Author
From"Ota-sho"(The Manor of Ota) in"Bingo-no-kuni"(old name of the eastern part of Hiroshima Pref.) to"Koya-san"(Mount Koya): The Ideology in Transportation of the Rice Paid as Land Tax	KOYAMA Yasunori
Folklore for Constructing a Town: From Ritual to Festival	TONAKI Akira
Origin of the Bear Festival in Japan	HARUNARI Hideji
Rice and the Japanese Culture	SAHARA Makoto
The Rise and the Termination of the Production of Green-Glazed Wares in the Heian Period	TAKAHASHI Teruhiko
Establishment and Functions of"Kido", A Wooden Gate, and"Banya", A Guard House, in Edo City: Review from the Historical Drawings	HATANO Jun
Establishment of the Urban Image of the Samurai Class: The Design of the Folding Screen Entitled"Edo-zu (Picture of Edo)"as an Image of an Urban Town	TSUKAMOTO Manabu
The Folding Screen Entitled"Edo-zu (Picture of Edo Town)"Owned by the National Museum of Japanese History and the Kono-su dolls	KOIZUMI Kazuko
"Oji", A Popular Place in Edo	KATO Takashi
How to Describe the Architecture in the Drawings	HAMASHIMA Masaji
X-ray Pictures of"Edo-zu-byobu"	NAGASHIMA Masaharu
A Consideration of the Establishment of the City Landscape Drawings: Regarding the Folding Screen Entitled"Edo Hito-me-zu"(A View of Edo) (Supplement: Various Subjects in the Study of the"Meisho Fuzoku-zu"<Picture of Manners and Customs in Popular Places>)	OZAWA Hiromu

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No.57

Title	Author
Basic Study on Washi (Japanese Paper) Material	SONODA Naoko
A Chemical Study on the Ancient Placer Gold of the Tohoku District	TAGUCHI Isamu, SAITO Tsutomu
The Monograph of the Cultivation of 'Waterland'—Were the Wet Paddy Fields really a Negatively-viewed Production Area? Was the Cultivation of Low-lying Wet Land really an Unwelcome Farming Technique?—	SUGA Yutaka
The Rise of Mizugo Kuyo—Offering Prayers for the Spirits of Miscarried Babies—	MORIKURI Shigekazu
A Study of the Division of Ancestral Rites for Parents—Concentrating on the Division of Memorial Tablets—	UENO Kazuo
The Introduction of the Tsugaru Forest Railway and Conventional Forestry Techniques—On the Modernization of Traditional Techniques—	WAKINO Hiroshi
On Urban Folklore Documentation and Methodology—From the Production Process of the Folk Research Film, 'Shichirenku zone Folk Records of Kanazawa city'—	KOBAYASHI Tadao
On the Start of Production of Sueki Ware in Japan	SAKAI Kiyoji
The Green-glazed Ware of Omi in the Heian Period	TAKAHASHI Teruhiko
The Spacial Structure of Medieval Castles and Towns in England and Wales—From the Viewpoint of Comparative Urban Archaeology—	MAEKAWA Kaname
On 'Hinotsukai'	FUKUHARA Toshio

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No.55

Title	Author
Symbolism of Authority Seen in Former Han Mirrors	TAKAKURA Hiroaki
The Chronology of Later Han Mirrors	OKAMURA Hidenori
Patterns of Counterposition-Style Bronze Mirrors with Triangular Rim in Cross-Section and Design of Divinities and Animals—Regarding the Thick Ropes held by the"Sacred Animals","Mao-jie", a Kind of Banner with Yak-Tail Decoration, and Conical Protuberances—	NISHIDA Morio
Mirrors of West Jin	KONDO Takaichi
List of Substitute Characters Found in Inscriptions on Ancient Chinese Mirrors	KASANO Takeshi

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No.54

Title	Author
A Study on Children's Activities and Their Perception of the Environment—A Humanistic Approach in Geography—	TERAMOTO Kiyoshi
Transition in Cultural Meanings Found in Canadian and Japanese Schoolbooks from the 1920s to the 1970s	MINOURA Yasuko
A Comparison of Symbolic Systems regarding"Parent-Child Suicides"in Japan and Korea—A Folkloristic Analysis of the"Suicide Case"as Mythological Narrative—	IWAMOTO Michiya
Japanese Folklore Studies and Children—A Sketch of the Academic History Thereof—	FUKUTA Azio
A Study on Sociability concerning Children's Rite of Passage in a Rural Community in Early Modern Japan—The Rite of Passage in the YODA Family of Simoijiri Village, Kai Province—	OHTA Motoko
"Terakoya"of Shima Country in the Modern Ages—A Case Study of the Kuriharas in Toba Town—	UMEMURA Kayo
Take-off towards the Literate Culture in Villages and Children	TAKAHASHI Satoshi
From"Monogusa Taro"to"Sannen Netaro"	HOTATE Michihisa
Children and the Wealth—"Small Talk"concerning"Abnormal Children"—	YAMADA Ituko
New Concepts of the Mother-Child Relationship	HONDA Masuko

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No.53

Title	Author
On Titles—"Titles"of Japanese Paintings	SHIMAO Arata
The Construction of a Full-text Database for Japanese Historical Documents, and Kanji Input	NAGAMURA Makoto
Recognition of"Form"in Archaeology	FUJIO Shin'ichiro
Regional Differences in the Frequency of Appearance of Archaeological Terms—Mainly Regarding Terms Connected with Earthenware—	MOMOSE Masatsune
Compilation and Utilization of Archaeological Information in Large-scale Sites—Taking as an Example the Institute of Buried Cultural Properties, Kyoto City—	MOMOSE Masatsune, TSUJI Junichi, MIYAHARA Kengo
Drawing up Ordnance Maps of Archaeological Sites by Machine Measurement	UEKI Tomoko
An Optical Histogram Segmentation Method Using Peak Detection and Its Application to Threshold Selection	TAKAGI Mikio, ZHOU Changming
Image Similarity Retrieval by Graph Description and Graph Matching	TAKAGI Mikio, ZHOU Changming
Educational Event Simulation in the Personal Media Environment	IYODA Mitsuhiro, SAITO Hirokazu, SUGAWARA Kenji
Full Text Database and Reverse Engineering	SUGAWARA Kenji, IYODA Mitsuhiro, YAEGASHI Junki
A Semi-automatic Retouching System for Rubbed-copy Characters	HU Jinling, KURATA Tadashi, YAEGASHI Junki
A Methodology and a System for the Drawing up of a Bird's-eye View of"Danotsuka Kofun", making use of Graphic Processing	YAEGASHI Junki

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No.52

Title	Author
Structural Theory on the Acceptance of Culture from the Viewpoint of Regionality—A Methodological Study on"Regional Variation and Regionality"of Folk Customs—	IWAMOTO Michiya
"Region"in Studies on Folk Performing Arts	HASHIMOTO Hiroyuki
Area of Transmission and Regional Variation of Folk Customs—Comparison of Annual Rites in Eastern and Western Japan—	FUKUTA Azio
Structure of the Double-unit-Type Family System in Japan and Its Regional Variation	UENO Kazuo
Regionality seen in the Taboo of the Tanabata Tradition	KURAISHI Tadahiko
What Does Regional Variation in Folk Customs Tell Us?—Changing Regional Society and the Formation of Home Consciousness—	YUKAWA Yoji
The Concepts of"Regional Variation"and"Regionality"in Japanese Folklore	YAMAMOTO Tadamoto
Distribution of Wedge-Tightened Drums and Regionality in Folk Culture	KOJIMA Tomiko
Regional Variation seen in Ethonobotany—Selection of Tree Type and Vegetation—	SHINOHARA Toru
Regionality and Folk Customs in Aizu—Regarding the Markets around Aizu-Wakamatsu—	SASAKI Takeo
Regionality in Settsu, Kawachi, and Izumi—Essay on the Historical Viewpoint of Cultural Environment—	IWAI Hiromi

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No.51

Title	Author
Knowledge Engineering in the Wild—Introduction to the Ethnography of Tacit Knowledge—	FUKUSHIMA Masato
"Hariki"—Memorandum for a Socio-historical Study of Fishermen's Groups—	OGAWA Tetsutaro
The Genesis of Kudan—an Introductory Study on Iconology of Narrative—	SATO Kenji
Review on"La Tarasque"	KURAMOCHI Fumiya
Folklore as"Discussion of Alternative Technology in Life Style"—Urban Folklore, Administration and Relief—	KOBAYASHI Tadao
The Built-in"Reader"—Regarding Some of the Essential Qualities Concerning Ethnography and Description—	OTSUKI Takahiro
The Discoveries and the Circulations of the Ethnological Functions—Regarding Descriptions and Photographs of the Okonai of Ichihara—	UKAI Masaki
"Folk"and"Performing Arts"	HASHIMOTO Hiroyuki
YANAGITA's"Kyodo Kenkyu", as a Study of Social and Economic Problems	FUJII Takashi
Review of"The Old Woman at Samuto"—As Part of an Examination of the First Manuscript of"Tales of Tono"—	IWAMOTO Yoshiteru
Ethnography of Happiness, an Introduction—From Local Studies to the Field Research of Uchigo Village—	SEKI Kazutoshi

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