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November 16, 2020
The Book『マンガ! 大英博物館マンガ展図録』(Manga! The British Museum Manga Exhibition Catalog), edited by ARC Visiting Collaborative Researcher Dr. Ryoko Matsuba, has been published

July 17, 2020
The Book『MADE IN KYOTO』 (Editors: Shinya Maezaki/ Visiting Collaborative Researcher & Masako Yamamoto) has been published

June 8, 2020
The Book 『きものとデザイン: つくり手・売り手の150年 (Kimono and Design: 150 Years of Makers and Sellers) 』 has been published

May 28, 2020
The Book『A Guide to Japanese Katagami Designs』 (Author: Mizuho Kamo/ Visiting Collaborative Researcher) has been published

May 27, 2020
The Book『Collected Kabuki Hyobanki, Third Period, Volume 3: From An'ei 7 to An'ei 10』has been published

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ART RESEARCH

Since its establishment in 1998, the Art Research Center, Ritsumeikan University, has been publishing the academic journal ART RESEARCH every year. From vol.22, it is published as an e-journal several times a year and also made available as a summarized booklet with the purpose of widely publicizing the research activities and outcomes of research projects conducted at the Art Research Center.

academic journal「ART RESEARCH」vol.23-3
Research Paper A Study of Naijin no Kagami (The Mirror of the Inner Temple) Yoko Kaguraoka "Shōsetsu Sōgashu" and "Edonishiki," Art Collection Books of Kuchi-e Prints: Investigating Their Significance through Shunyodo's Woodblock Publishing Activities During the Mid-Meiji Period Kana Tsuneki Research Note Investigating the possibility of using animation's intermediate products through ideathon Mitsunori Matsushita, Ryosuke Yamanishi Introduction to Research Visualization of Tangible Cultural Properties Utilizing 3D Scanned Big Data: High-Definition Visualization, Transparent Visualization, and Virtual Reality Kyoko Hasegawa, Li Liang, Satoshi Tanaka Introduction to a Collection Illustrated Books of Ema (Votive Pictures) in Art Research Center and Nakai Collection ----Karaku ema hyoban and Gakumen Kyokashu Yuriko Iwakiri

academic journal「ART RESEARCH」vol.23-3　

Research Paper

A Study of Naijin no Kagami (The Mirror of the Inner Temple)
Yoko Kaguraoka

"Shōsetsu Sōgashu" and "Edonishiki," Art Collection Books of Kuchi-e Prints: Investigating Their Significance through Shunyodo's Woodblock Publishing Activities During the Mid-Meiji Period
Kana Tsuneki

Research Note

Investigating the possibility of using animation's intermediate products through ideathon
Mitsunori Matsushita, Ryosuke Yamanishi

Introduction to Research

Visualization of Tangible Cultural Properties Utilizing 3D Scanned Big Data: High-Definition Visualization, Transparent Visualization, and Virtual Reality
Kyoko Hasegawa, Li Liang, Satoshi Tanaka

Introduction to a Collection

Illustrated Books of Ema (Votive Pictures) in Art Research Center and Nakai Collection
----Karaku ema hyoban and Gakumen Kyokashu
Yuriko Iwakiri

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Series「Digital Humanities for Japanese Arts and Cultures」

The research results of members of our Center were published bilingually under the supervision of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Global COE Programme " Digital Humanities for Japanese Arts and Cultures" (Ritsumeikan University).

New Directions in Digital Humanities for Japanese Arts and Cultures
A5・216p Published 2009/03/01. 2,592円＋tax	Authors: Masao Kawashima・Ryo Akama・Keiji Yano・Kozaburo Hachimura・Mitsuyuki Inaba How will "digital humanities" change? What is the new horizon in Japanese culture research that has evolved as a result of the integration of humanities and information sciences spread across the world? With the latest concepts in "Digital Humanities" that make full use of information technology, future prospects are presented with the aim of further intensifying qualitative research. Click to purchase here(別ウィンドウ)

New Directions in Digital Humanities for Japanese Arts and Cultures

A5・216p
Published 2009/03/01.
2,592円＋tax

Authors: Masao Kawashima・Ryo Akama・Keiji Yano・Kozaburo Hachimura・Mitsuyuki Inaba

How will "digital humanities" change?

What is the new horizon in Japanese culture research that has evolved as a result of the integration of humanities and information sciences spread across the world? With the latest concepts in "Digital Humanities" that make full use of information technology, future prospects are presented with the aim of further intensifying qualitative research.

Click to purchase here(別ウィンドウ)

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