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April 2, 2011
Presentations at AAS Annual Conference
Monika Bincsik, Ryoko Matsuba, Mizuho Kamo (Japanese Culture Research Group), and Akihiro Tsukamoto (Historical Geographic Information Science Research Group) presented together on a panel at AAS, held this year in Hawaii. Many people came to hear the panel, and the panelists received a great response from the audience.
Panel title: The Location of the Motif or How to Popularize Ideas: Late Edo Period Visual Language Shared In Ukiyo-e, Decorative Arts and the Theatre
Presentation titles:
Monika Bincsik, “Lacquer Depicted on Ukiyo-e: Ukiyo-e Reflected in Lacquer”
Akihiro Tsukamoto, “Locations of the Edo Period Kyoto Lacquer Workshops: GIS Analysis Based on Historical Sources”
Mizuho Kamo, “Tracing the ‘Whose sleeves?’ Motif through Various Fashionable Art Forms”
Ryoko Matsuba, “The Eight Views in Edo Period Japan: Transmissions of the Pictorial Subjects”
- Recent Entries
- 1st Nishikawa Sukenobu Conference
- INKE Research Foundations for Understanding Books and Reading in a Digital Age: Text and Beyond
- Japan Society of Publishing Studies Fall 2011 Meeting
- IAJS Convention
- Research talk at the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies at Oxford University
- Archive
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