Workshop on Japanese Old and Rare Books in the Honolulu Museum of Art 2017 (Kotenseki Workshop at HoMA 2017): NIJL Workshop

Some images of the Japanese books in the presentation slides are from the Richard Lane Collection at the Honolulu Museum of Art.

(by order of appearance, as of February 17, 2017)

KOYAMA Junko 小山順子, Associate Professor 
Field of expertise: Japanese Medieval Literature (Waka poetry)
Literary works: “Fujiwara Yoshitsune” (2012), “Fujiwara Toshinari” (2017), “Waka no rule” (2014) 

KOIDA Tomoko 恋田知子, Assistant Professor
Field of expertise: Japanese Medieval Literature (Tales, Myths, Legends, and Folktales. Temple records)
Literary works: “Hotoke to onna no Muromachi – Monogatari-sōshi ron “ (2008), “E ga monogataru Nihon-NY Spencer Collection wo tazunete” (2014), “The Current State of Research on Monogatari-sōshi: Women, Changelings, and Other Worlds in Otogi-zōshi” (2017)

KANSAKU Kenichi 神作研一, Professor
Field of expertise: Japanese Literature in the Edo Period (Waka Poetry)
Literary works: “Kinsei waka-shi no kenkyū” (2013), “Siebold Nihon shoseki collection” (2014), “An Outline of the History of Waka in the Edo Period” (2014)

TERASHIMA Tsuneyo 寺島恒世, Professor/Deputy Director 
Field of expertise: Japanese Medieval Literature (Waka Poetry)
Literary works: “Gotobain gyoshū” (1997), “Gotobain waka ron” (2015) “Utakasen ni Okeru moji hyōki” (2014)

SAITO Maori 齋藤真麻理, Professor 
Field of expertise: Japanese Medieval Literature (Tales, Myths, Legends, and Folktales)
Literary works: “Ichijō shūryokushū no kenkyū” (1988), “Kotenseki kenkyū guidance” (2012), “America ni watatta monogatari-e” (2013)

KOBAYASHI Kenji 小林健二, Professor
Field of expertise: Japanese Medieval Literature (Literature in the Muromachi period)
Literary works: “Chūsei gekibungaku no kenkyū” (2001), “Chūsei no geinō to bungei” (2012), “Kyōgen-e – Saishoku Yamato-e” (2014)

IRIGUCHI Atsushi 入口敦志, Associate Professor
Field of expertise: Japanese Literature in the Edo period (Early Edo period)
Literary works: “Buke kenryoku to bungaku” (2013), “Kanji, Katakana, Hiragana – Hyōki no Shisō” (2016), “Kokatsuji no reimei – Aihansuru futatsu no men” (2015)