著者
乾 誠治
出版者
中央公論新社
雑誌
中央公論 (ISSN:05296838)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.113, no.4, pp.230-237, 1998-03
著者
榊原 悟
出版者
東京国立博物館
雑誌
東京国立博物館研究誌 (ISSN:00274003)
巻号頁・発行日
no.401, pp.p4-16, 1984-08

1 0 0 0 OA 森林浴

著者
植田 理彦
出版者
日本生気象学会
雑誌
日本生気象学会雑誌 (ISSN:03891313)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.32, no.1, pp.39-42, 1995-04-01 (Released:2010-10-13)
参考文献数
6
被引用文献数
1

森林の優れた自然環境の中で, 休養の手段となる快適なrecreation活動を行うのが森林浴である.高齢社会を迎えた今日「森林浴」を通じて世代を超えた楽しむ行動は, 森林が二世代, 三世代にわたって触れ合いの復活の場として, また, 心肺機能の低下を防ぐ健康の維持・増進の場として活用されることが望まれる.
著者
池田 玲子
出版者
日本医真菌学会
雑誌
Medical Mycology Journal (ISSN:21856486)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.52, no.3, pp.199-203, 2011 (Released:2011-08-31)
参考文献数
26
被引用文献数
1

1 0 0 0 研究紀要

著者
つくば国際大学 [編]
出版者
つくば国際大学
巻号頁・発行日
1995
著者
江上 綏
雑誌
美術研究 = The bijutsu kenkiu : the journal of art studies
巻号頁・発行日
no.250, pp.22-40, 1967-12-27

See Résumé, No. 238, the Bijustu Kenkyu.
著者
江上 綏
雑誌
美術研究 = The bijutsu kenkiu : the journal of art studies
巻号頁・発行日
no.251, pp.27-28, 1968-02-27

The author discussed in Nos. 238 and 239 of this present journal the Japanese mediaeval book of landscape gardening Senzui narabini Yagyō no Zu Accompanied by Dōji Kudensho in relation to the history of gardens. When he presented this paper, only three manuscripts of this book were known to him, namely the text owned by Prof. Ōta, Shōjirō of the University of Tokyo, the text in the Mudoji Library of the Myōtokuin, Shiga, and the text in the Agriculture Library of the University of Kyoto. After that, another text in the library of Nihon University came to his attention. The present paper is a supplementary study of this book on which this additional text shed further light. It has become much easier to imagine the older form of the text through the acquisition of this new material of Nihon University which, along with the manuscript owned by Prof. Ōta, was perhaps transcribed in the early Edo Period. The newly found text is closer to the texts of Kyoto University and the Myōtokuin than to the one owned by Prof. Ōta. By minutely analyzing the differences between these four texts and another variant in the Sonkeikaku Lidrary of the Maeda Family, it became clear that the Nihon Univesity text is in the same genealogy as the texts of Kyoto University and the Myōtokuin. Nevertheless some portions of it are the same as Prof. Ōta's text, but differ from the other two. These portions are considered to retain the older form. But such portions are not many, indicating that the texts of Kyoto University and of the Myōtokuin, both of which were transcribed around 1740 and are versions very close to each other, keep the form of the earlier text rather well. The shapes of the rocks and trees drawn in the Nihon University manuscript are very close to those of the Kyoto University and Myōtokuin manuscripts. But they have one point in common with Prof. Ōmanuscript which the other two lack: the rocks are shaded in the manuscripts of Prof. Ōta and of Nihon University only. This may well be the way such features were depicted in the oldest text of this book.
著者
江上 綏
雑誌
美術研究 = The bijutsu kenkiu : the journal of art studies
巻号頁・発行日
no.247, pp.32-41, 1967-03-27

See Résumé, No. 238, the Bijutsu Kenkyu.
著者
江上 綏
雑誌
美術研究 = The bijutsu kenkiu : the journal of art studies
巻号頁・発行日
no.238, pp.26-41, 1966-02-17

The oldest existing Japanese book on methods of gardening is Sakuteiki (originally called Senzai Hishō) which, though written as early as the twelfth century, still remains an authoritative work. And the one which is generally considered to be the next oldest is Senzui narabini Yagyō no Zu (hereafter referred to as SYZ). While the former has many copies (the original is lost), of the latter now in question only one copied manuscript has been known to exist, which is a copy of 1466 in the Muromachi Period of an earlier manuscript and is now in the Sonkeikaku Library of the Maeda Family in Tokyo. But the present writer found another manuscript of the same book, though with considerably different contents, in the Mudōji Library of the Enryakuji Monastery in Shiga Prefecture in the spring of 1964, and then two other copies of the same book with the same context came to his knowledge, one being in the Agriculture Library of the University of Kyoto, and the other owned by Prof. ŌTA shojiro of the Historiographical Institute of the University of Tokyo. Prof. ŌTA's manuscript has a postscript with the date of 1654 but there are evidences which suggest that this is a copy written soon after 1654. The one of the Mudōji Library has a postscript of 1742 and is datable to this year. And the one in the Kyōto University, though having no postscript, is a very close copy to the Mudōji manuscript, having the same collation notes in red ink, the same arrangement of contents, and almost the same calligraphic characteristics. These three manuscripts have the same context as mentioned above. It consists of an abbreviated version of what is written in the Sonkeikaku manuscript, a list of people to whom the descending of this text is attributed, part called “Dōji Kudensho,” some itemized statements of a more superstitious kind, and some abstracts of the Sakuteiki. According to the present writer the part of “Dāji Kudensho” is close to Sakuteiki in its contents and the inference of the use of the words in this part is that this part is a thirteenth century methodological tradition which was most likely written down or rewritten around 1400, and the several more or less superstitious items following it and the list of people also, have no signs that they are later than the early part of the fifteenth century. The first part of the book, which is contained in the Sonkeikaku manuscript as well, is also equipped with linguistic features of the fifteenth-century learned society. Sakuteiki and SYZ have hitherto been considered to be of completely different schools of gardening method, and SYZ was by some scholars regarded as a book of the Kamakura Period (13th or 13th and 14th C.) and by some others, even earlier than Sakuteiki. But as the quotation from diaries of the fifteenth century show, the present writer is persuaded that the gardeners called “niwamono” who worked chiefly for the Shōgun, the head of the Muromachi military government, and for the people related to him in the capital of Kyoto, had a written tradition which covered the items included in this group of newly recovered manuscripts. And not only that but also the fact was found that some features in this context have a very close relationship to the architectural composition of the residences of these highly placed people. The idea of this book is also assorted with the theory of the Ommyōryō, or the Official Bureau for Yin and Yang Cult, of which some people are recorded as having had a leading part in directing the building of the gardens. All these facts lead us to the conclusion that the prototype of these books from which the newly-found text and the text of the Sonkeikaku manuscript were derived respectively, was compiled by someone related to the Ommyōryō, probably at the beginning of the fifteenth century. Thus a completely new viewpoint is given in this paper to the book SYZ and the history of gardening in Mediaeval Japan. The writer has also added some bibliological study of Sakuteiki, using its abstract contained in this group of manuscripts and the collation notes found in two of them. The entire text of this group of manuscripts will be printed in later numbers of this journal and be collated with the Sonkeikaku manuScript.
著者
浅野 俊和 Toshikazu ASANO
雑誌
中部学院大学・中部学院大学短期大学部研究紀要 = Chubu Gakuin University Chubu Gakuin College the Journal (ISSN:1347328X)
巻号頁・発行日
no.5, pp.57-65, 2004-03

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