RT @OlegBenesch: A great overview of recent, mainly English-language scholarship on Japanese heritage by Peter Zarrow. Open access at: http…

The image from the first slide is from the National Diet Library's copy of the Tsurugi no Maki! https://t.co/T8CZUFXmYJ

RT @NDLJP_en: Have you ever played #shogi, Japanese chess? This ukiyo-e, published in 1860, depicts a battle between personified shogi piec…

沙石集「上品魔王、中品は魔民、下品は魔女となりて」が日本における「魔女（まにょ）」の最初期の用例らしい なぜ“witch”や“Hexe”を「魔女」と訳すことができるのか https://t.co/3rOOIq4YUf ”Hexe“が「魔女」と出会うとき─近代日本における翻訳をめぐる一考察─ https://t.co/jBH4sBuQM2

「日本名宝物語」(昭和4)、鬼丸、江雪左文字、稲葉江、千代金丸、三日月宗近、大倶利伽羅、太鼓鐘貞宗、鬼切丸、一期一振(2巻)の記事があります。 北野天満宮の鬼切丸を宮司さんが自慢しまくってたとか、鬼切丸クラファンに三千両以上集まったとか、愛されエピソードが良き。 https://t.co/OYXTtkA2SL

A great overview of recent, mainly English-language scholarship on Japanese heritage by Peter Zarrow. Open access at: https://t.co/Ouc4qkBs1V https://t.co/7gkDExr7vX

Have you ever played #shogi, Japanese chess? This ukiyo-e, published in 1860, depicts a battle between personified shogi pieces. https://t.co/JA4lrPCxsU https://t.co/5K5pAcEPzQ