TODA Satoshi, ”How Should We Understand Hans-Georg Beckʼs Interpretation of Byzantium as Reflected in his Das byzantinische Jahrtausend?”,Hokkaido University Collection of Scholarly and Academic Papers.
https://t.co/cjHkyhz78R
Sakurai, Yoshihide "Geopolitical mission strategy : the case of the Unification Church in Japan and Korea"
(Japanese journal of religious studies, 37(2)、2010、Hokkaido University)
https://t.co/R2QJMeuTBx
Do you make #snowmen when it snows? Even in the Edo period, people sometimes made snowmen when it snowed, but it looks somewhat different...! #ndldigital https://t.co/lzGeG9tDLP https://t.co/UfaFzGdgYP
去年の印仏学会で発表した『印仏研』拙稿がネットに公開されました。https://t.co/5I40ptUzS4 My Inbutsuken paper from last year's conference is now available online! https://t.co/ZGNctIAuv9
This is the first manual for keeping goldfish written in Japanese, published in the Edo era. It explains the features of goldfish, their history, how to take care of them, and how to treat their diseases. #ndldigital
https://t.co/xQny3dCGmM https://t.co/b0pippAx6M
My review of Funayama Tōru's 2019 book, the Evolution of Chinese Buddhism during the Six Dynasties, Sui, and Tang Periods, is published in the latest issue of the Eastern Buddhist. 船山徹先生の『六朝隋唐仏教展開史』についての私の短い感想が出版されました。https://t.co/ufo0W6WYnf
Manuscript of Senchu-fu (lit. Thousand insects picture book). The original work was written up by Kurimoto Tanshu, and manuscripts were made one after another. Some of the creatures listed in the book are not classified as insects today. https://t.co/UTsFJZuVcI https://t.co/H0iOuPVUCr
This manual was published in the late 19th century, explaining to Japanese people how to read a Western clock. #ndldigital https://t.co/IOiWALpZiP https://t.co/1600w40qIy
@B4Btv Reminds me of this funky translation of Nietzsche's "Zarathustra" as a Pure Land sutra I came across while trying to trace how "The Birth of Tragedy" got into Mishima Yukio's hands (and became his favorite book). Wonder if it's discussed.
https://t.co/zLFGWMVI6D
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