Shio Sakanishi
Biographic Data
| ID | 731304 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shio Sakanishi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shio |
| FAMILY NAME | Sakanishi |
| SIGNATURE | SAKANISHI S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 43 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 43 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1934 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Japanese Folk-Plays; The Ink-Smeared Lady and Other Kyogen
The Japan Expedition 1852-1854. The Personal Journal of commodore Matthew C. Perry
Women's Position and the Family System
A Private Journal of John Glendy Sproston U.S.N
The Surviving Works of Sharaku
Ezo tô bi shi kô (A Historical Study of Smallpox and Syphilis in the Island of Ezo) . Shinkichi Takahashi
The Spirit of the Brush. Being the Outlook of Chinese Painters on Nature From Eastern Chin to Five Dynasties A. D. 317-960
Ko katsuji han no kenkyû
Kyôgen
Tô Sô jidai ni okeru Arab-jin no Shina Tsûshô no gaikyô; kotoni Sô matsu no Teikyo-shihaku Saiiki-jin Ho Ju-kô no jiseki. Jitsizô Kuwabara
Nihon ganka-gaku shôshi. (A Brief History of Ophthalmology in Japan) . Kensaburo Ogawa
Hôken sûgaku no metsubô (Decline of the Japanese Native Mathematics of the Feudal Period) Kaizo . Kinnosuke Ogura
I-ka sentetsu shôzô shû (A Collection of Portraits of the Confucian Philosophers Who Practiced Medicine) . Fujinami Gôichi
Monumenta Nipponica: Studies on Japanese Culture, Past and Present
Seki-ryû sanpô shichibu sho (Seven Mathematical Treatises) . Seki, Takakazu
Ka Etsu Nô ni okeru sûgaku (Mathematics in the Kaga feudal clan) . Tanaka, Tetsukichi
Nihon shakai jigyô dai-nenpyô (Chronology of Social Service Works in Japan) . Keirin Taniyama
Nihon sûgaku shi (History of Japanese Mathematics) . Mizuki, Kozue
Katam Karanīyam
Prohibition of Import of Certain Chinese Books and the Policy of the Edo Government
WHEN TOKUGAWA IEYASU Jj[IJ* (1542-1616) became Shogun in 1603, aware of the advantages in commercial gain and civilization, he adopted a policy of leniency toward Catholic Christianity. Nine years later in 1612, however, because of political intrigues and agitation of the missionaries and their arrogant attitude toward the high officials of the government, he issued a proclamation ordering the complete extermination of Catholics. Their history du…
An Introduction to Zen Buddhism
Le Vieux Japon: La Route de la Mer orientale
Les Notes de Chevet de Sei Shônagon, dame d'Honneur au Palais de Kyôto
Sûgaku-shi. Jacques Boyer , Tsuruichi Hayashi
Sûgaku-shi kenkyû. Kinnosuke Ogura
A Private Journal of John Glendy Sproston U.S.N
Prohibition of Import of Certain Chinese Books and the Policy of the Edo Government
WHEN TOKUGAWA IEYASU Jj[IJ* (1542-1616) became Shogun in 1603, aware of the advantages in commercial gain and civilization, he adopted a policy of leniency toward Catholic Christianity. Nine years later in 1612, however, because of political intrigues and agitation of the missionaries and their arrogant attitude toward the high officials of the government, he issued a proclamation ordering the complete extermination of Catholics. Their history du…
Chou pi suan ching no kenkyu
Lo-Lang: A Report on the Excavation of Wang Hsü's Tomb in the Ancient Chinese Colony in Korea
Chou pi suan ching no kenkyû (An Inquiry concerning the Chou pi suan ching) . Chûryô Noda
Edo Jidai no Kagaku [Science during the Edo Period, 1600-1867] . Tokyo Science Museum
The Manyôsû
Shiragi ko-ga no kenkyû
The Magic Holly in Japanese Literature
THE JAPANESE Iliiragi translated is properly the Osmanthus ilicifolius,l and in spite of Ichiku Okamoto's statement that it was first transplanted from Korea during the Kyo'ho era (1716-1736),2 holly is a native of Japan. It is widely distributed in the main island and Shikoku, and used as a hedge plant. Its prickly and non-prickly kinds are distinguished as male and female holly.3 Holly called hihiragi or hiragi, is mentioned twice in the Kojilc…
Sai-i bu (Natural Calamities), Part 5: On Earthquakes. Ruijû Kokushi
Nihon yakuen-shi no kenkyû [Historical Study of the Japanese Herb Gardens]. Uyeda, Sanpei
Shin kyû ryôhô taisei (Compendium of Moxa Healing) . Sasagawa, Tomooki
Shina chûsei igaku shi (History of Chinese Medicine in the Middle Ages) . Liao Wên-Jên
Notes and Correspondence
Honpô iki-bokora no kenkyû: Iki-bokora no shijitsu to sono shinri bunseki. [Shinto Worship of Living Human Gods: Its History and Psychology] . Kato, Genchi
The Chinese on the Art of Painting: Translations and Comments
Zô. Elephants . Sunamoto, Etsujiro
Rakuro Saikyu-bo
Chinesische Malkunsttheorie in der T'ang- und Sungzeit: Versuch einer geschichtlichen Betrachtung
Nihon môjin shi. Nakayama, Taro
Seki-ryû sanpô shichibu sho (Seven Mathematical Treatises) . Seki, Takakazu
Ka Etsu Nô ni okeru sûgaku (Mathematics in the Kaga feudal clan) . Tanaka, Tetsukichi
Nihon shakai jigyô dai-nenpyô (Chronology of Social Service Works in Japan) . Keirin Taniyama
Nihon sûgaku shi (History of Japanese Mathematics) . Mizuki, Kozue
Katam Karanīyam
Prohibition of Import of Certain Chinese Books and the Policy of the Edo Government
WHEN TOKUGAWA IEYASU Jj[IJ* (1542-1616) became Shogun in 1603, aware of the advantages in commercial gain and civilization, he adopted a policy of leniency toward Catholic Christianity. Nine years later in 1612, however, because of political intrigues and agitation of the missionaries and their arrogant attitude toward the high officials of the government, he issued a proclamation ordering the complete extermination of Catholics. Their history du…
An Introduction to Zen Buddhism
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