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Yukinari Kohara

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ID7545654
NAMEYukinari Kohara
GIVEN NAMESYukinari
FAMILY NAMEKohara
SIGNATUREKOHARA Y
AFFILIATIONSRikkyo University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1950
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
H-INDEX0
  • Human skeletal remains from the Tochibara rock-shelter site (Earliest Jomon, Nagano pref., Central Japan), and re-evaluation of the characteristics of the Earliest Jomon people

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Nobuo Shigehara et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Science•2011

    長野県南佐久郡北相木村の縄文時代早期の地層(8300から8600 BP(未較正))から,12体の人骨(男性4体,女性4体の成人8体,および性別不明の幼児4体)が,1965年から1968年にかけての信州大学医学部解剖学教室を中心とする発掘で出土した。数少ない縄文時代早期人骨として貴重なもので,今回の研究は,これらの人骨の形態を報告し,従来明らかにされている縄文時代早期人骨の特徴を再検討するものである。顔高が低い,大腿骨の柱状性が著しい,歯の摩耗が顕著である,など一般的な縄文人の特徴を示すとともに,早前期人に一般的な「華奢」な特徴も示す。脳頭蓋は大きいが下顎骨は小さく,下顎体は早期人の中でもっとも薄い。下顎骨の筋突起は低いが前方に強く張り出している。上肢は華奢だが,下肢は縄文時代中後晩期人と同様に頑丈である。他の縄文時代早前期人と比較検討した結果,縄文時代早期人の特徴は,従来まとめられているものの若干の改定を含めて,次のように再確認された。1)顔面頭蓋が低い。2)下顎は小さいが,筋突起が前方…

  • Human Infant Remains of the Earliest Jomon Period, Suffering Death by a Falling Rock

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Toru Nakamura et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1971

    Two human infant remains were found under the rock of the rockshelter site of Tochibara, Kita-Aiki-Mura, Minami-Saku-Gun, Nagano Prefecture (The Earliest Stage of Jomon Period). Based on the teeth, two children were estimated to be 3 years and half, and 5 years and half. Skeletons were laid so that they ran away. A cleft on ilium suggests a heavy bruise. They were pressed to death by a falling rock, which was seperated from the ceiling of the she…

  • Subcutaneous Fat Distribution in Japanese-American Hybrid Boys

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1968

    The author measured the thickness of the subcutaneous fat tissue at 12 sites of the body in Japanese-American hybrid boys who brought up under same conditions. Values obtained are analysed by the intermediate method between the longitudinal and cross-sectional methods. Results are following:1. In spite of hybrid, notable racial differences are found at the calf and thigh. As a whole, Japanese-white hybrids are thicker than Japanese-negro ones in …

  • Study on Motor Perforemance and Strength from Ecological Aspects

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1959

    We researched the motor performance and strength of about 800 inhabitants of four mountain villages in Japan, namely, Sata (J.Anthrop.Soc.Nippon, Vol.63, No.4.), Aogashima (ib.Vol.64, No.1.), Kawakami and Kawashima (ib.Vol.67, No. 2).These villages are alike in that they are all mountain villages whose characteristics are geographical and cultural isoration, restricted agriculture, reliance to the forest, limitation of daily activity and consider…

  • Motor Performance and Strength of Inhabitants of Two Mountain Villages in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1959

    Two mountain villages of Nagano Prefecture, Kawakami and Kawashima, situated in the central mountain district of Honshu, are similar in that both have comparatively high culture and livelihood inspite of their geographical handicap especially isolation, but are different from one another in the adaptation to geographic feature and climate. Kawakami villagers are so active that they adopted a new agriculture and forestry suitable to the continenta…

  • The Measurement of a Giantism Patient

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, NORIO NISHIJIMA•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1957

    In February 1957, the authors had an opportunity to take the body measure-ments of a male patient suffering from gigantism, 21 years of age, in Shin-shu University. No abnormal individuals were found among his family, though his father is tall (1725mm). The patient is 2186mm, in stature, while the average stature of the Japanese people is ca. 1640mm, among students and ca. 1600mm, among farmers. But the body proportions are very abnor-mal -short …

  • The Motor-Performance and Physical Strength of Adults of Aogashima Island, Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Mitsuo Iwamoto•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1955

    Aogashima is a very rocky and steep-sided volcanic island, situated in the ocean to the south of Tokyo, and almost isolated geographically and culturally because of its relative inaccessibility.We examined the physical capacity of 148 male and female islanders over the age of twenty years, for back muscle strength (1), grip strength (2), static balancing (3), match board test (4), tapping (5), reaction time (6), and closing-one-eye test (7) (refe…

  • The Motor Performance of a Rural Population in Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1954

    This paper is one of several reports of ecological cooperation between cultural and physical anthropologists in Sata-Mura, Kagoshima Prefecture, in the spring of 1953. Resaerch was conducted on inhabitants, male and female of all ages except pre-school children, engaging in agriculture involving heavy labour and with little contact with urban civilization. The following simple tests were selected because research was conducted in the field: (1) t…

  • Identification of the Dead

    Open Access•TADAO FURUE, Kazurō Hanihara et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1952

    The identification of the dead body is very important for forensic medicine, which requires extensive use of the technique of physical anthropology. Unfortunately, however, physical anthropologists have not developed adequate facilities for identifi-cation in Japan, although we expect to in the future. In considering the problem seriously physical anthropologists will make great contributions to forensic medicine and to physical anthropology itse…

  • On a Statistical Treatment of Measurement of Foot

    Open Access•Shiro Kondo, Kazuo Terada et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1950

    The authors write this report on a statistical treatment of measurement of foot from a viewpoint of its practical use. We measured feet and classified data after Japanese size of shoes, " Mon " (1 Mon=24.4mm) ; 9.0, 9.3, '9.5, 9.7, 10.0, 10.3, 10.5, 10.7, 11.0 Mon.Correlation : In each size ρ=0 between foot-length and breadth. In the whole numbers (female, N=495) ρ≠0.And we noticed foot-breadth was more correlative to foot-length than to footheig…

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  • On a Statistical Treatment of Measurement of Foot

    Open Access•Shiro Kondo, Kazuo Terada et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1950

    The authors write this report on a statistical treatment of measurement of foot from a viewpoint of its practical use. We measured feet and classified data after Japanese size of shoes, " Mon " (1 Mon=24.4mm) ; 9.0, 9.3, '9.5, 9.7, 10.0, 10.3, 10.5, 10.7, 11.0 Mon.Correlation : In each size ρ=0 between foot-length and breadth. In the whole numbers (female, N=495) ρ≠0.And we noticed foot-breadth was more correlative to foot-length than to footheig…

  • Identification of the Dead

    Open Access•TADAO FURUE, Kazurō Hanihara et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1952

    The identification of the dead body is very important for forensic medicine, which requires extensive use of the technique of physical anthropology. Unfortunately, however, physical anthropologists have not developed adequate facilities for identifi-cation in Japan, although we expect to in the future. In considering the problem seriously physical anthropologists will make great contributions to forensic medicine and to physical anthropology itse…

  • The Motor Performance of a Rural Population in Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1954

    This paper is one of several reports of ecological cooperation between cultural and physical anthropologists in Sata-Mura, Kagoshima Prefecture, in the spring of 1953. Resaerch was conducted on inhabitants, male and female of all ages except pre-school children, engaging in agriculture involving heavy labour and with little contact with urban civilization. The following simple tests were selected because research was conducted in the field: (1) t…

  • The Motor-Performance and Physical Strength of Adults of Aogashima Island, Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Mitsuo Iwamoto•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1955

    Aogashima is a very rocky and steep-sided volcanic island, situated in the ocean to the south of Tokyo, and almost isolated geographically and culturally because of its relative inaccessibility.We examined the physical capacity of 148 male and female islanders over the age of twenty years, for back muscle strength (1), grip strength (2), static balancing (3), match board test (4), tapping (5), reaction time (6), and closing-one-eye test (7) (refe…

  • The Measurement of a Giantism Patient

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, NORIO NISHIJIMA•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1957

    In February 1957, the authors had an opportunity to take the body measure-ments of a male patient suffering from gigantism, 21 years of age, in Shin-shu University. No abnormal individuals were found among his family, though his father is tall (1725mm). The patient is 2186mm, in stature, while the average stature of the Japanese people is ca. 1640mm, among students and ca. 1600mm, among farmers. But the body proportions are very abnor-mal -short …

  • Study on Motor Perforemance and Strength from Ecological Aspects

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1959

    We researched the motor performance and strength of about 800 inhabitants of four mountain villages in Japan, namely, Sata (J.Anthrop.Soc.Nippon, Vol.63, No.4.), Aogashima (ib.Vol.64, No.1.), Kawakami and Kawashima (ib.Vol.67, No. 2).These villages are alike in that they are all mountain villages whose characteristics are geographical and cultural isoration, restricted agriculture, reliance to the forest, limitation of daily activity and consider…

  • Motor Performance and Strength of Inhabitants of Two Mountain Villages in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1959

    Two mountain villages of Nagano Prefecture, Kawakami and Kawashima, situated in the central mountain district of Honshu, are similar in that both have comparatively high culture and livelihood inspite of their geographical handicap especially isolation, but are different from one another in the adaptation to geographic feature and climate. Kawakami villagers are so active that they adopted a new agriculture and forestry suitable to the continenta…

  • Subcutaneous Fat Distribution in Japanese-American Hybrid Boys

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1968

    The author measured the thickness of the subcutaneous fat tissue at 12 sites of the body in Japanese-American hybrid boys who brought up under same conditions. Values obtained are analysed by the intermediate method between the longitudinal and cross-sectional methods. Results are following:1. In spite of hybrid, notable racial differences are found at the calf and thigh. As a whole, Japanese-white hybrids are thicker than Japanese-negro ones in …

  • Human Infant Remains of the Earliest Jomon Period, Suffering Death by a Falling Rock

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Toru Nakamura et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Anthropological…•1971

    Two human infant remains were found under the rock of the rockshelter site of Tochibara, Kita-Aiki-Mura, Minami-Saku-Gun, Nagano Prefecture (The Earliest Stage of Jomon Period). Based on the teeth, two children were estimated to be 3 years and half, and 5 years and half. Skeletons were laid so that they ran away. A cleft on ilium suggests a heavy bruise. They were pressed to death by a falling rock, which was seperated from the ceiling of the she…

  • Human skeletal remains from the Tochibara rock-shelter site (Earliest Jomon, Nagano pref., Central Japan), and re-evaluation of the characteristics of the Earliest Jomon people

    Open Access•Yukinari Kohara, Nobuo Shigehara et al.•ARTICLE•Anthropological Science•2011

    長野県南佐久郡北相木村の縄文時代早期の地層(8300から8600 BP(未較正))から,12体の人骨(男性4体,女性4体の成人8体,および性別不明の幼児4体)が,1965年から1968年にかけての信州大学医学部解剖学教室を中心とする発掘で出土した。数少ない縄文時代早期人骨として貴重なもので,今回の研究は,これらの人骨の形態を報告し,従来明らかにされている縄文時代早期人骨の特徴を再検討するものである。顔高が低い,大腿骨の柱状性が著しい,歯の摩耗が顕著である,など一般的な縄文人の特徴を示すとともに,早前期人に一般的な「華奢」な特徴も示す。脳頭蓋は大きいが下顎骨は小さく,下顎体は早期人の中でもっとも薄い。下顎骨の筋突起は低いが前方に強く張り出している。上肢は華奢だが,下肢は縄文時代中後晩期人と同様に頑丈である。他の縄文時代早前期人と比較検討した結果,縄文時代早期人の特徴は,従来まとめられているものの若干の改定を含めて,次のように再確認された。1)顔面頭蓋が低い。2)下顎は小さいが,筋突起が前方…

Medicine (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Biology (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Anatomy (3 works) · Anatomy (3 works)

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