Researcher and Faculty Information
Naoko Tsujimura Naoko Tsujimura
TSUJIMURA Naoko
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Faculty
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Faculty of Intercultural Japanese Studies
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job title
- Associate Professor
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degree
- Doctor of Literature
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Research Field
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Literature/Humanities/Humanity/Psychology
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Research Topics
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Japanese Literature Early modern literature Haiku literature
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- I am researching haiku in the Edo period, particularly the Sho-style haiku advocated by Basho, focusing on the trends of his disciples, particularly Kikaku. In recent years, I have also become interested in the reception of Sho-style haiku during the revival period when Buson was active, as well as in letters written by haiku poets, and am working to decipher these documents.
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Main publications and papers
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"The Method of Kikaku's 'Niiyama-ke'" (Kinsei Bungei, No. 83, January 2006)
"Suginami in his later years - introduction and consideration of Suginami's letter to Oshima Minori, housed at the Kakiei Bunko" (Renga Haikai Kenkyu, no. 131, September 2016)
"Buson and Laitun/Tallo: Buson's Letters to Laitun from the Akiko Okada Collection" (Kakei Bunko Special Exhibition Catalog "Buson's Letters II," July 2020)
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Awards
- 16th Kakiei Award (June 2007, Kakiei Bunko Public Interest Foundation)
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Main classes taught
- Reading Japanese masterpieces, Japanese mind and language, Japanese literature seminars, calligraphy culture, museum training