REFERENCED RESOURCES (参考資料)

  • Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai.       “Nihon-to Taikan”                                            Supervising editors: Dr. Honma, J. and Dr. Sato, K. (1966)                                    Tokyo:  Otsuka Kogeisha  Co.,Ltd.   日本美術刀剣保存協会   本間順次, 佐藤貫一監修 (1966)  “日本刀大鑑”  東京: 大塚工芸社　
  • Hon’ami, K.  (1955)  “Nihonto no Okite to Tokucho”    Tokyo: Bijutsu Club Tokenbu.    本阿弥光遜著  (1955)  “日本刀の掟と特徴 “   東京：美術倶楽部刀剣部発行
  • Watanabe, T.  (1971)   “Sano Bijutsu-kan Zuroku”  Shizuoka: Sano Bijutsu-kan.             渡辺妙子著   (1971)　“佐野美術館図録”　 静岡：佐野美術館発行　
  • Yoshihara, Y.,  Kapp, L., and Kapp, H. (2012) :The art of the Japanese Sword”            Italy: Paolo Saviolo   吉原義人, リーオン & ひろ子 キャップ著 (2012)  “日本刀美術”  イタリア:パオロ  サビオロ 発行  
  • Mochizuki, K. & Fujiki, K. (1966) “Shousetu Nihonshi”   Tokyo:Yamakawa Shuppan-sha  High school text book by the Ministry of Education   望月圭吾, 藤木邦彦著  (1966)   “詳説日本史”  　東京：山川出版発行    文部省検定済教科書
  • Dr. Honma, J. & Dr. Sato, K. (1972)   “Shinpan Nihon-to Koza”                                      Tokyo: Yuzankaku Shuppan Inc.   本間順次,佐藤貫一著   (1972)   “新版日本刀講座”    東京: 雄山閣出版株式会社発行 
  • Dr. Honma, J. & Dr. Sato, K.  (1968)  “Nihon-to Zenshu”                                                  Tokyo: Tokuma Shoten Co., Ltd.   本間順次、佐藤貫一著　(1968)   “日本刀全集 “        東京: 徳間書店発行
  • Dr. Honma, J. & Dr. Sato, K.  (1979)  “Showa Dai Meito Zufu”                                     Tokyo: Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai     本間順次、佐藤貫一著　(1979) 　          “昭和大名刀図譜” 　東京：日本美術刀剣保存協会　
  • Sano Museum.  (2019)  “Yomigaeru Meito (Reborn)”                                                      Shizuoka: Sano Museum Exhibition catalog.                                                                  佐野美術館 著   (2019)  “蘇る刀 Reborn”    静岡：佐野美術館編集発行
  • Hiroi, Y.    (1971)   “Token no Mikata”    Tokyo:  Dai-ichi Hoki Shuppan Co, Ltd.            広井雄一著   (1971)  “刀剣のみかた”　東京：第一法規出版株式会社発行   
  • The Japan House Gallery. Japan Society, Inc.  (1976)                                                    “Nippon-To Art Sword of Japan  The Walter A. Compton Collection”    Tokyo: Otsuka Kogeisha Co, Ltd.
  • Chapter 25                                                                                                                    *¹ヤン ヨーステン 【Jan Joosten van Lodenstijn】https://www.weblio.jp  6/2018  *²  Names of Japan: Click the link Jipangu  on Wikipedia  6/2018 (閲覧日)  Cipangu described in the 1492 Martin Beham globe From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository (Names of Japan)
  • Chapter 37                                                                                                                    Murasaki Shikibu, translated to modern Japanese by Tanizaki, J. (1967)                  Shin-shinyaku Tales of Genji.   Tokyo:  Chuo Koronsha, Inc.   谷崎潤一郎訳  (1967)  “新々訳源氏物語”  東京: 中央公論社
  •  Chapter 43                                                                                                                  *The three imperial regalia  www.touken-world.jp/tips/32747     Wikipedia                        三種の神器：ウキペディア　2/2019 (閲覧日)
  • Chapter 45                                                                                                                    Terukuni Jinjya website: http://terukunijinja.p-kit.com/page222400.html  2/2019            九州照国神社 ウエブサイト：http://terukunijinja.p-kit.com/page222400.html   
  • Chapter 47                                                                                                                 *Number of soldiers   https://kotobank.jp/word/元寇-60419.   Wikipedia                          兵力数 ウキペディア　3/2019 (閲覧日)   *Genko (元寇) https://kotobank.jp/word/%E5%85%83%E5%AF%87-60419　             
  • Chapter 54                                                                                                                  Golden Pavillion (金閣寺)：https://www.shokoku-ji.jp/kinkakuji/   6/2019 (閲覧日)
  • Chapter 56                                                                                                                   Honouji-no-hen　(本能寺の変)   * Rekijin.com/?p=31448-キャッシュ    *Bushoojapan.com/scandal/2019/06/02/51145-キャッシュ    7/2019   (閲覧日)
  • Chapter 57                                                                                                                   Masamune Jittetsu ( 正宗十哲 )：                                                     https://www.touken-world.jp/tips/7194/        7/2019
  • Chapter 59  Osaka Summer campaign (大阪夏の陣)                                      www.thoughtco.com/toyoomi-hideyoshi-195660　                                                    Battle of Sekigahara  (関ケ原の戦い)    senjp.com/Sekigahara     8/2019 (閲覧日)
  • Chapter 63   *Perry (ペリー)　ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/黒船来航        　　　　　　　    *Perry (ぺリー) ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/マシュー・ペリー   Wikipedia  9/2019 (閲覧日)

 

Published by Yurie Endo 遠藤由利江

I was born and raised in Minato-ku, Tokyo Japan then moved to Kamakura. Now I live in Los Angeles. Graduated from Meiji University and received a degree in literature and curatorship. I hold a curatorship license. Also, I graduated from the California State University of Northridge and received a degree in Economics. My father owned a manufacturing company related to metal. As his hobby, he had been collecting Japanese swords and other types of Japanese art objects. He was one of the administrators of Nihon Bijutu Token Hozon Kyokai(日本美術刀剣保存協会), that is a sword museum located in Tokyo. One of his friends (Mori Sensei) who was also the main administrator, used to hold a Japanese sword study group in his house. I joined his study group. Mori sensei’s group was a very rare and valuable kind because he could bring top-quality swords as our study materials because of his position in the museum. The kind of swords we could study were top-quality museum swords. Those are the kind of swords people could only see through the glass display cases. Also, I studied swords with my father since he kept many swords in our house. This is how I started to get into Japanese sword study.

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Gravatar
WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out /  Change )

Cancel

Connecting to %s