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Travail et Citoyen (Commemoration of the Retirement of Professor NOJIRI Toshiaki)
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National Strategy and Capital Relations for Research and Development
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Production Relations of Information and Value : Focusing on the Consideration of Digital Labor in the Consumption Process
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A Foreword : A Message from the Dean (Commemoration of the Retirement of Professor Katsushige Sato, Professor Kazuharu Tsuzuki)
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Comparison of p-1 method and elliptic curve method (Special Issue in Celebration of 25th Anniversary of the Faculty of Distribution and Logistics Systems, Commemoration of the Retirement of Professor MASUDA Etsuo)
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Flowchart of Civil Law in Japan (Commemoration of the Retirement of Professor NOJIRI Toshiaki)
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Mito Castle and Mitsukuni : The Strong Fortification and the Philosophical Sense of the Second Lord
Get PDFP(論文)The grand design of Mito Castle is very interesting. It is a castle completed as an early-modern castle, making use of the characteristics of the former castle in the Middle Ages. Not flashy, but it was hands-on in a robust castle. In addition, the castle town of Mito surrounded by an outer moat aimed to protect not only the lives of vassals but also the lives of townspeople. This idea is similar to Europeʼs. On the other hand, the Mito Domain was an administrative government that emphasized learning, so that it poured the finances of the domain into education rather than making a splendid castle. The compilation project of the history book, Dai-Nihonshi became the catalyst of the Meiji Restoration, and the Japanese view of history was decided afterward. It can be said that such a samurai spirit of the Mito Domain was established by Tokugawa Mitsukuni, the second lord of Mito-Tokugawa Gosanke.departmental bulletin pape
