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A Study on the Present Stage of Agricultural Export in Wakayama Prefecture
Get PDFわが国の農産物・食品輸出については，長らく産地や都道府県ごとの取り組みにとどまってきた。しかしながら，日本の食材に対する海外からの評価や関心の高まりから，輸出額は増加傾向にあり，国も一層の輸出促進を始めている。国内では，輸入農産物との競合や人口減少による市場の縮小が見込まれる中，農家が海外に販路を求め，農産物や6次産業化による加工品の輸出に取り組む現段階の意義について和歌山県の事例から考察する
Examination of the significance of materials related to disaster history and transcription and Explanatory Notes of “Tondagawa Disaster record”
No full textThe significance of materials related to disaster history, which has been neglected in Japanhistory, will be examined. The “Tondagawa Disaster record” is an important historical record of the damage caused by the Great Meiji Flood. This material is significant in that it shows the situation immediately after the disaster and also expresses concretely the situation of river channel blockage. This paper described a transcription and explanatory notes of it to convey these which should be passed down through the generations in the future
Japanese studies and Intercultural cohesion
No full textJapan proceeded with modernization on the model of the West. Therefore, Japanese people were concerned about how they were viewed by the West. As Japan's economic power grew, foreign countries' interest in Japan increased. However, as the Japanese economy entered a period of stagnation, foreign interest in Japan declined, leading to a decline in Japanese studies. On the other hand, Japanese subculture became popular among foreigners. As a result, more and more people are interested in Japanese culture. In addition, the number of Japanese learners and shortterm international students who want to experience Japanese culture has increased. Japanese universities are expected to meet the needs of international students who want to learn Japanese culture.However, the theory of Japanese culture should not overemphasize its uniqueness. It is necessary to have a global perspective that includes Asia and grasp Japanese culture relatively. In Japanese studies, an international perspective of " intercultural cohesion " is important
Long Ago, A Collection of Sapphic Poems Written by Michael Field : A Japanese Translation (1)
No full textMichael Field is the collective pseudonym used by two late 19th century female British poets, Katharine Harris Bradley and Edith Emma Cooper. They were inspired by the ancient Greek poet Sappho’s surviving fragments of verse, and extended some of them into complete poems in English. Their first collection of poems, Long Ago (1889), explores Sappho’s days spent with “fair maidens”, playing the lyre and singing, and her unrequited love for a young man named Phaon. Here I offer a Japanese translation of the preface and of twelve of the poems
