The Ritsumeikan Bungaku

Serial Number 690

TREATISES
Anqi Liu: Kaoru, Uji and Qu Yuan’s “Yuan You”
Takaya Matsumoto: “Decisive Battle” and “Negotiated Peace”:
Japanese Perceptions of End of the War in the Pacific War
Naoto Sudo: The Transformation of Gon, the Fox
Chiaki Watanabe: Takarazuka Revue during the Total War Era:
The Location of “Girlishness” as seen through Their Activities
Koji Okazaki: A Brief History of Japanese Language Departments of
Higher Education Institutions in Postwar Taiwan (Part 1): From Zero to Rise
Shinji Koga: Characteristics of Tenants in Newly High-Rise Office Buildings
in the ‘Tenjin-Big Ban’ project of the Centre of Fukuoka City
SPECIAL ISSUE
Historical Research on the “Laws to Limit the Autocracy of the Head of the Rokkaku Clan”
and the Eigenji Documents (Part 1)
Makoto Higashijima: Preface to the Special Issue: Historical Research on the
“Laws to Limit the Autocracy of the Head of the Rokkaku Clan” and the Eigenji Documents
Jijin Mori: Eigenji Documents and Cultural Properties of Eigenji Temple:
Current Situation and Future Prospects
Miki Hamano: Reconsideration of the Wanami Tadanaga and Ogura Sanetaka Co-signed Letter:
On the “Shinshikimoku” in the “Eigenji Documents”
Yuma Morishita: A Copy of Red-Seal Letter of Hojo Clan:
A Study of Timing of Establishment of Iwabitsu-Jo Castle
Keisei Sano: A Fundamental Study on the Disputes over Timber Rights in Nishigamine,
Echi District, Ōmi Province during the Kanbun and Enpō Era: Aspects of the Use of Medieval Documents in the Early Modern Period
Tsuyoshi Yoneda: What is “Fuse-jo”?: Through Consideration of the Little-known Document
“Fuse-jo” dated July 1509 regarding Water Usage Fees in Tonomura Village under the Control of Eigenji Temple
Miki Hamano: Eigenji Temple and Eigenji Documents in the Study of Japanese Medieval History
Catalog of Eigenji Medieval Documents (Part 1)
TRANSLATION AND ANNOTATION
The Research Group on the Eastern Han Wooden and Bamboo Slips from
Wuyi Square, Sachiko Iida, Xiaoyi Zhang, Tsuneko Sumiya, Kohsuke Fujimoto, Yuko Wasio: Translation and Annotation of the Eastern Han Wooden and Bamboo Slips from Wuyi Square（五一廣場東漢簡牘）, Excavated from the 2nd Layer
Abstracts

October 2024

Edited by
The Literary Association of Ritsumeikan University Kyoto, Japan