ENOMOTO Wataru (More info)
Books
- 2010
- East China Sea of Monks and Traders, Kodan-sha
- 2008
- (Joint Work, Mainly Edited by YOKKAICHI Yasuhiro) Maritime Asian History from the Viewpoint of Items - Exchange between Asia and Japan in the Period of Mongol and Song/Yuan China -, Kyushu University Press
- (Joint Edition) The New Collected Works of MORI Katsumi, 5 vols, Bensey Publishing Inc.
- 2007
- Japan-China Exchange in the East Asian Maritime Area - 9th to 14th Century -, Yoshikawa Kobunkan.
Articles
- 2010
- “Song Maritime Traders in East China Sea” Foreing Relations of Japan, 3; Expansion of Traffic and Commercial Sphere ,Yoshikawa Kobunkan
- 2009
- “Maritime Trade in South Song China in view of Calligraphies in Japan”, Traffic, Trade and National Foreign Policy in East Asia Maritime World (OCU Asian History Special Feature), Asian History Program Osaka City University.
- 2008
- “Chinese Items and Culture in the Age of “Kissa Yojoki” ”, Tea Drinking Culture in Kamakura Era, Chado Shiryokan.
- “Japan-China Exchange by Zen Monks - On Yushan Caotang -”, Masaki Art Museum (ed.), Charm of Ink Paintings (Suibokuga) and Zen Calligraphies (Bokuseki), Yoshikawa Kobunkan.
- “Itawatashi no Bokuseki" (Calligraphy on Sending Timber) as a Material for Traffic between Japan and Song China”, Bulletin of the Faculty of Japanese History at the University of Tokyo 12.
- “Goryo in the Traffic between Japan and Song/Yuan China - with Buddhism Historical Materila -”, “Japan-Korea Comparative Study concerned with the Situation and Environment of Medieval Port City Site”, Report of Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research in 2003-2007 (represented by MURAI Shosuke).
- 2007
- “Silla Maritime Traders and Tang Maritime Traders”, Pre-Modern Japan Islands and Korea Peninsula, Yamakawa Shuppansha Ltd.
- 2006
- “People Concerned with Shibosi Trade in Song China”, Rekishigaku Kenkyukai(ed.), Port Cities in World History vol.3 Living in Port Cities, Aoki Shoten Publishing, Co., Ltd.
- 2005
- “Hakata viewed with “Eisai Nitto Engi” ”, Medieval City Studies 11.
- 2004
- “The Monk Certificates of Medieval Japan”, Studies in Zen Buddhism 82.
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