Associate Professor

ENOMOTO Wataru

ENOMOTO Wataru

Education:

1998
B.A., University of Tokyo
2000
M.A., University of Tokyo
2006
D., Litt., University of Tokyo

Professional Experience:

2010 - present
Associate Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies
2009
Research Fellow, Kangwon National University, Korea
2006 - 2007
Research Fellow, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo
2003 - 2006
Assistant Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, the University of Tokyo
2003
Special Researcher (PD), the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
2001 - 2003
Special Researcher (DC2), the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Specialized Fields:

East Asian Maritime History in 9th - 14th Century

Current Research Themes:

Cultural Exchange between Japan and Song/Yuan China, especially by Monks across the Sea.
Maritime Traders in East Asia.

Keywords for Research:

Japan, Heian Era, Kamakura Era, Nambokucho Era, China, Tang, Wudai, Song, Yuan, Korea, Silla, Goryo, Trade, Merchant, Trade Ship, Cultural Exchange, Diplomacy, Buddhist Monk, Zen Buddhism, Maritime Area, East China Sea, Port of Trade, Port City, Trade Control, Shibosi, Dazaifu, Hakata, Tsushima Island, Ningbo

Major publications:

Books

2010
East China Sea of Monks and Traders, Kodan-sha
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.

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