KASAYA Kazuhiko (More info)
Books
- 2005
- Bushido to Nihon gata nōryoku shugi (Bushido and the Japanese-style meritocracy), Shinchosha
- 2002
- Dodonaeus in Japan: Translation and the Scientific
Mind in the Tokugawa Period (co-author and ed.), (Proceeding
of International Symposium in Europe. Leuven, Belgium), Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven.
- 2000
- The Origin and Development of Japanese: Style
Organization (Western Language Monographs 2),
International Research Center for Japanese Studies.
- Edo orusuiyaku (Rusui Role in the Edo period),
Yoshikawa koubunkan.
- Sekigahara kassen to kinsei no kokusei (Battle
of Sekigahara and National System in the Early Modern Period), Shibunkaku
Shuppan.
- 1999
- Kuge to buke: "Ie" no hikaku bunmei
shi teki kōsatsu (Court Nobel and Samurai Class: Study
of Families from a Comparative Historical Point of View) (author and
ed.), Shibunkaku Shuppan.
- 1998
- Kinsei buke monjo no kenkyū (Samurai
Documents from Tokugawa, Japan), Hosei University.
- 1997
- Samurai no shisō; Nihon gata sosiki to kojin
no jiritsu (Samurai Ideology: Japanese style Organization and
Individual Independence), Dojidai Library, Iwatani Shoten, Publishers.
- 1993
- Kinsei buke shakai no seiji kōzō (The political structure of Bushi society in the Tokugawa Period), Yoshikawa Kobunkan.
- 1988
- Shintei higurashi suzuri (Revised "Higurashi
suzuri," a Tale of Political Reformation in the Edo Period), (Iwanami
Bunko), Iwanami Shoten, Publishers.
- Shukun "oshikome" no kōzō:
Kinsei daimyō to keshin den (Detention of Lords by Retainers
in Early Modern Daimyō), (Heibonsha sensho), Heibonsha Limited
Publishers.
Articles
- 2001
- "Bakuhu kanryōsei kikō niokeru si to sireino bunshorui
gata" (Classification of Documents in Asking for Instructions and
Giving Instructions Shogunate Bureaucratic System), Nihon
kinseishiryōgaku kenkyū, Hokkaido University Press.
- 1999
- "‘Ie’ no gainen to sono hikaku-shi-teki kōsatsu" (Comcept
of Family and its Study frpm Comparative Historical Point of View), Kuge
to buke: "Ie" no hikaku bunmei-shi-teki kōsatsu (ed.),
Shibunkaku Shuppan.
- 1998
- "'Bushi' mibun to gōi keisei no tokushitsu: Yōroppa
tono hikaku" (Characteristics of the Samurai Class and Consensus
Fomaition: Comparison with Those in Europe), Rekishi
hyōron 581, Association of Historicalb Sciences.
- "Urusan- rōjō to Sekigahara no kassen" (Urusan
Besiegement and Sekigahara War), Wajō no kenkyū 2,
Iwata Shoin.
- "Kobunsho ni okeru moji ninshiki" (Understanding of Characters
in Paleography), Jinbungaku to jōhō shori 18,
Bensey Publishing Inc.
- 1997
- "Tokugawa Ieyasu no Genji kaisei mondai" ( Family Name Change
by Tokugawa Ieyasu to Genji), Nihon kenkyū 16,
International Research Center for Japanese Studies.
- "Kenryoku to geinō, Kabuki: Jōruri to bakuhu kenryoku"(Power
and Entertainment, Kabuki: Joruri and Shogunate Power), Kabuki
/ Bunraku 1, (Iwanami Koza), Iwanami Shoten Publishers.
- 1995
- "Tokugawa Yoshimune no kyōho kaikaku to bonsō" (Kyōho
Reforms Carries out by Tokugawa Yoshimune and the Medicinal Herb), Higashi
Ajia no honsō to shokubutsu gaku no sekai, Shibunkaku Shuppan.
- 1994
- "Hūzoku no hōsei ka" (Enshrinement of Customs
and Manners into Laws), Nihon Tsūshi: Modern
Period 3, Iwanami Shoten, Publishers.
- 1992
- "Tokugawa Ieyasu no seiitaishōgun ninkan to keichō ki
no kokusei" (Appointment of Tokugawa Ieyasu to Seii-taishogun 'Barbarian-suppressing
Generalissimo' and National System in the Keichō Period), Nihon
kenkyū 7, International Research Center for Japanese Studies.
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