TADA Iori

Education:

1997: Ph.D., The Graduate University for Advanced Studies

Professional Experience:

1998-2003: Lecturer, Hakuho Women's College
2003-2004: Assistant Professor, Hakuho Women's College
2011: Visiting Associate Professor, International Research Center for Japanese studies

Specialized Fields:

Chinese Literature, Buddhism, Japan studies

Current Research Themes:

Ancient wooden tablets in East Asia
Ancient Buddhism and Buddhism medicine in East Asia
Philological researches for books in ancient Chinese transmitted in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea and Japan

Major Publications:

2012: Documents and Library catalogues Related to KOJIMA HOSO’s Family, ORIENTAL STUDIES REFERENCE SERIES No.20, (co-ed.), The Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University
2011: Studies of the Science of Yin-yang Wu-xing (co-ed.), Thought Edition, The Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University
2010: "The lost Chinese medical compendium Seng-shen-fang cited in I-shin-pō:aspects of Buddhist medicine as transmitted through East Asia." Nihon Kenkyu 41, pp.411-444
2009: "A Study of the Shi-jing wooden tablet unearthed from the Nyogamori Remain." Mokkan Kenkyu (Journal of Japanese Society for the Study of Wooden Documents) 31, pp.261-273
2001: Nihon-ryo-i-Ki and the Eastward Expansion of Buddhism, Hozokan