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- Harvard University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of East Asian Studies2001ǯ´
- Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations2007ǯܻ˽μ
- Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations2011ǯܻμ
- Lehman Brothers Japan (Fixed Income Sales Senior Analyst)
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- E-mailkurashigfbc.keio.ac.jp
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- ҲThe economic and social history of medieval Japan. More specifically, the Sengoku period kashindan and the development of medieval currency and trade markets, with a particular focus upon the domains of the Go-Hojo and the Mori.
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1Thems Fightin Words: Reevaluating Warrior Terminology of the Sengoku Period in The Hiyoshi Review of English Studies, No.72, 2020.
2The 16th Century: Identifying a New Group of 'Unifiers' and Reevaluating the Myth of 'Reunification' in ed. Karl Friday's Routledge Handbook of Premodern Japanese History. London: Routledge, 2017.
3The G30 Program and the Teaching of International Students in ed. Andrew Halls How to Survive and Thrive at Kyushu University: Practical Lessons for Higher Education in Japan from the International Faculty. Fukuoka: Kyushu University Press, 2014.
4Serving Your Master: The Kashindan Retainer Corps and the Socio-Economic Transformation of Warring States Japan (PhD Dissertation). U.M.I.Dissertation Services, 2011.
5ֱѸˤܤ˸εפȲ (Past Challenges and Future Trajectories in English Language Research on Japans Sengoku Period)inɾ, No. 703, November 2008. p. 3-24.
6(museum exhibition translation) ʡ߷͡ȵǰ λŸ (Fukuzawa Yukichi Memorial Keio History Museum). Tentatively scheduled to open in Fall 2021.
7(translation) Ohsawa Masachi. The Nuclear Power Plant as God in International Journal of Japanese Sociology, No. 21, March 2012. p. 108-118.
8(translation) Fukuma, Yoshiaki. The Representations and Nationality of the West, Japan, and the Periphery in the Discourse of Lafcadio Hearn Studies in International Journal of Japanese Sociology, No. 20, November 2011. p. 89-106.
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9(book review) Segal, Ethan Isaac. Review: Coins, Trade, and the State: Economic Growth in Early Medieval Japan, by Ethan Isaac Segal in Social Science Japan Journal, 2014.
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Association for Asian Studies
University of Cambridge: Visiting scholar (Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies), Fellow Commonership Trinity College 2018