Awards/Research Grants
Awards and Grants
What is Research Grant (Takashi Project)?
In order to widen the scope of research and research on Toyama culture, including literature, folklore, and history of Toyama Prefecture, we will provide grants to individuals or groups who make excellent proposals for research and research on the above topics. Masu. (3 yen each for 20 items)
Selection result
| Selection year | Name | Research plan name | Selection result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Yuko Isobe | Etchu Toyama, as described in a poem by Ichikawa Kansai |  |
| Ryuichiro Yokoyama | Lafcadio Hearn's Education of English Poetry: An Analysis of Lecture Notes and a Survey of the Hearn Collection | ||
| Daisuke Hagiwara | A Basic Study of the Etchu-Related Descriptions in "Otsuya no Shomotsu" | ||
| 2025 | Yasushi Noguchi (Fushiki Hikiyama Festival Executive Committee Research Subcommittee) | History and culture of Fushiki - with a focus on the Fushiki Hikiyama Festival | |
| Kotaro Nakagaki (Professor, Department of English Language and Literature, Faculty of Letters, Senshu University) | Mitsuhiko Kuze in the cultural history of television media: Exploring the intersection of "drama and variety" | ||
| Naoto Miyakoshi (Professor, Faculty of Representation and Culture, Doshisha Women's University) | A basic study on the people of Ecchu, Kiso Yoshinaka, and the Tale of the Heike: focusing on the development of local materials, paintings, and performing arts | ||
| 2024 | Tohoku University “Some Chinese Ghosts” Research Team | Research on Lafcadio Hearn's acceptance of China - Focusing on Some Chinese Ghosts in the Hern Bunko collection - | |
| Junko Ohno (Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, School of Human and Sociology, Kanazawa University) | Regarding the lyrical development of Etchu Utamakura “Nago no Umi” | ||
| Kentaro Sato (Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Political Science and Economics, Chiba University) | “Toyama Nippo” Comprehensive analysis of Gintaro Yotsubashi | ||
| 2023 | Yuichi Tsunoda (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Theology, Sophia University) | Research on Kadokawa Genyoshi's Early Literature and Thought | |
| Eisuke Noguchi (Researcher, Graduate School for International Development and Cooperation, Kobe University) | Kijiro Nakatsuji's Activities as an Entrepreneur and Politician in Early Japanese Occupation Taiwan and Their Influences | ||
| Noriko Yamada (Associate Professor, Women's Junior College, Kanazawa Seiryo University) | Analysis of manga works related to Toyama and development of teaching materials | ||
| 2022 | Fumiaki Banno (Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Letters, Tohoku University) | A Study of the "Old School" of Haikai in Toyama in the Meiji and Taisho Periods | |
| Shohei Yamayoshi (Graduate School of Literature, Waseda University Japanese Literature Course) | Exploring Medieval Tateyama Faith: Focusing on Analysis of Early Modern Origin | ||
| Wittkamp Robert (Professor, Faculty of Letters, Kansai University) | The Storytelling of Yakamochi's Song Diary: An Attempt to Approach Narratology | ||
| 2021 | Yoko Kubo (Toyama National College of Technology, Full-time Lecturer) | Toyama Women and Their Cultural Background from the Perspective of <Women> and <Labor> - To "The Great Rice Disturbance" and "That's a Kizoku" | |
| Mami Kurosaki (Part-time Lecturer, Kanazawa Seiryo University Junior College) | Research on the work of Kazue Tomimoto (Kenikichi Otake) | ||
| Michiyo Suzuki (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Organization for Undergraduate Education, Soka University) | Takao Yamada's Method of Studying Manyoshu and Perspectives on Otomo no Yakamochi's Works | ||
| 2020 | On the Minatogawa General Incorporated Association Miko Hayashi (lecturer) | Accumulation and distribution of rush products using Minatogawa boat transportation | |
| Satoshi Hatayama (university lecturer, curator) | Utilization of Fishery Resources in Early Modern Toyama | ||
| Hiroyuki Hashimoto (former university professor, Gonnegi) | Exploring traces of ritual performing arts in the early Middle Ages in Etchu | ||
| 2019 | Hidefumi Yoshida (Teacher at Toyama Prefectural Nanto Fukumitsu High School) | ``Ochanomizu Evacuation of School Children'' Exploring from the Recipient's Memories | |
| 2018 | Utako Omura (Member of Toyama Modern History Research Group) | Kadokawa Genyoshi and his ancestral land | |
| Miyuki Okuno (part-time lecturer at Toyama Prefectural University) | Atsuyoshi Igarashi's Classical Studies | ||
| 2017 | Kazuyoshi Yamazaki (former public junior high school principal) | Learning from Nobuyoshi Ishiguro's Wasan theory and practical science | |
| Kyoko Yokoyama (Assistant Professor, National Institute of Technology, Toyama College) | Joseon Tsushinshi from the Perspective of Etchu People in Early Modern Etchu: Relationship between Japan-North Korea Exchanges and Etchu-Toyama in the Period of National Isolation | ||
| 2016 | Mami Kurosaki (Toyama National College of Technology, Lecturer at Toyama International University High School) | Approaching the character of Gennosuke Yokoyama | |
| Eisuke Kotani (Associate Professor, Faculty of Humanities, University of Toyama) | Toyama Literature Seen from the Sensitivity of Young People and Young Writers | ||
| Yao Cultural Association Chairman Kenji Kotani | Otomo no Yakamochi's Parade to the Kudagawa River | ||
| 2015 | Shugo Kondo (Group of XNUMX+) | Media Mix in the Pan-Japan Sea Region: Negotiations between Literature and Neighboring Genres, Especially the History of Negotiations between Poetry and Folk Songs as a Prehistory | |
| Traditional Craft Takaoka Lacquerware Cooperative Association | Takaoka lacquerware pattern | ||
| Ryo Nakata | Folklorist Jun Henmi | ||
| 2014 | Toyama Women's Literature Research Group | Fundamental Research on Women's Literature in Toyama | |
| Toyama Haiku Study Group | Research on Kurage-sha, a haiku association presided over by Kura Kyosui - Establishment and development in Toyama Prefecture - | ||
| Traditional Craft Takaoka Lacquerware Cooperative Association | History of Takaoka lacquerware and genealogy of craftsmen | ||
| 2013 | Toyama Women's Literature Research Group | Survey research and database construction of female writers in Toyama | |
| Meeting of "writing salon" | Yukie Suyama's yearning for <snow> | ||
| Zen'ei Hotta's Society | Hokuriku of Zene Hotta, Zene Hotta of Hokuriku |