A Reconsidering Medicinal Wooden Tablets Excavated From the Ruins Related the Seyaku-in in Heiankyo.
TADA Iori
Journal of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine 65(2) 250-250 Jun 2019
International marketing strategies of traditional Chinese medicine : Participating in international medical conferences related to Chinese medical books in Taiwan and China
TADA Iori
Kogakkan Shigaku (34) 91-96 Mar 2019 [Refereed][Invited]
The Importation of Medical Texts in Ancient Japan Viewd from the Perspective of Unearthed Textual Materials
TADA Iori
Kōgakkan Shigaku (32) 21-44 Mar 2017 [Invited]
The whole story of Kojima Hōsodō: Part 1
TADA Iori
56(3) 40-43 Jul 2016 [Invited]
Kōda Rohan’s Family in the War:Records and Memories of Daughter Kōda Aya and Granddaughter Aoki Tama
TADA Iori
Nihon kenkyu 48 201-234 Sep 2013 [Refereed]
The formation of uta-mokkan: mokkan in the age of paper and wood usage
TADA Iori
Annual Report of Man'yo Historical Research 11 85-104 Mar 2013 [Invited]
The Lost Chinese Medical Compendium Seng-shen-fang, Cited in I-shin-po: Aspects of Buddhist Medicine as Transmitted through East Asia
Utsushi and Utsuroi-Metempsychosis and Passage Recipients of Transformation and Haptic Transfigurations
TADA Iori (Part:Contributor)
Sep 2019 ISBN:978-4-909832-12-2
Studies on Sakuteiki and Japanese Gardens
TADA Iori, SHIRAHATA Yozaburo et al. (Part:Joint Work, Memoir of Hualinyuan, from Jiangnan to Yamato)
Shibunkaku Mar 2014 ISBN:978-4-7842-1746-5
Range of Study on Shushu
TADA Iori, TAKEDA Tokimasa et al. (Part:Joint Work)
Kyoto University, The Institute for Research in Humanities Mar 2014
International Research Symposium Proceedings record the presentations and discussions held at International Research Symposia sponsored by the International Research Center for Japanese Studies.
TADA Iori, SUZUKI Sadami, Liu Jianhui et al. (Part:Joint Work)
International Research Center for Japanese Studies Nov 2013
Documents and Library catalogues Related to KOJIMA HOSO’s Family, ORIENTAL STUDIES REFERENCE SERIES No.20
TADA Iori (Part:Joint Work)
The Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University Mar 2012
Japanese medical compendium "Ishinpō" (Edition of the Nakarai family) scrools and notes on the back; its information communication and media form[Invited]
TADA Iori
International Symposium on "From Medieval to Pre-Modern Times: Manuscripts and Cross-Cultural Studies" 24 Aug 2019
A Reconsidering Medicinal Wooden Tablets Excavated From the Ruins Related the Seyaku-in (Pharmacy Institution) in Heiankyo.
International Colloquium on Antiquarian Medical Texts, Traditional Medical Knowledge, and Their Circulation and Application 28 Mar 2019 National Palace Museum(Taiwan)
Investigation of Ge Hong's original medical works[Invited]
TADA Iori
East Asian Medicine and Ancient Books of Chinese Herbal Medicine 12 Jan 2019
9th International Congress on Traditional Asian Medicines 7 Aug 2017 International Congress on Traditional Asian Medicines
The purpose of this paper is to explain how Ōgai Mori (1862−1922) returned to Kanpō late in life by studying his works, and tuberculosis finally haunted him to death. Imminent death approaching moment by moment, Ōgai returned Kanpō, wrote a group ...
Langages and faiths: How did ancient Japanese people use Chinese in the days of Nihon-Ryōiki?[Invited]
TADA Iori
9 Jul 2016
Who is Ge shi? Ge Shi Fang cited in I Shin Po and Wai Tai Mi Yao
TADA Iori
17th International Congress of Oriental Medicine Taipei 1 Jan 2014
Kojima Shōkei and the end of Kojima Hōsodō, Kojima Shōkei and Mori Ogai's Kojima Hōoso
TADA Iori
The 114th Annual Congress of the Japan Society of Medical History 12 May 2013
