An Urban Socio-Historical Analysis of Early Modern Osaka : Domainal Granary Estates [kura-yashiki], Residential Quarters [chonin-chi], Reclaimed Developments [shinchi]

该项目的目的是从两个角度广泛了解早期现代大坂。首先，以城市社会历史分析为轴心，从经济、文化（文学）、法律的、建筑史、考古学等方面，对大坂进行研究。第二，将大坂的早期现代性与从浪速之宫到现代大坂的历时性进程进行整合定位。基于上述目的，我们调查并收集了与市政法令、领地粮仓（广岛和长州领地）、填海开发（小林阁）和保护商人协会（kabu-nakama）相关的历史文献。此外，我们还对大坂市立大学学术信息中心收藏的商人家文件（Kagiya Mohei文件，Nadaya Seibei文件，Enoguya文件，Kasai-ke文件）进行了编目。 关于我们 本研究以大坂近世研究会为中心，在去年3月召开的“近世大坂的城市空间与社会结构“研讨会的基础上，将大坂的城市历史研究成果整理成论文集。在此之际，我们从三个方向探讨了大坂的城市社会结构-城市空间（从考古学角度看，是18世纪世纪住宅空间的改造;从建筑史角度看，是大面积住宅结构的重建;社会（一个王国粮仓的空间结构），表演艺术（组织讲故事[sekkyo]和木偶戏[joruri]的艺人）和商人协会（医药经纪人协会和分销网络;“松前堂屋”，专门从事函馆产品的贸易公司;清酒酿造商协会;租赁-担保人协会[ie-ukenin]和与城市生活有关的协会）。因此，我们认为，在实现我们的第一个目标方面已经取得了很大成就。至于第二个问题，我们正在取得成果，因为这是我们研究小组2000年的重点。为此，我们也希望在未来几年内出版一本论文集。少

This project had as its objective, the aim for a broad understanding of early modern Osaka from two perspectives. First, with urban social historial analysis as its axis, it aimed to reach out to research findings on Osaka from the fields of economic, cultural (literary), legal, and architectural history, as well as archaeology. Second, it aimed to integrally position Osaka's early modernity within the city's diachronical progression from Naniwa-no-miya to contemporary Osaka.Following the above objectives, we have surveyed and collected historical documents related to municipal decrees, domainal granary estates (Hiroshima and Choshu domains), reclaimed developments (Kobayashi-keDocuments ), and protected merchant's associations [kabu-nakama]. Furthermore, we catalogued merchant house document collections (Kagiya Mohei Documents, Nadaya Seibei Documents, Enoguya Documents, Kasai-ke Documents) housed at the Academic Information Center of Osaka City University.While, on one hand, we organ … More ized the Early Modern Osaka Research Group [Kinsei Osaka Kenkyu-kai] to pursue this project with the research team at its center, we consolidated the results of our urban historical research on Osaka as a collection of essays, largely based upon our symposium "Urban Space and Social Structure of Early Modern Osaka [Kinsei Osaka no toshi kukan to shakai kozo], " held in March of last year. On that occasion, we probed the structure of Osaka's urban society from three directions-urban space (from archaeology, the transformation of residential space in the 18th Century ; from architectural history, a reconstruction of residentialstructures over a wide area ; the social=spatial structure of a domainal granary estate), the performing arts (the organization of entertainers in story-telling [sekkyo] and puppet theater [joruri]), and merchant's associations (the pharmaceutical brokers' association and networks of distribution ; 'Matsumae-don' ya, ' the trading company specializing in Hakodate produce ; the association of sake brewers ; the association of rentor-gurantors [ie-ukenin] and in relation to urban life). As a result, we believe that much has been accomplished toward fulfilling our first objective. As for the second, we are in the process of producing results, seeing as it has been the emphasis for our research group for the year 2000. For this, also, we hope to publish a collection of essays within the next few years. Less