A study of the Japanese Illustrated Books And Munuscripts in the Spencer Collection of the New York Public Library

一、1995年：继续上一年的研究：1)《静香》两卷（奈良画卷卷1）。2)《太古庵》和《源氏物语》各三卷。3)《Utatanesoushi》（一卷）和《Tsuru no Soshi》（一卷）中的文献集。尤其是经过三次拜访后，终于可以买到。在学术论文上发表有他们的许可。4)上述《大画卷》的作者“一野之浅仓重方”抄写的《国分学研析释有馆收藏的《罗生门》（两卷）与京都国立博物馆收藏的《罗生门》及其他收藏的《罗生门》进行比较。为1998年的学习计划在大英博物馆进行预备考察（08.25-09.03）。复习了大英博物馆收藏的《本司》（三卷）^<**>》和大英图书馆收藏的《腾湖无日记》（两卷）^<**>。为了研究“大江秋月”，与上面“1)”的文本非常相似，参观了“秋月共同Shiryokan”…更多的是在福冈久留市。1996年：在美国学习（07.15-30）：1)《鹤无索西》和《鹤无索西》各分三卷。《Jizobosatsu engi》、《Tanyuu Syukuzu》、《Tse scol》、《Kobodaishi eden》、《Yugyoshonin》（弗里尔博物馆收藏）、《taisokukuwan》、《kummano no Honji》（均为三卷）、《Akizuki monogatari》（九卷）、《Burke Collection》、《美国国会图书馆》。97.02.08-10访问京都国立博物馆，查阅与《鹤野书志》“Vo1.11-1”有关的文献，发表了上述“1-4”的学术论文。寄给自由博物馆日本艺术总监james T.Ulak先生一份题为《大英博物馆收藏的《Jizobosatu reikennzu》和弗利尔博物馆收藏的《Tanyu Shukuzu Jizobosatsu reikenki》的解读和抄写（1992）》的报告^<**>，目前正在印刷中。1997年11月：《Kobo daisi gyyojyo zuga》（十卷轴^<**>）奈良明日香村冈寺考察之旅（06.06-08）。它们是与“II-2”Kobodaishi zanketsu（一卷^<**>）相关的文件。在公报论文上发表了《《鹤野书志》（一卷）和《Hakki Yagyo Monogatari》（一卷）的解译与抄写》。IV 1998年2月：收集有关期间的研究结果（^<**>），包括因版面限制未发表的学术论文和1994年以前的论文。现正由日本画院印刷，将于1999年2月出版，题目为《日本画卷及海外资料研究》。通过其出版，所有的研究成果（包括未出版的^<**>，22卷和已出版的2卷8卷）将被展示。进修计划：1998.03。1915年至1929年，他在大英博物馆、大英博物馆图书馆和冬宫博物馆进行了预备学习。少

I In l995 : continuing the previous year's study of : 1) the two scrolls of "Shizuka"(Nara Picture scrolls Vo1.II) owned by the Library of Congress. 2) "Taisyokan" and "Genji Monogatari Emaki" each in three scrolls. 3) Collection of documents in the "Utatanesoushi" (one scroll) and "Tsuru no Soshi" (one scroll). Especially the 2) became finally available after the three visits. Published on the academic papers with their permissions. 4) Transcription of "Rashomon" (two scrolls) owned by Kokubungaku kenkyu Shiryoukan "by "Ichinojou Asakura Shigekata", Writer of the above "Taisyokan" Its comparison with those owned by the Kyoto National Museum and others. Preparatory survey (08.25-09.03) at the British Museum for l998's study planning. Reviewed "Syaka no Honji" (three scrolls)^<**> owned by the British Museum" and Tenghu no Dairi (Two scrolls)^<**> owned by the British Library. For study of the "Oe Akizuki", quite similar to the texts of Above "I)", visited the "Akizuki Kyodo Shiryokan" … More in Kurume City, Fukuoka.II.l996 : study in the US (07.15-30) of : 1) "Tsuru no Soshi" And "Tsuru no Saushi" each in three volumes. "Jizobosatsu engi" and "Tanyuu Syukuzu" "Tse scrol1) "Kobodaishi eden" and "Yugyoshonin" owned by the Freer Museum. 2) at the Spencer Colloction 3) Taishokukuwan" and "Kumano no Honji" (both in three scrolls) "Akizuki monogatari" (nine volumes) At the Burke Collection. 4) at the Library of Congress, 25 volumes (lacking Vo1.5) of "Soga monogatari" etc.97.02.08-10 visited Kyoto National Museum for review of the documents connected with the "Vo1.11-1 of "Tsuru no Soshi" published the above "1-4" on Academic papers. Sent Mr.James T.Ulak, Director of Japanese Art, of the Free Museum, a report titied "Interpretation and transcription (l992) of "Jizobosatu reikennzu" owned by the British Museum and the Tanyu Shukuzu "Jizobosatsu Reiikenki" owned by the Freer Museum^<**> now under printing.IIl l997 : A study trip (06.06-08) to Oka Temple, Asuka Mura, NARA,of "Kobo daisi Gyojyo zuga" (ten scrolls^<**>). They are the related documents with the "II-2 "Kobodaishi zanketsu"(one scroll^<**>). Published on the Bulletin paper the "Interpretation and Transcription of "II-1)" "Tsuru no Soshi"(one scroll) and "II-2)""Hakki Yagyo Monogatari" (one scroll).IV l998 : February : Collection of the study results(^<**>) during the period concerned including the unpublished on the academic papers due to page-space limit and those before 1994. It is under printing by the Kasamashoin to be published by February.1999 with a title of "Study of the Japanese picture scrolls and materials owned abroad". By its publication all of the study results (including the unpublished^<**>, the 22 scrolls and published 2 volumes and 8 scrolls) will be shown. Further study plan : l998.03.l5-29, made preparatory study at the British Museum, its library, and the Hermitage Museum. Less