Using Visual Sources to Understand the Spatial and Temporal Transition in Premodern Japanese Ritual

彩色照片是对宫内厅保管的《neenjugyoji emaki》和东京大学史学研究所保管的《sojaban - teome》、《Tokudaijike-shiryo》、《Tsukoichiran》等资料拍摄的。对于那些由史学研究所收藏的材料，视觉数据和每个内容的数据库被安装在史学研究所的数据库中，以便从网站上搜索和显示这些材料。然后，从Nenjugyoji emaki、soujaban - teome和其他图片中提取的数字化图片与这些图片的详细内容索引相关联，这样这些图片就可以从搜索结果屏幕上显示出来。从Hirobashi-ke kiroku、Yanagihara-ke kyyuzoroku、Tanakaminoru-shi kyusotensekirui（史学研究所保存的照相副本）和从日记的印刷版中收集的图表也被汇编，包括仪式的名称、发生日期（日本旧日历和西方日历）、地点、结构、源文本等数据都被编入索引并输入数据库。此外，还收录了宫内厅保存的古约古宫祭礼中有关这些日子的条目，以便创建一个按时间顺序排列的祭礼材料数据库，为进一步的研究奠定基础。总的来说，调查了32座寺庙、神社、博物馆举办的与仪式有关的历史材料（视觉材料、朝臣日记、buruiki、文件），并汇编了其中的数据。

Color photographs were taken of the Nenjugyoji emaki, held by the Imperial Household Agency and of Sojaban-tedome, Tokudaijike-shiryo, Tsukoichiran and other materials held by the University of Tokyo Historiographical Institute. These photographs were then digitizedFor those materials housed by the Historiographical Institute, the visual data and a database of the contents of each were installed in the Historiographical Institute's databases to allow the searching and display of these materials from the website. Digitized images from the Nenjugyoji emaki, Soujaban-tedome and others were then linked from an index of detailed contents of those images, so that the images can be launched from the search results screen.Diagrams from Hirobashi-ke kiroku, Yanagihara-ke kyuzoroku, Tanakaminoru-shi kyusotensekirui, (photographic copies held at the Historiographic Institute) and diagrams from printed editions of diaries were also compiled, and data, including the name of the ceremony, date of occurrence (in both the old Japanese and Western calendars), place, structure, source text, were all indexed and entered into the database. Furthermore, entries for these days from the Kujo kehon buruiki held by the Imperial Household Agency were also included, in order to create a chronological database of ceremony-Mated materials that will form the basis for further research.In all, historical materials related to ceremonies (visual materials, courtier diaries, buruiki, documents) held at 32 temples, shrines, museums were surveyed and data from them compiled.