The Positive Research on the Modern History of Russo-Japanese Cultural Relations

我对以下几个方面进行了研究：1。冈查洛夫游记《护卫舰’帕拉斯’》中对日本和江户末期日本人的看法2 .通过东京外国语大学俄语系的毕业生，如FUTABATEI Shimei， KAWAKAMI Toshitsune和SAGANOYA omuro，将俄罗斯文化引入日本。3 .森小井、谷山加泰、岛崎东臣、国田多普等人通过二手翻译将俄罗斯文学引入日本。条约的文化意义，用库页岛交换千岛群岛，以及日俄战争。5 .东京外国语学院的俄国教师A. Kolenko和N. Gray，东京大学的R. Koeber，波兰流亡者B. Pilsudski和俄国流亡者N.P.Matveev和n.k. russel对日本的研究和看法。在日本教俄语的历史。日本与俄罗斯远东和库页岛经日本海的关系。9.北方海域渔业的兴衰。俄国移民对日本文化的影响。日本现代文学作品中的俄罗斯和俄罗斯人形象。从1999年到2003年，我在日本发表了10篇论文，在俄罗斯发表了5篇，在加拿大发表了2篇，在波兰发表了1篇。在俄罗斯和波兰举行的国际会议上，我读了三次论文。我还在夏威夷大学、布拉格的斯拉夫图书馆、旧金山的俄罗斯文化博物馆和帕洛阿尔托的斯坦福大学做过研究工作。

I have made a research on the following items :1. Goncharov's view on Japan and Japanese at the end of the Edo period in his travel sketch "The Frigate 'Pallas'".2. The introduction of Russian culture into Japan through such graduates of the Russian department at the Tokyo School of Foreign Languages as FUTABATEI Shimei, KAWAKAMI Toshitsune and SAGANOYA Omuro.3. The introduction of Russian literature into Japan by MORI Ogai, TAYAMA Katai, SHIMAZAKI Toson and KUNIKADA Doppo through secondhand translations.4. The cultural significance of the treaty, exchanging Sakhalin for the Kuril Islands, and the Russo-Japanese war.5. The work and view on Japan of the Russian teachers A. Kolenko and N. Gray at the Tokyo School of Foreign Languages, R. Koeber at the Tokyo University, the Polish emigre B. Pilsudski and the Russian emigres N.P.Matveev and N.K.Russel.6. The history of teaching Russian in Japan.7. The relations between Japan and the Russian Far East and Sakhalin via the Sea of Japan.8. The rise and fall of fishery in the northern seas.9. The influence of Russian emigres on Japanese culture.10. The image of Russia and Russians in the works of modern Japanese literature.In 1999-2003 I have published 10 papers in Japan, 5 in Russia, 2 in Canada, 1 in Poland. I read a paper three times at the international conferences held in Russia and Poland. I also made a research work at the University of Hawaii, the Slavic library in Prague, the Museum of Russian culture in San Francisco and the Stanford university in Palo Alto.