The relationship between Japanese people and Tatar exiles during the first half of Showa era

本研究与昭和前半期日本与伊斯兰世界的关系有关，因为日本人试图促进与伊斯兰世界的接触。为了这个主题的目的，我试图在分析日本和土耳其的各种原始资料的基础上，阐明在两次世界大战之间日本的鞑靼流亡者。具体而言，我试图澄清昭和时代前半叶在日本的鞑靼流亡者的身份，根据各种来源材料，例如日本土耳其研究的先驱，日本与鞑靼流亡者之间的冥想者大久保浩二（Komazawa University）教授的照片和信件。我还通过在伊斯坦布尔找到的在日本和韩国的鞑靼流亡者的家庭相册，描绘了鞑靼流亡者的生活。

This research was related to the relationship between Japan and the Islamic World during the first half of Showa Era, because the Japanese people tried to promote the contact with the Islamic World. For the purpose of this theme, I tried to shed light on the Tatar exiles in Interwar Japan, based on the analysis of the various source materials in both Japan and Turkey.Specifically, I tried to clarify the roll of Tatar exiles in Japan during the first half of Showa era, depending on various source materials, such as the photographs and letters of Prof. Koji OKUBO(Komazawa University), who was the pioneer of the Turkish study in Japan and the meditator between Japan and Tatar exiles. I also drew up the life of the Tatar exiles through the family album of a Tatar exiles in Japan and Korea, which I found in Istanbul.