Mainichi Publishing Culture Award まいにちしゅっぱんぶんかしょう
Edition 39 (1985)
Winners
15 peopleA nonfiction work reconsidering childbirth and women's bodies from the viewpoint of lived experience, examining medicine, family, and social systems.
お産と出会う presents 吉村典子's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
An architectural and urban study of migration, housing, and the formation of modern cities, looking from lived spaces rather than plans alone.
流民の都市とすまい presents 上田篤's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A study of the legal bureaucrats who shaped Meiji state institutions, tracing the relation between knowledge, power, and state design in modern Japan.
法制官僚の時代 国家の設計と知の歴程 presents 山室信一's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A science book that uses animal observation to present behavior, individuality, and the liveliness of living creatures in an approachable way.
ゴンはオスでノンはメス presents 和田一雄's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A five-volume human science series that treats human beings as biological, social, technological, and cultural beings.
ヒューマンサイエンス 全5巻 presents 石井威望's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A comprehensive legal studies series covering major fields of law, recognized as a publishing achievement rather than a single monograph.
法律学全集 presents 鈴木竹雄's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
Horitsugaku Zenshu is a systematic legal studies series published by Yuhikaku. Written by leading scholars across legal fields, it became a foundational reference for postwar legal education and research in Japan.
A multi-volume series that systematized the main fields of postwar Japanese legal scholarship.
Horitsugaku Zenshu is Yuhikaku's multi-volume legal studies series covering fields such as civil, commercial, and public law. It is a scholarly publication that presents legal interpretation and institutional understanding in systematic form.
A systematic legal series for research and practice, organized by major fields of law.
Horitsugaku Zenshu is a major series that organized postwar Japanese legal scholarship by field. Through specialist writing by legal scholars, it provided a shared foundation for research, education, and practice.
A specialist series that builds legal knowledge volume by volume.
Kumano Chugokugo Daijiten is a Chinese-Japanese dictionary edited by Shohei Kumano. It gathers an extensive vocabulary and was published as a reference work for Chinese-language study and research.
A large-scale specialist dictionary of Chinese vocabulary.
A Shinzo Maeda photo book capturing the mountain villages, light, and seasons of Okumikawa with composed clarity.
奥三河 前田真三写真集 presents 前田真三's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A collection of early modern Japanese picture-book materials for children, reading Edo-period child culture through images and texts.
近世子どもの絵本集 presents 鈴木重三's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A collaboratively produced collection of early modern children's picture-book materials, combining documentary value with scholarly commentary.
近世子どもの絵本集 presents 木村八重子's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A research collection that makes visible Edo-period publishing and reading practices through picture books for children.
近世子どもの絵本集 presents 中野三敏's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.
A source collection tracing the history of children's culture through early modern picture books, images, texts, and publishing contexts.
近世子どもの絵本集 presents 肥田晧三's concerns in the form of an award-winning work.