A research article on Tokiwazu and pleasure-quarter narrative expression, discussing the formation of early modern theater.

The mechanics of the dance-drama reveal layers in the history of expression.

An article that examines where Shimohebe Choryu drew his poetic materials from and how he incorporated them into waka, revisiting his place among early Edo poets.

It rereads Choryu's waka practice through the sources of his materials and his compositional method.

A study of how the Segawa-Uneme tale was received, focusing on Kiku's faithful wife image and the perspective of women's education.

The tale's reception is reframed through an ideal of faithful womanhood.

A scholarly article examining early modern book-collecting history and the intellectual environment of a Takamatsu domain senior retainer’s household through a fragmentary catalog of Kimura Mokuro’s collection.

It reads the arrangement of early modern knowledge from a surviving book catalog.

A scholarly study of Hayashi Gitan’s supernatural fiction, examining Chinese and Japanese source texts and methods of composition. It reconsiders Gitan’s position as a writer of strange tales.

Through source study, it rereads Hayashi Gitan as a writer of supernatural fiction.

Reception of Chubon and Oshimaya Denemon is introduced here as a work whose Japanese description centers on 近世出版, 貸本問屋. The book or work is presented through its subject matter and reception without relying on unsupported identifiers.

Reception of Chubon and Oshimaya Denemon draws readers into its world through 近世出版.

A research article that organizes the Sakura Sogoro legend through the genealogy of jitsuroku texts. It positions Sakura-kajitsu-monogatari as an important work in the sodoki line and discusses how its humanized treatment of Sogoro influenced later yomihon fiction.

It rereads the role of Sakura-kajitsu-monogatari through the genealogy of a farmer-hero legend.

天理図書館蔵『源氏物語打聞』の再検討―北村季吟とその後裔の古典学をめぐって― is an award-winning work by 宮川真弥. Based on the award record, it is presented here as a central work that invites readers to consider the intersections of people, period, society, and memory.

天理図書館蔵『源氏物語打聞』の再検討―北村季吟とその後裔の古典学をめぐって―, an award-winning work by 宮川真弥.

A scholarly article on late Edo publishing censorship around Fujimori Koan’s poetry collection.

Censorship of a poetry collection reveals Bakumatsu politics and Sinitic poetry.

上方版『私可多咄』考 by 河村瑛子 is recorded as the work attached to this award entry. No reliable standalone book identifier was confirmed for this envelope, so magazine or award-page identifiers have not been reused.

A concise profile of 上方版『私可多咄』考 by 河村瑛子, including award and bibliographic context.

津久井尚重『南朝編年記略』における『大日本史』受容 is recorded as a 2013 award-winning work. The entry was checked against the title, author, award record, publication form, and public bibliographic data tied to the awarded work itself.

Bibliographic and work information for 津久井尚重『南朝編年記略』における『大日本史』受容 is organized without substituting magazine identifiers.

山本北山の技芸論―擬古詩文批判の射程― is recorded as a 2013 award-winning work. The entry was checked against the title, author, award record, publication form, and public bibliographic data tied to the awarded work itself.

Bibliographic and work information for 山本北山の技芸論―擬古詩文批判の射程― is organized without substituting magazine identifiers.

A study of early modern Japanese literature that compares editions of the Chinese vernacular collections Sanyan and Jingu Qiguan and examines their reception and transformation in Hanabusa Soshi. Through textual variants, it clarifies how Chinese vernacular fiction entered Japanese yomihon and ukiyo-zoshi literature.

Reading the reception of Chinese vernacular fiction in early modern Japan through textual variants.

『続落久保物語』と『よしはら物語』―作者と成立について― is a 近世文学研究論文 by 天野聡一. The work is recorded as an award-recognized title and presents its subject through the images suggested by the title, the author's concerns, and the movement of memory or feeling.

『続落久保物語』と『よしはら物語』―作者と成立について― presents 天野聡一's work in the form of 近世文学研究論文.

Hirose Tanso's Reception of Lu You's Poetry focuses on how the early modern kanshi poet Hirose Tanso read the Southern Song poet Lu You and absorbed that reading into his own poetics. Centered on poems about poetry, it traces the reception and transformation of critical consciousness.

A study that reads Hirose Tanso's poetics and early modern kanshi exchange through Lu You's poetry.

安永十年与謝蕪村作「武陵桃源図」を読む is a work by 山形彩美 recorded as a 2009 award-winning title. The title and author were checked against the National Diet Library Search, and print identifiers were used only when a matching standalone book was found.

安永十年与謝蕪村作「武陵桃源図」を読む by 山形彩美 is a work read through the lens of its award history and publication form.

宇治加賀掾の浄瑠璃芸論『竹子集』序文と『塵芥抄』系謡伝書―進藤以三著『筆の次』との関わりを中心に― is a work by 田草川みずき and a winner of nihon-kinsei-bungakukai-award 2008-2. The entry identifies the work by title and author and summarizes the available publication-level information for readers.

宇治加賀掾の浄瑠璃芸論『竹子集』序文と『塵芥抄』系謡伝書―進藤以三著『筆の次』との関わりを中心に―, by 田草川みずき.

礪波今道と上方の和学者たち is a work by 一戸渉 and a winner of nihon-kinsei-bungakukai-award 2008-1. The entry identifies the work by title and author and summarizes the available publication-level information for readers.

礪波今道と上方の和学者たち, by 一戸渉.

『賀古教信七墓廻』の上演年代について is a literary work by 井上勝志. Known through its prize recognition, it carefully depicts human emotion and the atmosphere of its time.

『賀古教信七墓廻』の上演年代について, by 井上勝志, follows the emotions and texture of its time at the heart of the work.

『椿説弓張月』の方法 by 久岡明穂 is presented here as a work centered on early modern Japanese literature, Kyokutei Bakin, yomihon. It can be introduced to readers as a literary work whose appeal lies in the specific world suggested by its award context and subject.

A work shaped by early modern Japanese literature, Kyokutei Bakin.

This work is introduced here based on confirmed publication and award information. It can be read as a literary work whose subject, form, and historical context give the prize entry its distinctive character.

A work whose compact premise opens onto a wider emotional and historical field.