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Reading Japanese maps and marketing practices - bibliography

Section: Travelling in the Edo Period

  • Goree, Robert: Meisho zue and the Mapping of Prosperity in Late Tokugawa Japan, in: Cross-Currents: East Asian History and Culture, E-Journal (23), 2017.
  • Vaporis, Constantine Nomikos: Breaking barriers: travel and the state in early modern Japan, Harvard 1994 (Harvard East Asian Monographs).

Section: Maps of the Edo Period

  • Fukyūkai, Meicho: Nihon meisho zue zenshū (14 volumes), Tokyo 1975.
  • Moermann, D. Max: Buddhist Japan and the Global Ocean, in: Rambelli, Fabio (Hg.): The Sea and the Sacred in Japan, Aspects of Maritime Religion, London 2018, S. 139–152.

Section: Reading kuzushiji in maps and other sources

  • Higuchi, Seitoku: Mojimoji no mori (もじもじの森), Tokyo 2001.
  • Kodama, Kōta: Kuzushji yōrei jiten, Tokyo 2007.
  • Kodama, Kōta: Kuzushiji kaidoku jiten, Tokyo 2007.
  • Yoshida, Yutaka: Terakoyashiki komonjo tenarai, Kashiwa shoten 2005.