Textbook
Yasuo Endo and Yūki Oda, eds., Hajimete manabu amerika no rekishi to bunka (Introduction to the History and Culture of the United States), (Kyoto: Mineruva Shobō, 2023).
This textbook introduces Japanese-speaking readers to the basics of American history and culture.
I wrote the following chapter:
- “Afurika kei Amerika bunka no mebae” (The Birth of African American Culture), 51-54.
For more information, please check the publisher website.
Co-Edited Volumes
Rekishigaku kenkyukai ed., Dēta saiensu ga hiraku rekishigaku (Data Science and the New Frontiers of History), (Tokyo: Otsuki shoten)
This Japanese-edited volume showcases how Japan-based historians use digital methodologies in their research. I contributed a short column introducing basic concepts in HGIS.
- “Rekishi GIS no kanousei” (The Possibilities of Historical GIS), 224-225.
Naoki Kokaze, Jun Ogawa, Sōki Oda, Sōichi Nagano, Sō Miyagawa, Kiyonori Nagasaki, Ikki Omukai, and Mishio Yamanaka, eds., Ōbeiken dejitaru hyūmaniteizu no kisochishiki (Topics in Western Digital Humanities)(Tokyo: Bungaku Tsūshin, 2021)
This Japanese-edited volume examines the ways in which scholars based in the Western hemisphere have discussed digital humanities and deepened their research about Western history, literature, and linguistics.
In addition to editorial work, I contributed the following chapters:
- 1-15.”Carolina Digital Humanities Initiative Fellow no keiken wo tsūjite” (My Experience as a Carolina Digital Humanities Initiative Fellow)
- 2-32. : “Amerikashigaku ni okeru dejitaru mappingu to paburikku hisutorī” (Digital Mapping, U.S. History, and Public History)
The book comes with the “DH Map,” which visualizes the locations of various research institutions mentioned in the main text. The map data and other visualizations for the book are available for download from the publisher’s website.
