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MITA MAKI
Department / Course
Kobe Gakuin University The Faculty of Humanities and Sciences Department of Humanities
Job
Associate Professor
Profile
Academic background
Business career
Achievement
Book and thesis
Works
Academic conference presentation
Present specialized field
Academic background
1991～1995
Kyoto University Graduated
1995～1997
Kyoto University Finished
1997～2002
Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Kyoto University Expired with Credits Obtained
Kyoto University
Business career
2004 ～ 2007
Visiting Reseacher Belau National Museum
2013/03/31 ～
Associate Professor Kobe Gakuin University The Faculty of Humanities and Sciences Department of Humanities
Book and thesis
2021
Books
Memories of the Japanese Empire: Comparison of the Colonial and Decolonization Experiences in Taiwan and Nan’yō Guntō,pp.40-56 (Co-authored)
2020/07/31
Papers
Several Aspects of the Colonial Experiences of Palauan People under Japanese Rule : from the Analysis of the Religious Beliefs Humanities and Sciences,pp.35-49 (Sole-authored)
2009/10
Books
Palauan Children under Japanese Rule:Their Oral Histories(Senri Ethnological Reports 87) (Sole-authored)
2008/12
Papers
Remembering Colonial Experiences: Palauan Elders' Stories of Being Educated as Imperial People, and Being Discriminated Against as Islanders Bulletin of the National Museum of Ethnology,pp.81-133 (Sole-authored)
2006/11
Papers
How the Fisherman Reads the Sea and Develops Fishing Spots: Landfill and Transition of the Fishing Spots in Itoman, Okinawa Ecosophia,pp.81-94 (Sole-authored)
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Works
2005 ～
Belau National Museum展示、History and Culture during Japanese Administration Period (Belau National Museum)
Academic conference presentation
2019/11/09
Creating Futures based on Palauan Culture (seminar to commemorate diplomatic relations between Palau and Japan: dialogues for open futures)
2012/07/15
Multiple Reflections on Japanese Colonial Palau: How do we look, in Their Memories? (（international symposium）transoceania2012: Currents of Memory, Identity, and Representation Between the Islands of Japan and Oceania)
2012/04/22
Beyond ‘Our History’: Multiple Reflections on Japanese Colonial Palau (AJJ(Anthropology of Japan in Japan) Spring Workshop)
Present specialized field