Furuta Takehiko Research Notes                         Winter/2016.25

Furuta-Sigaku-no-Kai
(Society of Furuta's Historical Science)

CONTENTS

1. OUTLOOK

2. BIOGRAPHY,BOOK&DOCUMENT ARIES
   (Portion, Now under construction)

3. REFERENCE DOCUMENT

1. OUTLOOK

Furuta Takehiko : historian, thinker

 was born in Fukushima Prefecture in 1926. growth  in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1944. studies Tohoku University(A.B.,1948), which is majored in japanese philosophy course. learn to Muraoka Tunetsugu(1884-1946)*1).
 the Review "Shinran" Research in 1961.
 the Review "Ancient History" Research in 1971, getting out a "Yamataikoku wa Nakatta (There was no Yamatai State)".
 get in first Izumo Dynasty, Tohoku Dynasty, and Kyushu Dynasty which was in existence before Yamato dynasty.
 a Professor of Showa Pharmacological University in 1984-1996.
 now lives in Kyoto to Research.

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Summer/1926

Born in Fukushima Prefecture.

1927-1944 Growth in Hiroshima Prefecture.

1945-1948

 studies Tohoku University's Literature Department, which he is majored in japanese philosophy course. learn to Muraoka Tunetsugu(1884-1946).
 he had to read Kant, Hegel, Marx, and August Boeckh in German and even tried to Socrates, Platon, Aristoteles, and Herodotus in Greek.

1948-1955

a teacher of Matumoto Fukasi Senior High School on Nagano Prefecture.

1955-1960

a teacher of Minato Senior High School on Hyogo Prefecture.

1961-1970

a teacher of kyoto Rakuyo Senior High School on Kyoto Prefecture.

1961

The Review of "Shinran"*2) Research.

1955-1975

Discussion to Akamatu Toshihide*3) about Shinran

March.1966

Rennyo's Manuscript of Tanisho -- A Textual Criticism
Vol.LXXV March,1966 No.3 Notes and Suggestions SHIGAKU-ZASSHI

Sep.1969

The Country of Yama-(w)i
Vol.LXXVIII Sep.1969 No.9 Notes and Suggestions SHIGAKU-ZASSHI

Aug.1973

A Criticism on the Theory of Falsification of the Tombstone of King Kwang Kae-to
Vol.LXXXII Aug.1973 No.8 Articles SHIGAKU-ZASSHI

1975

"Shinrann Sisou( a Shinran-minded outlook)"
(Fuzanbou,Kyoto,1975; also Akashi-shoten,1996)

1971

the Review "Ancient History" Research.

September/1971

"Yamataikoku wa Nakatta (There was no Yamatai State)"
(Asahi Shinbunsha, Tokyo, 1971; also in the Kadokawa-Bunko Series)

Spring/1973

"Ushinawareta Kyushu Ouchou (The Lost Kyushu Dynasty) "
(Asahi Shinbunsha; also in the Kadokawa-Bunko Series)

Winter/1975

"Nusumareta Shinwa (The Stolen Myths)"
(Asahi Shinbunsha, Tokyo, 1975; also in the Kadokawa-Bunko Series)

Spring/1978

"Yamaitikoku eno Douhyo (A Guide of Yamaiti State)"
(1978; in the Kadokawa-Bunko Series)

Summer/1979

"Kokoni Kodai-Ocyou ariki (Here is a Ancent Dyasty in kyusyu)"
(Asahi Shinbunsha, Tokyo, 1975)

Fall/1979

"Kanto ni Daiou ari (There was a Great King in Kanto)"
( Souseiki,Tokyo,1979; also Shinsensha, Tokyo, 1987)

1972-1985

Discussion to Lee Chi-hui about stone monument of Kwanggaet'o Wan,Koguryo king.

Jul.1982

On the Appearance of Pluralistic Views of Ancient Japanese History
: Method of Research into 'Yamaichi-koku' and their Applications
Vol.LCI Jul.1982 No.7 Research Notes SHIGAKU-ZASSHI

Spring/1983

"Yomigaeru Kyusyu Outyou (Thought back on Kyusyu Dynasty)"
(kadokawa syoten, Tokyo, 1984)

Fall/1984

"Kodai wa Kagayaite ita 1, 2, 3 (Ancient Japan was a bright period Volume1, 2, 3)"
(Asahi Shinbunsha, Tokyo, 1984; also in the Asahi-Bunko Series)

1984-1996

a Professor of Showa Pharmacological University.

Spring/1991

"Kodai Shinshi (New History of Ancient Japan) "
(Shinsensha, Tokyo, 1991 )

Summer/1992

"Yamataikoku Tettei Ronsou 1,2,3 ( Complate Discussion to Yamatai State Volume1, 2, 3 )"
(Shinsensha, Tokyo, 1992 )

Winter/1992

"Subete no Nihon Kokumin ni Sasagu(AN ODE TO STUDENTS OF HISTORY)"
(Shinsensha, Tokyo, 1992 )

Fall/1992

New Report on the "Discovery" of the New Continent in the Pre-Columbus Period
--Dedicated to the glorious memory of Mr. Evans and Mrs. Meggers--
(Bulletin Showa college of Pharmaceutical Since No.26,1992)

Fall/1995

Recognition of Human Beings
(Originally Written on December 31, 1995)

Spring/1996

THE SELF-EVIDENT TRUTH OF THE JOMON STONES
-Logic of Comparison between Japan and Britain-
(BULLETIN SHOWA COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENSES Vo1.30,1996)

Spring/1996

(1) Researches (Measument & Experiment) For The Giant Stones Around Ashizuri Cape.
(2) Final Summary of Research (Measument & Experiment) on Huge Stones in the Periphery of Cape of Ashizuri.
(Tosashimizu City Board of Education,Kochi,1995)

Fall/1996

"Umi no Kodaishi (Ancient History of Sea) "
(Hara Shobou,Tokyo,1996)

Fall/1996

Be Fated God --in for the place where the history leads it to
(Akashi Shoten,Tokyo,30.9.2004)

Fall/2001

FUNDAMENTALISM OF JAPAN
-KYUSHU DYNASTY PRECEDING KINK EMPEROR-

(October 5, 2001)

 

Fall/2015

died on 14 October 2015 at the age of 89 in Kyoto-fu.

*1) Muraoka Tunetsugu(1884-1946),historian;thinker

THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF JAPAN ,VOLUME1, ANCIENT JAPAN, Edited by DELMER M.BROWN
INTRODUCTION
TOWARD A HOLISTIC APPROACH,Vitalism, P9

Nihon shisoushi kenkyu Tokyo:Iwanami shoten,1939.
Studies in Shinto through.Trains Delmer M.Brown and James T.Araki.Tokyo: Ministry of Education,1964.

*2)Shinran(1173-1262),thirteen-century Buddhist

THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF JAPAN, VOLUME 3, MEDIEVAL JAPAN,Edited by KOZO YAMAMURA,
CHAPTER 12,BUDDHISM IN THE KAMAKURA PERIOD,
THE ORIGINATORS OF KAMAKURA BUDDHISM, Hounen and Shinran,P546

*3)Akamatu Toshihide

Shinran Tokyo:Yoshikawa koubunkan,1961.

the Fall/1991

GOLD SEAL AND KYUSHU DYNASTY:
UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OF ANCIENT JAPAN
Masayasu Kamimura
Department of Physics,Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

 Proceedings of the International Symposium on Slow Dynamics in Condensed Matter, Fukuoka, November 4-8, 1991 (American Institute of Physics, New York, 1992), p.583-594.
Reprinted in Shimin no Kodai, No.14 (Sinsensha, Tokyo, 1992) by permission of American Institute of Physics.

 This is a manuscript of an after-dinner talk (30 min.) in the banquet of the above international symposium on physics. Brief introduction of Furuta's new theory on the history of ancient Japan was given, specially in the connection of Fukuoka, the symposium site.

the Fall/1995

Transpacific Voyages from Japan to America

Betty J. Meggers
Smithsonian Institution
Washinton DC, USA

 Report on Visit to Japan
 Sponsored by the Jhon Manjiro-Whitfield Commmemorative Center for International Exchanges,East Historical Society ,and Jomon Culture Reserch Group
 25 October to November 4 1995

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