Collaborative Research Projects
Introduction
As one of the National Institutes for the Humanities (NIHU), NINJAL promotes collaborative research in line with NIHU goals.
“Diverse Language Resources and the Consolidation of Japanese Language Studies” is the core collaborative research project based in NINJAL, and it includes six sub-projects.
NINJAL is also involved in multidisciplinary collaborative and network-based projects sponsored by NIHU.
Institute-based Projects
Diverse Language Resources and the Consolidation of Japanese Language Studies
The project “Diverse Language Resources and the Consolidation of Japanese Language Studies” includes the collaborative research projects hosted by NINJAL. NINJAL is conducting this project to consolidate Japanese language studies beyond the barrier between ramified research areas and to increase the presence of the Japanese language and its studies in the world.
Multidisciplinary Collaborative Projects
Project Title | Project Leader | Project Period |
Reformation of Local Community through Recordings and Researches of Dialects | KIBE Nobuko | April 2016 - |
Refining the Corpus of Historical Japanese with Information on Notation and Bibliographical Form | TAKADA Tomokazu | April 2016 - |
Network-based Projects
Project Title | Project Leader | Project Period |
A Survey, Study, and Use of the Japan-related Documents and Artifacts in North America: Socio-historical Approaches to ‘Modern Overseas Material Informatics’ | ASAHI Yoshiyuki | April 2016 - |