16mm Documentary Films on Folklore Research in the Kinki Region, 1933-1936.
These are film recordings of ritual music and dances in the Kinki region made by Naojiro Nishida et al., Professor of the Faculty of Letters, Kyoto Imperial University, with a research grant from the Hattori Hokokai Foundation, over a three-year period beginning in 1933. The films recorded by Keizo Shibusawa and members of his “Attic Museum” are well known as folklore video recordings in pre-World War II era; the videos in this collection are valuable materials that were recorded during the same period for the history of folklore studies.
- System of Arrangement
- Reference Code
FoLs MOV 2013/3 - Name and Location of Repository
Department of Japanese History, Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University and The Kyoto University Museum. - Date
1933/1936 - Extent
23reels of 16mm film - Name of Creator(s)
[Applicant] Nishida, Naojiro, 1886-1964 [Collaborator] Shibata, Minoru[Collaborator] Kashiwakura, Ryokichi ; [Camera operator] Satake, N, -1958, Kyoto Imperial University National history Laboratory and Department of National History - Conditions of Access and Use
This collection is open for research. Using the materials for business/commercial purposes is prohibited. Unauthorized copying and re-distributing in altered electronic forms are also prohibited. - Languages and Scripts of the Material
Japanese - Finding Aids
https://peek.rra.museum.kyoto-u.ac.jp/ark:/62587/ar20194.20194?ln=en - Existence and Location of Copies
Images and moving images data in the digital collection. - Archivist and Date
2024
