Sound recordings on Folklore Research around the Kinki Region, 1940-1943.
These are sound recordings of ritual and ancient folklore songs on anodized aluminum records made by Naomoto Fuji et al., Assistant Professor of the Faculty of Letters, Kyoto Imperial University, with a research grant from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, over a three-year period beginning in 1940. They don't overlap with the contents of the previously published “The Collection of Folklore Musics in Japan” by Kasho Machida (Japanese Folklore Record Distributor, 1940).
- Reference Code
FoLs SRD 2021/2 - Name and Location of Repository
Department of Japanese History, Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University and The Kyoto University Museum. - Date
1940/1943 - Extent
129discs（anodized aluminium record） - Name of Creator(s)
Fuji, Naomoto, 1903-1965； [Recordist]Hirayama, Toshijiro, 1913-2007, 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/ar20195.20195?ln=en - Existence and Location of Copies
Images and sound recordings data in the digital collection. - Archivist and Date
2024
