KOYAMA Ryo

Profile

KOYAMA Ryo Associate Professor
Research Subject

I specialize in modern Japanese history, focusing chiefly on the relationship between the Imperial Household and visual media from the Taisho era through the early pre-war Showa period. My research also examines kokusaku kamishibai—state-sponsored picture-story shows produced as propaganda during the Asia-Pacific War. I have also published scholarly articles documenting the activities of each of the three peace museums where I have worked.

Research Fields
Modern Japanese History, Museum Studies
Faculty - Division / Research Group / Laboratory
Division of Humanities / Research Group of Cultural Diversity Studies / Laboratory of Museum Studies
Graduate School - Division / Department / Laboratory
Division of Humanities / Department of Cultural Diversity Studies / Laboratory of Museum Studies
School - Course / Laboratory
Division of Humanities and Human Sciences / Course of Philosophy and Cultural Studies / Laboratory of Museum Studies
Contact

Email: koyama(at)let.hokudai.ac.jp
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