Faculty Database - MATSUYAMA Megumi

Books and Papers

Conference Presentations

Academic Qualifications

（Last updated : 2022-12-16 16:58:00）

MATSUYAMA Megumi
Department Undergraduate School , School of Arts and Letters

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2022/09	Article	Edo-Tokyo and the Meiji Revolution Journal of Urban History 48(5),pp.966-987 (Single)
2.	2022/09	Article	Disposal of Samurai Estates and the Railway Construction Project in Tokyo in the First Years of the Meiji Period pp.1-27 (Single)
3.	2015/11	Article	A Review of Urban History Studies of Modern Japan pp.71-79 (Single)
4.	2013/01	Article	The Emergence of the Japanese "Capital" in Modern Japan 韓・日文学歴史学の諸問題１（高麗大学校─明治大学学術交流） pp.99-105 (Single)
5.	2010	Article	Comparative and Transnational Study in Edo-Tokyo and New York ABSTRACT 09-10 (Single)
6.	2009/12	Article	Interview with JSPS Fellow in the US JSPSSF Newsletter (16) (Single)
7.	2009	Article	An Aspect of the Ginza Brick-town Plan: Creation of the Capital City, Tokyo WHOSEA2009 Proceedings 1 International Conference on East Asian Architectural Culture, Tainan, Taiwan 2009 pp.623-630 (Single)
8.	2007/03	Article	Changes in Urban Residence Patterns in Tokyo during the Meiji Era and their Significance Institute of Asian Cultural Studies (33),pp.69-83 (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2022/09/08	A study of the Takanawa-Chikutei railway embankment
2.	2018/03/09	Edo/Tokyo and the Meiji Revolution (Japan Forum Workshop: Tokyo Urban History)
3.	2009/04/12	"An Aspect of the Ginza Brick-town Plan: Creation of the Capital City, Tokyo" (The 2009 International Conference on East Asian Architectural Culture)
4.	2007/02/08	Thinking through Tokyo (cSUR Special Seminar)
5.	2006/06/25	“Renter’s Rights: Changing Patterns of Tenancy in Meiji-Period Tokyo” ("The Tenth annual Asian Studies Conference Japan, Session31")
6.	2005/06/18	“Public and Private: Urban Renewal in Early Meiji Tokyo” ("The ninth annual Asian Studies Conference Japan, Session6")
7.	2003/07/23	“The Emergence of the Japanese Capital in Modern Japan” (Symposium on Socio-spatial Structures and Typology of Traditional Cities)
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	2006/03/15 Degree Acquisition	The University of Tokyo,
2.	2000/04～2004/03	〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Accomplished credits for doctoral program,
3.	1994/04～1998/03	Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science, Graduated,

■ Career History

1.	2015/04～	Associate Professor
2.	2020/02～2020/03	École des hautes études en sciences sociales professeurs invités
3.	2017/04～2018/03	Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, Harvard University Visiting Scholar
4.	2002/04～2004/03	Special researcher of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

■ Award History

1.	2014/09	The Tokyo Institute for Municipal Research The 40th TIMR Fujita Award
2.	2015/04	Society of Architectural Historians of Japan The 19th Society of Architectural Historians of Japan-Award