일본의 조선통신사 접대와 도쿠가와 바쿠후의 재정 - 道中人馬役을 중심으로 -

지내민(Ikeuchi Satoshi) 부산경남사학회 2005 역사와 경계 Vol.55 No.-

Among the twelve Korean embassies that traveled to Japan during the Tokugawa period, the fourth embassy, that of 1636, which is considered to have signified important changes in the Tokugawa bakufu’s treatment of these guests, when examined in terms of the bearing of transport and other expenses along the route to and from Edo, also was supported by procurement methods that had been instituted for previous embassies. Important changes thus cannot be recognized in how the Japanese government procured material and other items necessary for guiding the embassy through the provinces. Conversely, at the time of this fourth embassy, regarding the analysis that Tsushima domain carefully guided the embassy to Edo while frequently confirming the bakufu’s wishes, the bakufu did not approve all matters. It is true that Tsushima domain guided the embassy while maintaining close contact with the bakufu. However, that does not also mean that the situation proceeded under the bakufu’s leadership. <br/> The 1636 embassy also exhibited new elements in the relations between the two countries, including the use of the designation “Taikun”,the adoption of the Iteian monk rotation system in Tsushima, and the visit to the shrine at Nikko. On the other hand, however, the 1636 embassy also was closely tied to continuities from previous embassies. If the fourth embassy is re-examined through continuities, there emerges the possibility to also re-examine various features that have been widely appraised as changes in the bakufu’s treatment of relations with Choson Korea. This would also include a reevaluation of early modern Japan’s international order, which has been called the “Taikun diplomacy system”.

In-Mates directed by Yuki Iiyama / Review

Yasuko Ikeuchi 서울대학교 규장각한국학연구원 2023 Seoul journal of Korean studies Vol.36 No.2

Anisotropic Spin Excitations in Spin-Peierls CuGeO3

Kazuhiko Ikeuchi,Ryoichi Kajimoto,Fumio Mizuno,Masaki Fujita,Yasuhiro Inamura,Mitsutaka Nakamura,Kenji Nakajima,Kazuya Aizawa,Masatoshi Arai 한국물리학회 2013 THE JOURNAL OF THE KOREAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Vol.63 No.3

We report on the investigation of spin excitations in CuGeO3 at a low temperature by usinginelastic neutron scattering on a pulsed source with a time-of-flight analysis. By observing thedispersion relation of spin excitations not only along the chain direction but also along the interchain direction, we studied spin correlations in the S = 1/2 Heisenberg chains, as well as between thechains, in detail. The results show a clear anisotropy of the magnetic excitations at a temperaturebelow the spin-Peierls transition temperature.

Tribology in Human Joints

K. Ikeuchi 한국트라이볼로지학회 2000 한국트라이볼로지학회 학술대회 Vol.31 No.-

The "Actress" and Japanese Modernity : Subject, Body, Gaze

Yasuko, Ikeuchi Asian Center Women's Studies Korean Women's Instit 2000 Asian Journal of Women's Studies(AJWS) Vol.6 No.1

Reform of theatrical practice in Japan was based on Western models and its agenda was to distance itself from the classical Kabuki Theater and to restructure theatrical practice in the country. Crucial to this process was the fostering of a new breed of performers, including the introduction and development of the "actress." Women had been banned from public stage performances since 1629 and the Kabuki of the Edo period, in fact, had become famous for its characteristic "female impersonators," i.e., onna gata or male actors playing female roles. However, those who had traveled and studied in the West considered these "outmoded traditions" inappropriate for the emerging modern nation or empire of Meiji. In this paper it is seen that in order to promote the emerging nation or empire and cultivate so-called "noble pursuits" among people, it was considered necessary to treat this reform as a national project. The construction of the Western-style Imperial Theater was completed in 1911, the last years of Meiji, and became a symbol of the reform. However, the significance of the "actress," as a crucial element and a symbol of the modernization process, have yet to be fully explored. I address this issue here and examine the new forms of corporeality and expression brought to the theater by the modern actress. Furthermore, I examine how the audience viewed these women within the reformed theatrical space, and how the actresses viewed themselves in terms of being part of a Western-based practice, distanced from the traditional "female impersonation" of Kabuki. Also, I look at what the introduction of the modern actress, such as Matsui Sumako, hoped to achieve and the difficulties encountered in the process.

Anodic bonding 에서의 glass / metal 계면

(K . Ikeuchi),(M . A . Morsy),(M . Takahashi),(M . Ushio) 서울시립대학교 산업기술연구소 2001 국제학술SYMPOSIUM논문집 Vol.9 No.1

18세기 일본 민중의 조선 인식

지내민 (池內敏) (Ikeuchi Satoshi) 연세대학교 국학연구원 1994 동방학지 Vol.84 No.-

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江戸時代日本に残された漂流記

池内 敏(IKEUCHI, Satoshi) 국립목포대학교 도서문화연구원 2012 島嶼文化 Vol.0 No.40

에도시대에 유포한 「표류기(漂流記)」와 메이지이후에 여러 번 편찬된『표류기집(漂流記集)』에 수록된 「표류기(漂流記)」와의 사이에는 그것을 「표류기(漂流記)」로서 평가하는 관점에 차이가 있을 것이다. 따라서 어떤 표류사건에 관해서 사료가 어떤 시점에 처음에 「표류기(漂流記)」로 읽히게 되었는지에 유의하면서 분석할 필요가 있다고 생각한다.「표류기록(漂流記録)」과 「표류기(漂流記)」의 명확한 구별은 쉽지 않지만「표류기록(漂流記録)」으로 유지해야 하고 때로는 그것을「표류기(漂流記)」로 전환하는 경우도 있다. 본 논문에서는 이 점에 유의하면서 근세 일본인의 조선표류기를 통해서 에도시대 일본에 남겨진「표류기(漂流記)」의 특징에 대해서 언급하고자 한다. 최근, 근세후기 일본의 특징 중 하나가 「표류의 시대(漂流の時代)」라고 지적되었지만, 그 경우의 주된 관심은 구미(欧米)와의 관계에 초점이 있다. 즉, 18세기 당시 일본과 정식으로 외교관계를 갖지 않고, 외교루트에 의해 해당지역의 정치정세와 문화의 상태를 알 수 없는 경우에 표류민을 통한 정보수집에 관심이 모아졌다라고 하는 것과 관련이 있다. 한편, 근세 동아시아 특히 조선․일본․중국의 세나라 사이에서는 표류민의 상호무상송환제도(相互無償送還制度)가 기능하고 있었고 유독 조선과 일본 사이에서는 표류기가 많이 남아 있지 않다. 즉,「듣고 쓰기(聞書)」형식의「표류기(漂流記)」는 정식 외교관계가 없는 지역에 대해 새로운 지식을 갈망한 지배권력과 지적 호기심으로 가득찬 사람들이 관여해서 처음으로 이루어졌다. 반대로 말하면, 근세에 있어서 일본과의 사이에서 표류민상호무상송환제도(漂流民相互無償送還制度)가 기능한 지역에 관해서는 「듣고 쓰기(聞書)」형식의「표류기(漂流記)」가 만들어지는 것은 드물었다고 할 수 있다. 그리고,「표류기록(漂流記録)」이 널리「표류기(漂流記)」로 폭 넓은 독자를 확보할 수 있게 된 것은 많은 경우 근대 이후에 일이었던 것이 아닌가 한다. If you compare records of drifting across the sea from th Edo era with the ones in the journal collection, which was published several times after the Meiji period, there seems to be different points of views in perceiving just what a record of drifting across the sea is. Thus, it is believed that the time the document on the adventure stories was read as a record of drifting across the sea is critical to analyzing them. It is not easy to clearly distinguish between the “written records of drifting across the sea” and “journals of drifting across the sea.” However, part of such records, sometimes, evolved into a journal of drifting across the sea. Bearing this in mind, this paper discusses the unique features of “records of drifting across the sea” from the Edo era based on the drifting across the sea in the Joseon Dynasty by the Japanese in the modern era. Recently, the late modern era in Japan has been recognized as “the era of drifting across the sea”. However, the focus lies on the relationship between Japan and Western countries. That is because since Japan did not have an officcial diplomatic relationship with those countries, there was no way for the Japanese to understand the geopolitical situation and the culture of those countries in the 18th century. Thus, it seems Japan was interested in gathereing information from drifters. Unlike this, modern East Asian countries, Japan, China, and the Joseon Dynasty in Korea in particular had a system of sending the drifters to their home country for free. That is why there are not many records of drifting across the sea left. As such, records of drifting across the sea in the form of Kikigaki were written for the needs of the ruling power and those who were full of intellectual curiosity about the region that Japan did not have a formal relationship with. That means, the Kikigaki journals were not commommly written about regions where a free mutual repatriate system was in place in modern times. In many cases, only in late modern times, the records of drifting across the sea became widely popular as a journal of drifting across the sea.

10 MW 이상급 풍력 초전도발전기용 고신뢰성 냉동기의 연구

池? 正充(Masamitsu IKEUCHI),서정균(번역자) 대한설비공학회 2018 설비저널 Vol.47 No.11

Optimal Ordering and Pricing on Clearance Goods

Koichi Nakade,Ken Ikeuchi 대한산업공학회 2015 대한산업공학회 추계학술대회논문집 Vol.2015 No.11

In a food or convenience store, goods such as meals and fresh foods must be sold within a few days. In this case, some goods are sold as clearance goods with a discounted price. In this study, a basic model with fixed order is investigated where new and clearance goods are sold at the same time. First, the optimal ordering model is formulated when the discount price and selection probabilities are given. Next the optimal ordering and pricing model is formulated in the case that the discount retail price for clearance goods can be selected by a retailer and the amount of demand and selection probabilities depend on the discount price. The optimal number of order and an optimal discount price are discussed through numerical experiments.