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（Last updated : 2025-04-02 01:35:07）

TSUDA Tetsuei

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University College of Literature Department of Comparative Arts

Job Professor

Specialization and related fields
History of Japanese Religious Culture and Art, .

Academic background
1.	Doctorial Graduate School, Division of Letters Keio University Finished
2.	Doctorial Graduate School, Division of Letters Keio University Expired with Credits Obtained
3.	Keio University Aesthetics

Business career
1.	1991/04 ～ 1998/12	Curator Kanagawa Prefectual Kanazawa-Bunko Museum
2.	1999/01 ～ 2001/03	Researcher Tokyo National Research Institute for Cultual Properties Department of Archives
3.	2001/04 ～ 2004/03	Researcher National Research Institute for Cultual Properties, Tokyo Department of Fine Art
4.	2004/04 ～ 2005/12	Senior Researcher National Research Institute for Cultual Properties, Tokyo Department of Fine Art
5.	2006/01 ～ 2007/03	Head, Transdisciplinary Researc Section National Research Institute for Cultual Properties, Tokyo Department of Fine Art
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Belonging society
1.	1989/04 ～	THE JAPAN ART HISTORY SOCIETY

Book and thesis
1.	Papers	The Hanging Scroll of Ḍākinī in the British Museum; Considering the Visual Worship Main Image on the Secret Ritual at the Enthronement,pp.1-15 (Sole-authored) 2025/03
2.	Papers	Re-considering the Visual Image of the Cintāmaṇicakra Statue Produced by Monk Bodhisena in Nara Period（8th Century） PARAGONE,pp.1-24 (Sole-authored) 2025/03
3.	Papers	Newly Discovered Medieval Manuscript of Flower Arrangment, "Ikenoboo-Sen'ou Kuden": Commentary and Reprinting with Plates. PARAGONE,pp.77-113 (Co-authored) 2024/03
4.	Papers	【Art research material】 Some fragments of lyric parts of painting scrolls；Yugyō-shyōnin engi scrolls and Genji-story scroll which have been in the calligraphy scrap book,"Kohitsurui-tekagami" of Yugyō-ji temple correction. (Vol. 10, pp.113-120),pp.113-120 (Sole-authored) 2023/03
5.	Papers	The appearance of ”Myō-ō” statue in the Nara period；The significance of the standing statue of "Bato Kannon (hayagrīva)" in the neighing Hall of Daian-ji Temple, Nara. (Vol. 10, pp.43-66),pp.43-66 (Sole-authored) 2023/03
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Lecturer and lecture
1.	2023/03/09	Researching religious artefacts: The appearance of Myōō statues in the Nara period. (SOAS, University of London)

Academic conference presentation
1.	2022/07/09	Reinterpreting Esoteric Buddhist Sculpture in the Nara Period (8th-century): The Significance of he Inanaki-dō Wooden Batō Kannon Statue at Daian-ji (Absence,Presence,and Materiality: Refiguring Japanese Religious Art and Culture)