Koji Inaoka

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Koji Inaoka (いなおかこうじ, April 12, 1929 -) a scholar of Japanese sentence (scholar of myriad green leaves). Ancient literature specialty. Professor emeritus at Tokyo University.

Origin, person

I am born in Takinogawa of Tokyo. Maiden name Wada. I am a graduate from the first high school and enter from the Tokyo University department of Japanese literature the graduate school. In 1956, it becomes Yoshiko Inaoka and marriage, the Inaoka family name. Through a high school teacher, it is an assistant professor on Mukogawa Women's University instructor, April 1, 65 for 1,963 years. Retire 15th; is Yamaguchi University instructor from the next day. Because certification of contents was with it, and this sent it by instructions of Tomohide Gomi without the resignation being accepted. For 66 years, it is an assistant professor. For 67 years, I teach it in assistant professor at Tokyo University college of liberal arts, 75. In 1985 Doctorate in Literature, the title of the article "萬葉表記論" [¹]. For 90 years, it is retirement age retirement. A God's wisdom university professor, 2000 resignation.

『Manyoshu tanka collection』 But, it makes a specialty of it. In the writing such as "myriad green leaves notation theories", special rules for using Chinese characters to be seen in so-called "Hitomaro Kakinomotono songbook" are known by the theories that they lectured on as a problem of the national language notation history mainly.

Book

• 万葉表記論塙書房, 1976
• It is still study book, 1980 classic Manyoshu tanka collection of appreciation Japan
• Work and method Iwanami Shoten of Manyoshu tanka collection, 1985
• All Manyoshu tanka collection note winding second 有斐閣, 1985
• Poet Hitomaro Kakinomotono Shueisha of the dynasty, 1985
• Expression world Iwanami Shoten of person Maro, 1991
• Okura Yamanoueno　Hirofumi Yoshikawa building〈Person library〉,　2010.11

Footnote

1. ^ doctoral dissertation bibliography database

　

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