Noboru Koga

Noboru Koga (こがのぼる, from May 6, 1926 to July 17, 2014 ^[1]) is Orient historian.

I am from Yokohama-shi. I am a graduate from Waseda University department of literature Orient history department and quit school at a Doctoral degree course in Institute of university literature graduate course expiration of a term in 58 in 1952. It is Waseda University Doctor of Literature in "Han Chang'an castle and 1,100, prefecture volost bower village system" for 1,980 years. It is retirement age retirement, honorary professor, 皇學館大學教授 in professor, 97 for assistant professor, 70 years for lecturer, 65 years for assistant at Waseda University department of literature, 63 years for 58 years. ^[2]

Book

• 『New Tang book』 Akinori publication China classic new book 1971
• "Han Chang'an castle and 1,100, prefecture volost bower village system" Yuzankaku 1980
• "Sichuan and Fumiaki Nagae" east bookstore 2003
• "Myth and antiquity" Yuzankaku 2004
• "Monkey Tabiko and camellia" Yuzankaku 2006
• "Study Yuzankaku 2012 of the history of taxation of ancient China establishment"

Joint work

• With "- history consciousness in China class struggle" Makoto Nemoto, Takashi Kobayashi joint work modern Asian publication society modern Asian library 1968

Note

1. The ^ Noboru Koga death
2. ^ "modern Japanese person's name record" 2002

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