| Published Papers |
| No. | Title URL, Journal, Vol( Number), From Page- To Page, Publication date, DOI
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| 1 | Aspects of Digital Religious Practice and Solitude in Cuba: The Case of Santeria Faith Transformed by Smart Media and the Internet , Sociologica, 47( 1・2), 35- 56, Mar. 2023,
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| 2 | Religion and Society on Infectious Diseases , , , , Mar. 2022,
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| 3 | Pandemic and Religion-The Case of Covid-19 , Sociologica, 45( 1・2), 63- 72, Mar. 2021,
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| 4 | How Does Cyberpunk act [Un] -ethically？:Introduction to anthropological study on newly emerging cyberpunk's ethos , 『Co＊Design』, 9( 1), 31- 41, Jan. 2021,
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| 5 | Covid-19 in Mexico , Latin America, 1433( 冬), 59- 62, Jan. 2021,
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| 6 | The Authority and Legitimacy of Regla de Ocha-Ifá in Cuba :The Popular Religion and Hegemony in Globalization , , 44( 1・2), 1- 23, Mar. 2020,
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| 7 | Movement and it’s Diversity of African Traditionalists of Yoruban Religious Practitioners in Cuba , , 43( 1・2), 1- 27, Mar. 2019,
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| 8 | The Influence of American Anthropology on the Allied Forces during the War with Japan and the Occupation Period: Corporation between American Applied Anthropology and Military, Focusing on Some Religious Perspective , Sociologica, 42( 1/2), 39-70- , Mar. 2018,
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| 9 | An Anthropoloogical Study of the Santeria Cult in Cuba  , Sociologica, 39( 1/2), 27-61- 61, Mar. 2015, |
| 10 | Changes in the Representation of Death in Mexico:Comparison between “the Day of the Dead” and Saint Death , Sociologica, 38( 1/2), 29-55- 55, Mar. 2014, |
| 11 | “The Popular Religion” in a Global Society :Case Study on Interpretations of The Cult of Saint Death , Sociologica, 37( 1/2), 35-56- 56, Mar. 2013, |
| 12 | Hegemony around the Church of Santa Muerte , Sociologica, 36( No.1/2), 23-53- 53, Mar. 2012, |
| 13 | Lucha Libre as in Mexican Popular Culture : Rituality and Playfulness of Tecnico/Rudo , ソシオロジカ, 32( 1-2), 81-112- 112, Mar. 2008, |
| 14 | Traditional religion and constitutional transformation in Mexico , Sociologica, 31( 1・2), 141-169- 169, Mar. 2007, |
| 15 | Japanese New Religious Movement in Mexico , , 16( 32), 43-56- , Jul. 2006,
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| MISC |
| No. | Title URL, Journal, Vol( Number), From Page- To Page, Publication date
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| 1 | Mexico , , , 194- 199, Dec. 2023
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| 2 | African Religions in Cuba , , -, 320- 321, Jan. 2022 |
| 3 | Lucha Libre , , -, 532- 533, Jan. 2021 |
| 4 | Latin American Studies: Perspectives from experiences by bridging area studies and their disciplines , ANALES DE ESTUDIOS LATINOAMERICANOS, 40, 43- 82, Jul. 2020
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| 5 | Book reviews: Takahiro Kato (ed.), The popular culture in Latin America , Collected papers of the humanities, Soka University, 3, 53-64- 64, Mar. 2010 |
| Conference Activities & Talks |
| No. | Title, Conference, Publication date, Promoter, Venue
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| 1 | Colonialist Influences in Contemporary Society and Russia's Invasion of Ukraine, , Oct. 8, 2023, ,
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| 2 | Slavery and Christianity in Cuba: Focusing on the European View of Slavery, , Jul. 25, 2023, ,
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| 3 | The Challenges and Role of Religion in Response to Epidemic, Conflict, and Famine: Choose Life, , Oct. 22, 2022, ,
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| 4 | Aspects of Digital Religion: The Yoruba Religion in Cuba, , Sep. 10, 2022, ,
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| 5 | Arnold J. Toynbee's Historical Study on the Universality and Relativity of Culture: Focusing on the Diversity of Religious Concepts in Dialogues Toward the Twenty-First Century, , May. 29, 2022, ,
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| 6 | The American Applied Anthropology during the War and Occupation period, The 80th Annual Conference of the Japanese Association for Religious Studies, Sep. 8, 2021, ,
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| 7 | Cronotopos in Latin America, The 54th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology, May. 29, 2021, ,
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| 8 | Symposium Latin American Studies: Perspectives from experiences by bridging area studies and their disciplines, Annual Conference of Japanese asociation of Latin American Studies, Jun. 1, 2020, ,
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| 9 | Legitimacy and its alteration around The Saint Death, Japanese Asociation for Study of Religion, 2011, ,
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| 10 | Santa Muerte in Mexico, The 69th Anual Convention of The Japanese Association for Religious Studies, 2010, ,
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