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Volume 63, Issue 9
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Masako OKANO2012 Volume 63 Issue 9 Pages 523-535
Published: September 15, 2012
Released on J-STAGE: October 21, 2013
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Hiro OGOSHI2012 Volume 63 Issue 9 Pages 537-547
Published: September 15, 2012
Released on J-STAGE: October 21, 2013
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Yurika ESAKI, Satoshi BEPPU2012 Volume 63 Issue 9 Pages 579-589
Published: September 15, 2012
Released on J-STAGE: October 21, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSWe investigated the correlation between parent-child relationships (mother-child relationships, father-child relationships) and the concept of eating family meals together at home, and the atmosphere that existed during these meals. We interviewed 338 elementary school children. The main results were as follows: (1) Children with unstable parent-child relationships selected “I feel best when I eat meals alone at home” far more than those with stable ones. (2) Children with unstable mother-child relationships showed a marked tendency to feel discomfort during family meals, whereas those with stable ones felt comfortable. (3) The more children answered “I feel best when eating breakfast alone”, the less they indicated having actual meals together as a family.View full abstractDownload PDF (2926K) -
Mariko SUEHISA KOIDE2012 Volume 63 Issue 9 Pages 591-603
Published: September 15, 2012
Released on J-STAGE: October 21, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSPeople wore everyday clothes in the mid-Muromachi period, regardless of whether they were male or female. A kosode is a kimono of simple construction; therefore the importance of expression was not so much the ornamental design and pattern as it was the shape or construction. The style of Keichou kosode and Kanbun kosode appeared in early modern times. Shortly after that, some styles of kosode design appeared especially for women of the samurai and the merchant class during the Edo period. Kosode designs with different features are found in a few Keichou kosode; however, there has been no formal discussion of the kosode designs with such features in this period.The purpose of this paper is to examine the development of kosode designs and their expression in the Genre Paintings of the early Edo period. As a result of my research, I have identified four main tendencies:1) Six design styles of kosode can be found in this period;2) Each design had a large accentuated motif;3) The six design styles are related to the styles of Momoyama kosode, Keichou kosode and Kanbun kosode;4) The six design styles have some elements in common.View full abstractDownload PDF (2548K)
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Michiko MITSUI2012 Volume 63 Issue 9 Pages 605-612
Published: September 15, 2012
Released on J-STAGE: October 21, 2013
JOURNAL FREE ACCESSIt is important to prevent the feet from becoming too wet or too hot, and the microclimate inside shoes tends to be high in humidity and temperature. The present study investigated the effects of open shoes on wearing comfort and temperature and humidity inside shoes.A total of 21 pairs of shoes with openings at the toes, sides, or back were specially made using natural leather. The area of foot covered by leather was the same for all three styles of shoes. Seven individuals wore each of the shoe styles for a total of 78 minutes, including six minutes of exercise. The temperature and humidity inside the shoes at three places were measured. At the same time, subjective sensations were assessed.For all three styles of shoes, the temperature and humidity between the toes were higher than those at the other two measurement sites. The temperature differences at each of the three sites were small among the three styles of shoes. As for subjective sensation, the study subjects felt that the open-toe shoes ranked the lowest in terms of discomfort due to the low degree of sweating.View full abstractDownload PDF (3194K)
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