Japan's policy toward Japanese Ruled Micronesia and the formation of its colonial society. (1914-1946)

日本对日治密克罗尼西亚的政策及其殖民社会的形成。

基本信息

批准号：
14520111
负责人：
IMAIZUMI Yumiko
金额：
$ 2.18万
依托单位：
Hosei University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份：
2002
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
2002 至 2005
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://kaken.nii.ac.jp/grant/KAKENHI-PROJECT-14520111/
关键词：
Nanyogunto colony Okinawa Micronesia International Relations Repatriates Immigrants the Pacific War 南洋

项目摘要

This Research is characterized in two points.The first is collecting Nanyo-cho archives and many oral histories. The second is setting the period of Japanese's ruled Micronesia- from Japanese Navy's Occupation(1914) to Repatriation of Japanese form Micronesia after the World War II (1946).Until now, the research about Japanese ruled Micronesia (Nanyogunto) tended to be analyzed not using Nanyo-cho archives. However I could find many archives in and out of Japan. For Example, the Library of Congress in US has much Nanyo-collections. I helped the archivist to arrange them and to publish the three volumes of the list and microfilmed them. The Hamilton Library of Hawaii University also has good microfilm collection, and I duplicated all of them. The National Archives in Korea also has good documents of Korean "immigration" to Nanyogunto. I also researched National Archives in Japan and could find the relationship among such collections in Foreign Archives.Furthermore, I interviewed many people who lived Japanese ruled Micronesia. -such as immigrants, officer of Nanyo-cho, staff of big company (Nanyo Kohatsu Kabushikikaisha) and so on. I went to Saipan, Palau and interviewed many Micronesians. These interviews are helpful to know many things which were not written in the Archives.During this research, we have the 60^<th> anniversary after the World War II. Many organizations of Repatriates were dissolution or many old people tended to tell old stories about their Micronesian days. I had good chance to interview them and could see the personal collection.I could collect such many documents and oral history that I could analyze how the colonial society developed. I also characterized the relationship among the Japanese, Okinawan people, Korean, Micronesian and European (most of them were Missions)

这项研究以两个点为特征。第一个是收集Nanyo-Cho档案和许多口述历史。第二个是设定日本统治的密克罗尼西亚时期 - 从日本海军的职业（1914年）到第二次世界大战后的日本形式麦克罗尼西亚遣返（1946年）。使用Nanyo-Cho档案。但是，我可以在日本进出日本。例如，美国国会图书馆有很多Nanyo-Collections。我帮助档案管理员安排了他们，并发布了列表的三卷并微框。夏威夷大学的汉密尔顿图书馆也有良好的缩微系列，我将所有这些都复制了。韩国国家档案馆还提供了韩国“移民”的好文件。我还研究了日本的国家档案馆，并可以在外国档案馆中找到这种收藏之间的关系。Furthermore，我采访了许多居住日本统治麦克罗尼亚的人。 - 移民，Nanyo-Cho的官员，大公司的工作人员（Nanyo Kohatsu Kabushikikaisha）等等。我去了塞班人，帕劳（Palau）采访了许多密克罗斯人。这些访谈有助于了解许多未在档案中写的事情。在这项研究中，我们在第二次世界大战后的周年纪念日有了60^th>。许多遣返者的组织是解散的，或者许多老年人倾向于讲述他们的密歇根州时代的老故事。我有很好的机会采访他们并可以看到个人收藏。我可以收集如此多的文件和口述历史，可以分析殖民社会的发展方式。我还描述了日本人，冲绳人，韩国人，密克罗尼亚人和欧洲的关系（其中大多数是任务）