Attending the 2nd Gathering on Takabatake's History and Culture
Until about eight years ago, I lived in Hon-Yakushi Higashi, Takabatake-cho, Nara City. Around that time, an elderly resident of the neighborhood lent me a local history book, which became one of the reasons I developed an interest in regional history. Since then, I have continued to be particularly interested in the local history of […]
Attending Academic Camp 2024 in Tokyo
I attended Academic Camp 2024 in Tokyo, organized by AMANE LLC, on Friday, July 5 and Sunday, July 7, 2024. Academic Camp is an annual event that emphasizes academic discussion and community exchange in a free and flexible atmosphere. This year’s event was held in Tokyo rather than in a regional area, so I participated […]
Attending the Mita Historical Society Conference 2024
On Saturday, June 22, 2024, I attended the annual conference of the Mita Historical Society. I am a member of the society, although not as an active researcher myself — mostly the kind of member who pays the annual fee and enjoys reading Shigaku, the society’s journal published three times a year. the Mita Historical […]
Returning to Geo Exhibition (Geo-ten) 2024!!
On Friday, April 19, 2024, Code for History once again participated in Geo Exhibition (Geo-ten) 2024, held at Asakusabashi Hulic Hall. In fact, Code for History has been participating in Geo-ten since 2018, the event’s third year. During the three years when the event moved online because of COVID-19, we only participated in the first […]
Maplat Adopted for the “Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map”
The Yamato-Koriyama Historical Society has released the Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map. The map was produced by the society with support from the FY2023 Yamato-Koriyama City Community Development Idea Support Program, and Maplat was adopted as the mapping platform for the project. Tsutsui Castle Ruins Map
