Center for Northeast Asian Studies Tohoku University

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Practice of the history document study : The local history study of Sukagawa City
(2022-2023 Leader: ARATAKE Kenichiro )
A Comprehensive Study of the Ruling Structure and Policy Making in the Sendai Domain
(2022-2023 Leader: ARATAKE Kenichiro )
Dispersal of Homo sapiens into the Northeast Asia and its cultural adaptation process
(2022-2023 Leader: SANO Katsuhiro)
Association between residential environment and integration among migrants in Japan
(2022-2023 Leader: TENG Yuanyuan )
A Basic Study on Manuscripts Related to Joseon Missions to Japan in the Kokichi Kano Collection
(2021-2024 Leader: CHENG Yongchao )
An Anthropological Research On The Development of Co-creative and Sustainable Agriculture among Regions in Tohoku, Japan
(2022-2023 Leader: OCHI Ikuno)
Field survey on the volcanic activity of a crater lake, Katanuma in Naruko Volcano
(2023-2025 Leader: GOTO Akio)
Studying the Vulnerabilities of People with Disabilities in Disasters
(2023-2027 Leader: Boret Sebastien)
Human Migration and Regional Adaptation in the Pan-Japan Sea from the end of the Pleistocene to the beginning of the Holocene
(2023-2024 Leader: KANOMATA Yoshitaka)
Traceological studies on behavioral changes during prehistoric transitions in Northeast Asia
(2023-2024 Leader: SANO Katsuhiro)
Modification of the Tone River and its effect on hybridization in two land snail species
(2023-2023 Leader: KIMURA Kazutaka)
CNEAS Mongolian Geological Sample Collection (CNEAS-MNGSC)
(2023-2023 Leader: TSUJIMORI Tatsuki)
A publicity campaign of the social, ecological, industrial environments originated from geological basement on Pacific coast, NE-most of Japan
(2023-2024 Leader: Hirano Naoto)
Interaction and intelligence of the Northeast Asian in the early modern
(2023-2025 Leader: ARATAKE Kenichiro)
International Comparative Studies on War Memories
(2023-2026 Leader: ISHII Yumi)
Study on the Autochthonous Order Restructuring of Mongolian Indigenous Society in the Qing Times
(2023-2024 Leader: OKA Hiroki)
Russian exodus after the War in Ukraine and the inter-ethnic relations in Mongolia
(2023-2025 Leader: TAKAKURA Hiroki)