Koji Deriha

Visiting Scientist
Hokkai-Gakuen University

Koji DERIHA
1978 Graduate, Hokkaido University, Sapporo, JAPAN
1980-2017 Historical Museum of Hokkaido (Hokkaido Museum) , Curator of Ethnology (Ainu Culture and History, Museum Ethnology)
2013-2015 Vice-Director of Historical Museum of Hokkaido
2017- Visiting Scientist, Hokkai Gakuen University
Hokusei Gakuen University (Lecturer, Culture and History of Hokkaido). Hokkai Gakkuen University (Lecturer, Museology)
The Open University of Japan (Lecturer, Museology)
Koji DERIHA, 2009, "How can we Approach the Issue of Ainu Traps? Ainu Hunting of Small Animals in the Nineteenth-Century Fur Trade System" In Human-Nature Relations and the Historical Backgrounds of Hunter-Gatherer Cultures in Northeast Asian Forests, SENRI ETHNOLOGICAL STUDEIS 72. Shiro Sasaki (Ed.). Pp. 101-115. National Museum of Ethnology. (in English)
Koji DERIHA, 2014, "Trade and the Paradigm Shift in Research on Ainu Hunting Practices" In Beyond Ainu Studies, Mark J. Hudson, Ann-Elise Lewallen and Mark K. Watson (eds.). Pp. 136-149. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. (in English)
Koji DERIHA, 2011, "What Will the Munro Text Repatriate? :Present-Day Significance of the Project for Digitizing Materials Related to Neil Gordon Munro" In Study of the Munro Collection. Bulletin of the National Museum of Japamese History 168. Junko Uchida (ed.) Pp. 63-82. National Museum of Japanese History. (in Japanese with English summary)

Presentation(s):

• Re-thinking the Exhibition “Craft and Spirit of the N. G. Munro Collection” (2002, in Japan) from the Viewpoint of “Contact-zone”

  Thursday, November 21
  10:15 AM – 12:00 PM

• Charting New Relationships: The Framework of “Repatriation” and “Return” in Global Perspective

  Thursday, November 21
  10:15 AM – 12:00 PM

• Charting New Relationships: The Framework of “Repatriation” and “Return” in Global Perspective

  Thursday, November 21
  10:15 AM – 12:00 PM

• Charting New Relationships: The Framework of “Repatriation” and “Return” in Global Perspective

  Thursday, November 21
  10:15 AM – 12:00 PM