Books

• Einoo, Shingo, and Jun Takashima. From Material to Deity: Indian Rituals of Consecration. Edited by Shingo Einoo, and Jun Takashima. Vol. 4 of The Japanese Studies on South Asia. New Delhi: Manohar, 2005.
• Einoo, Shingo. Hindou-kyo nenju girei no keisei: Titi to shinkaku no musubi-tsuki o megutte. Vol. 26 of The Monumenta Serindica. Tokyo: ILCAA, 1995. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. Die Caturmasya oder die altindischen Tertialopfer. Dargestellt nach den Vorschriften der Brahmanas und der Srautasutras. Tokyo: Institute for the Study of Languages and Culture of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 1988. (in German)

Edited Books

• Aoki, Ken, and Shingo Einoo, eds. Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho shozo Ito Gikyo bunko mokuruoku:Catalogue of Ito Gikyo Collection owned by the Institute of Oriental CultureVT:伊藤義教文庫目録 : 東京大学東洋文化研究所所蔵. Tokyo: RICAS, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 2004. (in Japanese)

Articles and Book Chapters

• Einoo, Shingo. “Is the Diksa to be Performed by the Priest? Analysis of Vedic Texts.”Purusartha, no. 25 2006: 79-92.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Isuramu-kyo to sesshoku igo no Minami-Ajia sho-shukyo no sogo kankei ni kansuru kenkyu:Mutual Relationship between the South Asian Religions after the Contact with Islam.”, 2006. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Bakuti no yasu-uri kara ishiki sura shinai koi e: Shakuta-ha Papurana o chushin ni.”Korrani, Tokyo: コッラニ編集部, no. 18 2006: 19-24. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mrtyumjaya or Ritual Device to Conquer Death.” Indische Kultur im Kontext: Rituale, Texte und Ideen aus Indien und der Welt. Edited by Lars Goehler. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2005: 109-119.
• Einoo, Shingo. “From Material to Deity: Indian Rituals of Consecration.”Japanese Studies on South Asia, New Delhi: Manohar 4 2005: 1-333.
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Formation of Hindu Ritual.” From Material to Deity: Indian Rituals of Consecration. Edited by Shingo Einoo, and Jun Takashima. Vol. 4, Japanese Studies on South Asia. New Delhi: Manohar, 2005: 7-49.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Ritual Calendar: Change in the Conceptions of Time and Space.”Journal Asiatique 293, no. 1 2005: 99-124.
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Signs of Death and Their Contexts.” From Material to Deity: Indian Rituals of Consecration. Edited by Shingo Einoo, and Jun Takashima. Vol. 4, Japanese Studies on South Asia. New Delhi: Manohar, 2005: 95-113.
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Signs of Death and Their Contexts.” Three Mountains and Seven Rivers: Prof. Musashi Tachikawa’s Felicitation Volume. Edited by Shoun Hino, and Toshihiro Wada. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 2004: 871-886.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Notes on the vRSotsarga.” The Vedas: Texts, Languages & Ritual: Proceedings of the Third International Vedic Workshop, Leiden 2002. Edited by Arlo Griffiths, and Jan E.M. Houben. Vol. XX, Groningen Oriental Studies. Groningen: Egbert Forsten, 2004: 35-48.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kodai Indo no girei no gambo ni miru kofuku e no negai:Whishes for Happiness as Seen in Ritual Purposes in Ancient India.” “Ajia sho-bunka-kan no tagen-teki kyosei o motomete: kako kara mirai e” heisei 15 nendo kenkyu hokoku-sho:Annual Report of the Research Program for Developping New Research Fields: In Quest of Multidimentional Symbiosis among Asian Cultures, 2003. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 2004: 13-17. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Matsuri (Hindu-kyo no).” Rekishi-gaku jiten. Tokyo: Kobundo, 2004: 598-599. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kyoten (Hindu-kyo no).” Rekishi-gaku jiten. Tokyo: Kobundo, 2004: 174-175. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kyoiku seido (Indo no koten-teki na).” Rekishi-gaku jiten. Tokyo: Kobundo, 2004: 157-159. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Ritual Songs of the Lower Castes in Tirhut.” Maithili Studies: Papers Presented at the Stockholm Conference on Maithili Language and Literature. Edited by W.L.Smith. Vol. 4, Stockholm Studies in Indian Languages and Culture. Stockholm: Department of Indology, University of Stockholm, 2003: 119-132.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Girei kara mita Indo no kako to genzai: atarashii Indo-gaku no hoto o motomete:The Past and the Present of India as seen from Ritual: In Quest of a New Methodology of Indology.” Ajia-gaku no shorai-zo:In The Future Image of Asian Studies. Edited by Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 2003: 381-403. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kodai Indo no girei ni okeru sake no shiyo:Ritual Employment of Alcoholic Drinks in Ancient India.” Sake o meguru chiiki-kan hikaku kenkyu:Comparative Studies on Alcoholic Drinks in the World. Edited by Shuji Yoshida. Vol. 4, JCAS renkei kenkyu seika hokoku:JCAS Area Studies Research Reports. Suita: The Japan Center for Area Studies, National Museum of Ethnology, 2003: 149-165. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Bunken-gaku ni kadai o teikyo shite kureru firudo waku.” Nihon Minami-Ajia gakkai dai 16 kai zenkoku taikai hokoku yoshi-shu: The Japanese Association for South Asian Studies, 2003: 25-28. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kodai Indo no girei to gendai: girei ni miru Indo bunka no hen’yo:Ritual in Ancient India and their Present Situations: Caltural Changes of India in the Development of Rituals.” Shim-bun’ya kaitaku kenkyu puroguramu “Ajia sho-bunka-kan no tagen-teki kyosei o motomete: kako kara mirai e” heisei 14 nendo hokoku-sho:Annual Report of the Research Program for Developping New Research Fields: In Quest of Multidimentional Symbiosis among Asian Cultures, 2002. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 2003: 16-27. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “S.R. Sarma,Yavani kara Sansukurita e: Perusha-go no sakuhin ni eikyo o uketa Sansukuritto no chosaku.”Asu no Toyo-gaku:RICAS newsletter, Tokyo: Research and Information Center for Asian Studies (RICAS), Institute of Oriental Cultute, University of Tokyo 9 2003: 5-7. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Two Ritual Topics in the aahnika Section: The tiirthas in the Hand and the praaNaayaama.”ZINBUN: Annals of the Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University, Kyoto: Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University 36, no. 2 2003: 39-59.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Notes on the Inauguration Ceremony of a Water Reservoir.” Kimura Kiyotaka Hakase Kanreki Kinen Ronshu: East Asian Buddhism: Its Genesis and Development. Tokyo: Shunjusha, 2002: 718-703.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kie-yuku dento, hidai-ka suru ‘dento’.” Minami-Ajia chiiki ni okeru keizai jiyu-ka to “shukyo kukan” no hen’yo ni kansuru Jinrui-gaku-teki kenkyu: seikatsu shukyo ni saguru “shukyo tairitsu” kaisho no hoto. Edited by Yasumasa Sekine, Kadai bango 11691062 heisei 11 nendo ~ heisei 13 nendo kagaku kenkyu-hi hojo-kin [kiban kenkyu (A) (2)] kenkyu seika hokoku-sho, 2002: 1-28. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mitira chiho no noji kakugen-shu ni mirareru shizen kansatsu.”Ningen – kankyo-kei Newsletter:Newsletter, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, no. 3 2002: 12-16. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “CARD: Hindu girei kenkyu no tame no kiso joho.” Deta besu no katsuyo to Jimbun-shakai-kagaku. Vol. 12, Zenkoku bunken joho senta Jimbun-shakai-kagaku gakujutsu joho semina shirizu. Kobe: RIEB Liaison Center, Kobe University, 2002: 91-112. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Indo wa do kawari, do kawaranai no ka.” Asia o shireba sekai ga mieru. Edited by Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: Shogakukan, 2001: 116-124. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Is the saarasvatasattra the Vedic Pilgrimage?” Ku to jitsuzai: Ejima Yasunori hakase tsuito ronshu :Zuunyataa and Reality: Volume in Memory of Professor Ejima Yasunori. Edited by K. Kimura, F. Sueki, A. Saito, and H. Marui. Tokyo: Shunjusha, 2000: 607-622. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Girei to shukyo: oken girei toshite no Hindu nenju gyoji:Courtesy and Religion: Hindu Annual Event as Sovereignty Courtesy.” Shihai no chiiki-shi:The Regional History of Domination. Edited by Takeshi Hamashita, and Minoru Kawakita. Vol. 11, Chiiki no sekai-shi:World History of Regions. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2000: 14-45. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Dai 5 sho shizen o suberu kamigami:Chapter 5 Gods rules the Nature.” Shizen-kan no Jinrui-gaku:Anthropology of Nature-views. Edited by Takeshi Matsui. Ginowan: Yoju Shorin, 2000: 131-158. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kita-Biharu, tei-kasuto no girei no uta ni mirareru Hindu, Musurimu no kankei.”Toyo Bunka:Oriental Culture, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culuture, University of Tokyo 80 2000: 77-138. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Hindu girei kenkyu no tame no kiso shiryo.” Asu no Toyo-gaku:RICAS newsletter. Tokyo: Research and Information Center for Asian Studies (RICAS), Institute of Oriental Cultute, University of Tokyo, 2000: 2-3. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. Minami-Ajia kenkyu:Journal of the Japanese Association for South Asian Studies, Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press 12 2000: 255-259. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Shinwa o tsukuru chijo no kamigami: kodai Indo saishiki kaishaku bunken no jirei.”Chuo hyoron, Tokyo: Chuo University Press 52, no. 3 2000: 60-65. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Hindu saishi no keisei to tenkai:The Formation and the Development of the Hindu Ceremony.” Minami-Ajia sekai, Tonan-Ajia sekai no keisei to tenkai:The Formation and the Development of the South Asia and Southeast Ajia. Vol. 6, Iwanami koza sekai rekishi:Iwanami koza World History. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1999: 225-244. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Autumn Goddess Festival: Described in the puraaNas.” Living with zakti: Gender, Sexuality and Religion in South Asia. Edited by Masakazu Tanaka, and Musashi Tachikawa. Vol. 50, Senri Ethnological Studies. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology, 1999: 33-70.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Baramon densho ni okeru seiten: Veda kannen no kakucho to kudo-ka.” Seiten to ningen. Edited by Hiroshi Ichikawa, and Shigeru Kamada. Vol. 6, Hoshaku hikaku shukyo, bunka sosho. Tokyo: Daimeido, 1998: 169-186. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kodai Jawa no sake to Indo, Chugoku no eikyo.”Nihon jozo kyokai-shi:Journal of the Brewing Society of Japan, Tokyo: Brewing Society of Japan 92 1997: 195-202. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Formation of the Puja Ceremony.”Studien zur Indologie und Iranistik 20 1996: 73-87.
• Einoo, Shingo. “The Relation between Disciplinary Studies and Area Studies: The Case of Indology.” Conference Proceedings: Asia in the Twenty-First Century: Toward a New Framework of Asian Studies. Edited by Institute of Oriental Culture. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 1996: 10-16.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Hindu girei no rekishi-sei, chiiki-sei oyobi shakai kaiso-sei ni kansuru kenkyu.” Heisei 7 nendo kagaku kenkyu-hi hojo-kin (sogo kenkyu A) kenkyu seika hokoku-sho. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 1996. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Bunken-gaku-sha to firudo waku:A Philologist and Field Works.”Mimpaku Tsushin, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology 67 1995: 11-16. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Sake o tsukuru hana Mafua: Indo.” Sake-dukuri no minzoku-shi:Ethnography of Brewing Liquor. Edited by Norio Yamamoto, and Shuji Yoshida. Tokyo: Yasaka Shobo, 1995: 195-202. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kodai Indo no sake Sura.” Sake-dukuri no minzoku-shi:Ethnography of Brewing Liquor. Edited by Norio Yamamoto, and Shuji Yoshida. Tokyo: Yasaka Shobo, 1995: 203-216. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Analysis of the Ritual Structure in the niilamata.” A Study of the Niilamata: Aspects of Hinduism in Ancient Kashmir. Edited by Yasuke Ikari. Kyoto: Institute for Research in the Humanities, Kyoto University, 1994: 137-197.
• Einoo, Shingo. “1993 nen no rekishi gakkai: kaiko to tembo Minami-Ajia, kodai:World of History in 1993- Retrospective and Perspective South Asia and Ancient.”Shigaku zasshi, Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha 103, no. 5 1994: 267-270. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Gakkai kenkyu doko.”AA ken tsushin:ILCAA newsletter, Tokyo: Research Institute for Language and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, no. 82 1994: 49-52. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Changes in Hindu Ritual: With a Focus on the Morning Service.” From Vedic Altar to Village Shrine. Edited by Yasuhiko Nagano, and Yasuke Ikari. Vol. 36, Senri Ethnological Studies. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology, 1993: 197-237.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Purana bunken ga kijutsu suru aki no megami no taisai.”Toyo Bunka:Oriental Culture, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo 73 1993: 121-163. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Hindu girei no hen’yo: asa no gongyo o rei to shite.” Indo = fukugo bunka no kozo. Edited by Yasuhiko Nagano, and Yasuke Ikari. Kyoto: Hozokan, 1993: 261-318. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Who is the Performer of the Samdhyopasana?”Wiener Zeitschrift fur die Kunde Sudasiens BandXXXVI/Supplement band 1992: 59-67. (in German)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Gurifuyasutora bunken ni mirareru girei hen’yo.”Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho kiyo:MIOC, Tokyo: Nikko Shoin 118 1992: 43-86. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kisetsu-kan.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 187. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Uchu-kan.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 96-97. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mitira.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 710. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Hindu, Musurimu no kankei: Kita-Biharu no jirei hokoku.”1990 nendai ni okeru Minami-Ajia no kozo hendo (kenkyu seika hokoku-sho) 2 1992: 1-9. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mizu o kiyomeru kataka no mi.” Kinomi no bunka-shi. Edited by Toshio Matsuyama, and Norio Yamamoto. Vol. 459, Asahi sensho. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbunsha, 1992: 99-101. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Jiin no kumotsu, kokoyashi no mi.” Kinomi no bunka-shi. Edited by Toshio Matsuyama, and Norio Yamamoto. Vol. 459, Asahi sensho. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbunsha, 1992: 103-104. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mango no tsukemono acharu.” Kinomi no bunka-shi. Edited by Toshio Matsuyama, and Norio Yamamoto. Vol. 459, Asahi sensho. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbunsha, 1992: 101-102. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Jagannata shinko to sono engi-tan.”Mimpaku tsushin, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology, no. 55 1992: 2-25. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Tenkai.” Minami-Asia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 482-483. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Tsuka girei.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 466-467. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Jigoku.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 309-311. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Danjiki.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 440-441. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Takai-kan.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 419-420. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Sosei.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 408-409. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Sosen suhai.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 410. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Saishi.” Minami-Ajia o shiru jiten. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1992: 274-275. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Vaiduyanata mode to sono engi-tan.”Mimpaku tsushin, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology, no. 49 1990: 63-78. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Mahadevapuja: Mithila chiho no jirei hokoku:A Case Report of Mahadevapuja: Mithila.”Kokuritsu Minzoku-gaku Hakubutsu-kan kenkyu hokoku:Bulletin of the National Museum of Ethnology, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology 14, no. 2 1989: 379-451. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Kirutimuka no hanashi.”Indo shiso-shi kenkyu:Studies in the history of Indian thought, Kyoto: Association for the Study of the History of Indian Thought, no. 6 1989: 127-140. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Textkritische Bemerkungen zum caaturmaasya-Abschnitt des vaaraaha-zrautasuutra.” Sanskrit and World Culture. Edited by W. Morgenrot. Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1986: 443-449.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Burafumana bunken no saishiki kaishaku: kodai Indo kisetsu-sai caaturmaasya o rei to shite.”Kokuritsu Minzoku-gaku Hakubutsu-kan kenkyu hokoku:Bulletin of the National Museum of Ethnology, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology 10 1986: 1001-1068. (in Japanese)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Studien zum zrautaritual II.”Indo-Iranian Journal, The Hague 28, no. 4 1985: 263-273.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Altindische Getreidespeisen.”Muenchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 44 1985: 15-27.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Studien zum zrautaritual I.”Indo-Iranian Journal, The Hague 25, no. 1 1983: 3-16.
• Einoo, Shingo. “Wie steht das vaikhaanasa-zrautasuutra in der taittiriiya-Schule?”Indo-gaku Bukkyo-gaku kenkyu:Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies, Tokyo: The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 25, no. 2 1977: 8-13. (in German)
• Einoo, Shingo. “Ueber die Methode der Zitierung der Mantras im bhaaradvaaja zrautasuutra.”Indo-gaku Bukkyo-gaku kenkyu:Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies, Tokyo: The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies 23, no. 2 1975: 44-51. (in German)
• Einoo, Shingo. “HiraNyakezi-zrautasuutra kenkyu 1.”Indo gakuho:Indological review, Kyoto: Indo Gakuhosha 1 1975: 55-92. (in Japanese)

Book Reviews

• Einoo, Shingo. Review of A Survey of the zuklayajurveda pariziSTas, by C. G. Kashikar. IIJ 39 (1996): 259-268.
• Einoo, Shingo. Review of The Decipherment of the saamavedic Notation of the Jaiminiiyas, by Wyne Howard. (1992).

Conference

• Einoo, Shingo. “Seichi de nani o okonai, nani o motometa ka: Hindu-kyo nenju gyoji girei to no hikaku ni oite.” Presented at the Nihon Minami-Ajia gakkai dai 9 kai zenkoku taikai hokoku youshi, 1996, 日本南アジア学会第９回全国大会事務局: 42-45. (in Japanese)