Books

• Hirase, Takao. ‘Ren仁”s Origin and Ancient Mathmatical Principles ==On the basis of the 24shi’s two ‘Ren’ Sphere Arguments and ‘Tianli’ Concepts — Summary: Yuzankaku, 2016.11. (in Japanese) [Link]
• HIRASE, Takao. A History of China 02:From the Time of City States to China Empire: Guangxi Normal University Press, 2015.1. (in Chinese)
• HIRASE, Takao. All-encompassing Realm Named Bahong (Hakko to wa Nani ka): Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo; Kyuko-shoin, 2012.3. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Toshi Kokka kara Chuka e:From the Time of City States to China Empire. Vol. 2 of The Chugoku no Rekishi:Chinese History. Tokyo: Kodansha, 2005. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Kame no Hi to Seito –Ryoiki Kokka no Seito Shucho to Fukusu no Higashi-ajia Sakuho-taisei-kan:A Tortoice-based Stelae and the Legitimacy: Various Legitimism of Teritorial States and Several Views of the East Asian Foreign System. Tokyo: Hakuteisha, 2004. (in Japanese) [Link]
• Hirase, Takao. “Shunju” to “Saden” –Sengoku no Shisho ga Kataru “Shijitsu”, “Seito”, Kokka-ryoiki-kan: The Chunqiu and the Zuozhuan –a Historical Fact, Legitimism, and a Concept of States’ Territory. Tokyo: Chuo Koron Shinsha, 2003. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Yomigaeru Moji to Jujutsu no Teikoku –Kodai In Shu Ocho no Sugao: Empire of the Revived Character and Magic –Unknown World of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Vol. 1593 of The Chuo Shinsho. Tokyo: Chuo Koron Shinsha, 2001. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Chugoku kodai no Yogen-sho: Ancient Chinese Prophecy and Legitimacy. Tokyo: Kodansha, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Shiki” 2200 Nen no Kyojitsu –Nendai Mujun no Nazo to Kakusareta Seito-kan: 2200 Years Accumulated Truth and Falshood of the Shiji. Tokyo: Kodansha, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Ogata, Isamu, and Takao Hirase etc. Chugoku-shi:Chinese History. Vol. 3 of The Sekai Kakkoku-shi:The history of Each Country in the World. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Saden no Shiryo Hihan-teki Kenkyu:　The Text Critical Study of Zuo-zhuan（Chinese Summary） Tobunken kiyo bessatsu:MSIOC. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo; Kyuko Shoin, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao, and Isamu Ogata. Chuka Bummei no Tanjo:The Birth of Chinese Culture. Vol. 2 of The Sekai no Rekishi:History of the World. Tokyo: Chuo Koronsha, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Chuka no Keisei to Toho Sekai: Formation of China and Eastern World. Edited by Kazuyuki Tsuruma etc. Vol. 3 of The Iwanami Koza Sekai Rekishi. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Chugoku Kodai Kinen no Kenkyu –Temmon to Koyomi no Kento kara: A Study of Ancent Chinese Chronology –From the Vewpoint of Astronomy and the Calender（Chinese Summary）. Vol. 18 of The Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho sokan:MSIOC. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo; Kyuko Shoin, 1996. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Shimpen Shiki To-Shu nempyo –Chugoku Kodai Kinen no Kenkyu Josho:Rearrangement of the Shi-ji Chronology, from 841 to 221 B.C. –Introduction to a Study of Ancient Chinese Chronology（English and Chinese Summary）. Vol. 15 of The Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho sokan:MSIOC. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo; University of Tokyo Press, 1995. (in Japanese) [Link]
• Hirase, Takao. Shunju Shin-koku “Koba meisho” Jitai Tsuran –Sansei-sho Shutsudo Moji Shiryo: Comparative Character Table of Houma-Mengshu Made in Jin State in the Spring and Autumn Period –Ancient Character Excavated in Shanxi Province. Vol. 15 of The Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho Fuzoku Toyo-gaku Bunken Senter Sokan Besshu. Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, 1988. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Tottori Daigaku Shozo Bunka-zai Seiri Kampo. Tottori: Tottori University, 1988. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao, and Masahiro Harada. Okumadan Iseki G-ku Hakkutsu Chosa Hokoku-sho. Tottori: Tottori University, 1985. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. Hakko Towa Nanika: All-encompassing Realm Named Bahong Tobunken kiyo bessatsu:MSIOC. Tokyo: Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo; Kyuko Shoin,. (in Japanese)

Edited Books

• TARASHIMA Satoshi, HIRASE Takao, MIWA Shizuka, ed. A catalogre of the Tokyo National Museum Cllection of “Chinese historical sites photos” Formerly Owned by Takeshima Takuichi: The Research and Information Center for Asian Studies, The Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo, 2015.2. (in Japanese)
• HIRASE Takao, SHIOZAWA Hirohito, SEKI Noriko, NOKUBO Masatugu, ed. Catalogue of Old Architectural Photos Formerly Owned by the Institute for Oriental Culture: The Research and Information Center for Asian Studies, The Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo, 2014.2. (in Japanese)
• 平勢隆郎 監修Budda to Shin no Shiko-tei: kodai Ajia to Kan Teikoku:Buddha and Shihuangdi of Qin: Ancient Asia and Han Empire. Vol. 3 of The Gakushu Manga Sekai no Rekishi:Learning Cartoon World History. Tokyo: Shueisha, 2002. (in Japanese)

Articles and Book Chapters

• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “Characteristics of the Jinben Zhushujinian.” Zhushujinian Yanjiu: Guandong Normal University Press, 2015: 152-191. (in Chinese)
• HIRASE, Takao. “Calendar Sources from the Qin Period Liye Archeological Site (English Summary).”Shutsudo Shiryo Kenkyu, no. 19 2015.3.
• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “Form of the Hanshu and its Editor Banggu.” Jinian Fangshiming Xiansheng Xueshu Lunwenji, Shilinhuizhu史林揮麈: Shanghai Guji Press, 2015: 168-175. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “The First person of Chu King in the Warring States Period.” International Conference of “Chujian Chu Wenhua yu XianQin Lishi Wenhua”: Hubei Jiaoyu Press, 2013: 529-541. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “The Old and New Problem on Four Gurdian Angels.” International Conference on Confucianism: Wenhua Yishu Press, 2012: 435-439. (in Chinese)
• HIRASE, Takao. “All-encompassing Realm named Bahong八紘（English Summary）.” “Hakko” to wa Nani ka: Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo; Kyuko-shoin, 2012: 1-30.
• HIRASE, Takao. “All-encompassing Realm named Bahong八紘（Chinese Summary）.” “Hakko” to wa Nani ka: Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, The University of Tokyo; Kyuko-shoin, 2012: 31-48.
• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “Several Standpoints on the First Time Ages of the Xizhou Dynasty.” Shijixue yu Shijie Hanxue: Tangshan Press, 2011: 235-265. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao PINGSHI Longlang. “Hewei Youxia de “Ruhua儒化”–The Appearance Background of the Influencial Person’s Stelae.” International Conference of “Jinian Xian Beilin Jiubaiershi Zhounian Huadan”: Wenwu Press, 2008: 92-126. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Dongya Cefeng Tizhi yu Guifubei:The East Asian Foreign System and the Tortoice-based Stelae.” Dongya Wenhuaquan de Xingcheng yu Fazhan: Zhengzhi Fazhi Pian. Taibei: Faculty of History, National Taiwan University, 2003. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Shunju, Sengoku:The Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period.” Chugoku-shi 1 Senshi~Go-Kan. Edited by Michio Matsumaru, Sekai Rekishi Taikei. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2003. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Zhongguo Gudai Zhengtong de Xifu: Suceeded Legitimacy of Ancient China.” Dai Yikkai Chugoku-shi-gaku Kokusai Kaigi Kenkyu Hokoku-shu Chugoku no Rekishi Sekai –togo no System to Tagen-teki Hatten. Hachioji: Tokyo Metropolitan University Press, 2002. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Uranai, Yogen, Soshite “Rekishi” –Dokusho Annai: Fortuntellng, Prediction and History –Foundamental Books.” Rekishi to jikan. Vol. 2, Rekishi o tou. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 2002. (in Japanese)
• Takao, Hirase. “Moji no Hassei to Tenkai: Appearance and Development of of Han Character.” Senshi In Shu. Edited by Shu Takahama, and Hidenori Okamura. Vol. 1, Sekai Bijutsu Daizen-shu Toyo-hen. Tokyo: Shogakukan, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Takao, Hirase. “In Shu Ocho no Jidai:The Age of Shang and Zhou kingdom.” Sekai Yondai Bummei Chugoku Bummei-ten: A Mysterious World of Ancient Designs : Lacquer Ware from the Tombs of Hubei, China. Tokyo: NHK, NHK Promotions, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Gakukun Keisetsu:Ejun Qijie.” Chugoku kokuho-ten: Chinese National Treasure. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbunsha, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Chikukan Shakumon, Kaisetsu:Conversion of Old Han Character of Banboo Script into New one, a Commentary.” Urushi de Egakareta Shimpi no Sekai:A Mysterious World of Ancient Designs : Lacquer Ware from the Tombs of Hubei, China. Edited by Tokyo Kokuritsu Hakubutsu-kan. Tokyo: The Toyota Foundation, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Shilun Xizhou Jinian:A New Attempt about Xizhou Chronology.”Wuwang ke Yin zhi nian yanjiu, Beijing: 北京師範大学出版社 1997. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Chugoku kodai no Koyomi ni Okeru Hi to Mizu: Water and Fire Concept on the Old Chinese Calendar.” Egami Namio Sensei Beiju Kinen Ronshu Bummei-gaku Genron:Principle of Cultural Study, Memory of Egami Namio. Edited by Kodai Oriento Hakubutsu-kan. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 1995. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Shunju Sengoku jidai Sokoku Ryoiki no Kakudai ni Tsuite:The Expansion of Chu Kingdom in the Pre-Qin Period.”Nit-Chu bunka kenkyu, Tokyo: Bensey Publishing 7 1995. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Doryoko no Toitsu towa Nani ka, -Rekiho, Shogenho tono Kakawari o Tegakari ni-: What is the Unification of Weighs and Measures ―With Relation to the Calendar and the Chengyuan Method―.” Shin no Shiko-tei to sono jidai-ten zuroku:Shikotei of Qing Dynasty and Exhibition Catalogue of his era. Edited by Setagaya Bijutsu-kan, Nihon Hoso Kyokai, and NHK promoshon, 1994. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Kosen (Chugoku):Chinese Old Money.” Higashi-Ajia no keitai sekai:Form World of Eastern Asia. Edited by Masanori Aoyagi, and Yoshiaki Nishino. Tokyo: The University Museum The University of Tokyo, The University of Tokyo Press, 1994. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Sei-Shu Kinen ni Kansuru Shiron:Western Zhou Chronology.”Chugoku shigaku:Studies in Chinese history, Tokyo: 中国史学会 4 1994. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Sengoku jidai Joshu no Sodatsu: Mes-So, Metsu-Etsu Mondai o Chushin to Shite:Scramble for Xuzhou in the Warring States Period—Mainly in Connection with the Destruction of Two Country, Song and Yue.” Higashi-Ajia ni Okeru Seisan to Ryutsu no Rekishi-shakai-gaku-teki Kenkyu. Edited by Mamoru Kawakatsu. Fukuoka: Chugoku Shoten, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Soko Otsuhensho no Rekishi-teki Yigi:Historical Significance of Two-Tone Set-Bells of Marquis Yi.” Soko Otsu bo. Tokyo: Nihon Keizai Shimbunsha, 1992. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Bianzhong de Sheji yu Chicun Yiji Sanfen Sunyifa:Proportion, Measure Scale and Pythagorean Scale of Two-Tone Set-Bells.” Zenghou Yi mu bianzhong yanjiu. Wuhan, China: 湖北省博物館・アメリカカリフォルニア大學サンディエゴ校・湖北省對外文化交流協會, 1992. (in Chinese)
• Hirase, Takao. “Inaba Kodai no Sekizo Gijutsu:Ancient Tecnology of Stone Structure in Inaba(Tottori).” San’in chiho no chiiki sangyo shinko ni kansuru kiso-teki kenkyu, Showa 61 Nendo Tokutei Kenkyu-hi Kyoiku-gakubu Kenkyu Hokoku-sho. Tottori: Tottori University, 1987. (in Japanese)
• Hirase, Takao. “So-o to Kenkun:Chu King and the Lord of Xian (English Summary).”Shigaku Zasshi, Tokyo: The Historical Society of Japan 90, no. 2 1981. (in Japanese)

Conference

• HIRASE, Takao. “Form of the Hanshu and its Editor Banggu.” Presented at the International Workshop of “Bang Gu and his Han shu”,July 3th-15th,2012, Center for Asvanced Studies, Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich, Germany, July 2012.