Books

• Suzuki, Tadashi. Osuman teikoku no kaitai: bunka sekai to kokumin kokka:Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire Chikuma shinsho. Tokyo: Chikuma Shobo, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Bittar, Therese. Osuman teikoku no eiko. Translated by Yoko Togashi. Vol. 51 of The “Chi no sai-hakken” sosho. Osaka: Sogensha, 1995. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Shoku wa Isutamburu ni ari: Kumpu meibutsu-ko:Food and Culture in Ottoman Istanbul Kikyu no hon. Tokyo: NTT Publishers, 1995. (in Japanese)
• 鈴木董. Chuto jin-kokki. Edited by Tadashi Suzuki. Tokyo: Sogo Horei Publishing, 1994. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Osuman teikoku no kenryoku to erito:Elites and Power in the Ottoman Empire. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Isuramu no ie kara Baberu no to e: Osuman teikoku ni okeru sho-minzoku no togo to kyozon:”The Abode of Islam” to “the Tower of Babel” Shakai kagaku no boken. Tokyo: Libroport, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Zusetsu Isutamburu rekishi sampo:Illustration The Istanbul Historic Walk. Tokyo: Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Osuman teikoku: Isuramu sekai no yawarakai sensei:The Ottoman Empire: A Flexible Despotism in the Islamic World. Vol. 35 of The Kodansha gendai shinsho:Kodansha’s New Library of Knowledge. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1992. (in Japanese)
• Roberts, John Morris. Kindai Yoroppa bummei no seiritsu:The making of the European age. Translated by Yukiko Kanehara Zusetsu sekai no rekishi. Osaka: Sogensha,. (in Japanese)
• Freely, John. Isutamburu: mittsu no kao o motsu teito. Translated by Tadashi Naganawa. Tokyo: NTT Publishers,. (in Japanese)
• Ishige, Naomichi, and Tadashi Suzuki. Toruko Sekai no shoku-bunka. Tokyo: Rural Culture Association,. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. Osuman teikoku to Isulamu sekai:The Ottoman Empire and the Islamic World. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press,. (in Japanese)

Edited Books

• Suzuki, Tadashi, Takashi Kimura, Shiro Sasano, and Makoto Hayasaka, eds. Kafukasu: Futatsu no bummei ga kosa suru kyoukai. Tokyo: Sairyusha, 2006. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi, ed. Toruko:Turk Kurashi ga wakaru Ajia tokuhon:Reading Book of Asia which Leads to Understand Life. Tokyo: Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Sato, Tsugitaka, and Tadashi Suzuki, eds. Toshi no bummei Isuramu:City Culture Islam. Vol. 1 of The Kodansha gendai shinsho 1166: shinsho Isuramu no sekai-shi:Kodansha’s New Library of Knowledge 1166: Shinsho World History of Islam. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Sakamoto, Tsutomu, and Tadashi Suzuki, eds. Isuramu fukko wa naru ka:Is it possible to revive Islam. Vol. 3 of The Kodansha gendai shinsho 1166: shinsho Isuramu no sekai-shi:Kodansha’s New Library of Knowledge 1166: Shinsho World History of Islam. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi, ed. Pakusu Isulamika no seiki:Century of Pax Isulamica. Vol. 2 of The Kodansha gendai shinsho 1166: shinsho Isuramu no sekai-shi:Kodansha’s New Library of Knowledge 1166: Shinsho World History of Islam. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Tanaka, Haruo, Tadashi Suzuki, and Masaaki Kimura, eds. Furansu kakumei to shuhen kokka. Vol. 12 of The Rekishi to shakai. Tokyo: Libroport, 1992. (in Japanese)

Articles and Book Chapters

• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Near Eastern Studies in Japan: Islamic Period (Supplement).”Orient, Tokyo: Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan 38 2003: 117-134.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “World Order, Political Unit, Identity: The Phenomenon of the ”Nation State” in Comparative Perspective.” State Formation and Ethnic Relations in the Middle East. Edited by Akira Usuki. Vol. 5, JCAS Symposium Series. Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology, 2001: 1-9.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Zen-kindai Osuman teikoku no shihai soshiki no kozo.”Jimmin no Rekishi-gaku, Tokyo: 東京歴史科学研究会, no. 147 2001: 12-23. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Fransa Sefaretnamesi’ Müellifi Yirmisekiz Çelebi Mehmed Efendi’nin Hayatına Ait Bazı Noktalar Üzerine.” XII. Türk Tarihi Kongresi: Birdiriler. Ankara: TTK, 2000: 1121-1124. (in Turkish)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu sekai chitsujo to sono hen’yo: sekai chitsujo no hikaku-shi e no ichi-shiten.”Higashi-Ajia kindai-shi:Modern East Asian history, Tokyo: Yumani Shobo 2000: 8面. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku to Yoroppa:The Ottoman Empire and Europe.” Seiyo sekai no rekishi:History of European World. Edited by Kazuhiko Kondo. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 1999: 175-180. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku ni okeru kunshu no ‘ie’ to kenryoku:House’ and Power of the Sultan of Ottmai Empire.” “Ie” no hikaku-bummei-shi-teki kosatsu:Comparative Cultural Hitoric Prospects of “Ie”. Edited by Kazuhiko Kasaya. Vol. 2, Kuge to Buke. Kyoto: Shibunkaku Shuppan, 1999: 470-493. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku to sono isan: Chu-To, Barkan to shukyo funso.”Dai-kokai: rekishi, bungaku, shiso:Voyages into history, literature and thought, Tokyo: Shinshokan 1999: 186-196. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Kindai-gun’ keisei-ki no Osuman teikoku ni okeru gunjin to seiji: 1826 – 1908 nen.”Seijigaku nempo 1999: 187-209. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Kanunî’nin Vüzerâsı’ndan Koca Kasım Paşa’ya Dair.”Güney Doğu Avrupa Araştırmaları Dergisi, İstanbul: Edebiyat Fakültesi Basımevi 12 1998: 311-318. (in Turkish)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu teikoku toshite no Osuman teikoku.” Teikoku to shihai: kodai no isan. Vol. 5, Iwanami koza sekai rekishi. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1998: 269-296. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku no gengo mondai.”Gekkan gengo, Tokyo: Taishukan Shoten 1998: 470-493. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osmanlı’da İdarî Geleneğin Teşekkülü ve Tatbikatı, Prof. Mehmet İpşirli Üzerine Müzakere.” XV. ve XVI. Asırlar Türk Asrı Yapan Değerler. Istanbul: Ensar Neşriyat, 1997: 226-228. (in Turkish)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Tayo-sei to kaiho-sei no teikoku: Osuman teikoku.” Teikoku towa nani ka. Edited by Masayuki Yamauchi, Kazuo Masuda, and Yujiro Murata. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1997. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku no seiji-teki togo ni okeru shukyo to minzoku.”Shiso “minzoku to kokka”, Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten 1996: 42-63. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu-reki sennen o mukaeru Osuman shakai.” Chichu-kai shumatsu-ron no yuwaku:The Mediterranean Sea : the fascination of eschatology. Edited by Shigehiko Hasumi, and Masayuki Yamauchi. Tokyo: University of Tokyo press, 1996: 100-114. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Gakkai tembo 1995 nen: Nishi-Ajia, Afurika.”Nempo Seiji-gaku:The annuals of Japanese Political Science Association, Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten 1996: 287. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Bazaru no sekai-shi-jo no igi.”Kikan Minzoku-gaku, Suita: The Senri Foundation 20, no. 1 1996: 42-63. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Buroderu no ‘Chichu-kai’ to ‘Isuramu no umi’ toshite no Chichu-kai no shiten.” Umi kara mita rekishi: Buroderu “Chichu-kai” o yomu. Edited by Heita Kawakatsu. Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 1996: 33-67. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Sekai chitsujo, seiji tan’i, shihai soshiki: hikaku no naka no koki Isuramu teikoku toshite no Osuman teikoku:World order, Political Unit, Rule Organization: Ottman Empire as Late Islamic Empire in Comparison.”Toyo Bunka:Oriental Culture, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo 1 1995. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Bummei no shototsu’ ka ‘bunka no katto’ ka.”Gaiko jiho:Revue diplomatique, Tokyo: 東京大学東洋文化研究所, no. 75 1995: 167-216. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu-teki sekai chitsujo no hokai to gendai no chiiki funso.” Isuramu to chiiki funso (Heisei 6 nendo jishu kenkyu hokoku-sho). Edited by Zaidai hojin Nihon Kokusai-mondai Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: The Japan Institute of International Affairs, 1995: 21-31. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu to kokusai kankei:International Relations and Islam.” Chiiki shisutemu to kokusai kankei. Edited by Ken’ichiro Hirano. Vol. 4, Koza gendai Ajia. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 1994: 327-358. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Soshiki to shihai: koki Isuramu teikoku Osuman-cho no baai:Organization and Rules: The Case of Late Ottman Empire.” Bummei toshite no Isulamu. Edited by Akira Goto. Vol. 2, Koza Isuramu sekai. Tokyo: Eikoh Intsitute of Culture and Educaton, 1994: 138-182. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Dento-teki Osuman shakai ni okeru dorei no shoso:Aspects of Slaves in the Traditional Ottman Society.”Rekishi-gaku kenkyu:The journal of the Historical Science Society, Tokyo: The Historical Science Society of Japan 1994. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman-go o megutte: ta-gengo teikoku toshite no Osuman teikoku to gengo-teki kyozon.”Shigaku:The historical science, Tokyo: Mita Shigakukai 1994: 7面. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Pakusu Isuramika kara Baberu no to e: Isuramu-teki sekai chitsujo no hokai to gendai.”Kokusai mondai:International affairs, Tokyo: The Japan Institute of International Affairs, no. 411 1994: 18-29. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu teikoku toshite no Osuman teikoku.”Kokusai koryu, Tokyo: Japan Foundation 16 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Teito Isutanburu to Osuman kenryoku.” Isutamu no toshi-sei. Edited by Yuzo Itagaki, and Akira Goto, Gakushin shinsho. Tokyo: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu-teki sekai chitsujo to kyozon mondai.”Sobun, Tokyo: Sobunsha 1993. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Churippu jidai no Isutamburu ni okeru shijin to izumi: 18 seiki shoto Osuman-cho no toshi bunka no ichi-sokumen.”Toyo bunka:Oriental culture, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo 1992: 10面. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Koki Osuman teikoku ni okeru botsuraku-kan to kaikaku-ron.”Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho kiyo:The memoirs of the Institute of Oriental Culture, Tokyo: Nikko Shoin 1097 1992. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Kanunî Sultan Süleyman’ın Vezirazamları ve Vezirleri: Tanınmış Siyasî Şahsiyetler Tarihi Bakımından Bir İnceleme.” V. Milletlerarası Türkiye Sosyal ve İktisat Tarihi Kongresi Tebriğler. Ankara: TTK, 1990: 885-888. (in Turkish)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Negotiating Behavior of the Ottman Empire: A Case Study of the Methods of Conflict Resolution of an Islamic State.”Kyoto Conference on Japanese Studies 1 1990: 231-236.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “18 seiki shoto Osuman-cho no ichi-kanjin no keireki ni tsuite: Pari haken taishi Irumisekizu Cherebi Efendi no baai.” Oriento-gaku ronshu: Nihon Oriento gakkai soritsu 35 shunen kinen:Collected papers for the thirty-fifth anniversary of the establishment of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan. Edited by Nihon Oriento gakkai. Vol. 2. Tokyo: Tosui Shobo, 1990: 124-128. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku to taigai-teki komyunikeshon.” Ido to koryu. Edited by Takeshi Hamashita, Sekai-shi e no toi. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1990: 273-294. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “The Governance Structure of the Ottoman Empire: A Comparative Historical Analysis.”Japanese Civilization in the Modern World III: Administrative Organizations, Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology 25 1989: 133-153.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Process of Traditionalist Revolution in the Ottoman Imperial Capital: An Attempt of Politico-Sociological Analysis.”The Proceedings of International Conference on Urbanism in Islam (ICUIT) 22-28/October/1989, Tokyo: Research Project “Urbanism in Islam” & the Middle Eastern Culture Center in Japan Supplement 5 1989: 219-228.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Barukan-shi ni okeru Osuman-cho shiryo no igi.”To-O-shi kenkyu:The journal of east European studies, Kodaira: Institute of International and Cultural Studies, Tsuda College, no. 12 1989: 87-92. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu kokusai taikei.” Kokusai seiji no riron. Edited by Tadashi Aruga, Shigeaki Uno, Shigeru Kido, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Vol. 1, Koza kokusai seiji. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 1989: 81-111. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku no teito Isutanburu o megutte.”Isuramu no toshi-sei kenkyu hokoku kenkyu-kai hokoku-hen, Tokyo: 「イスラムの都市性」事務局, no. 9 1989: 18-24. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Sureiman teitei jidai Osuman-cho no dai-saisho to saisho-tachi 3:The Great Prime Minister and the Prime Ministera in The Era of Suleiman Great part 3.”Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho kiyo:MIOC, Tokyo: Nikko Shoin 638 1988: 344-347. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Toruko ni okeru ‘kokumin kokka’ keisei to aidentiti no hen’yo.”Gaiko jiho:Revue diplomatique, Tokyo: 外交時報社, no. 1253 1988: 36-44. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osmanlılarda Organik Bir Yapı Olarak Toplum Görüşünün Gelişmesi: Osmanlı Sosyal Düşünce Tarihinin Bir Yönü.”Gelişme Dergisi, Ankara: Orta Dogŭ Teknik Üniversitesi, İdari İlimler Fakültesi 14, no. 4 1987: 373-396. (in Turkish)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Sureiman teitei jidai Osuman-cho no dai-saisho to saisho-tachi 2:The Great Prime Minister and the Prime Ministera in The Era of Suleiman Great part 2.”Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho kiyo:MIOC, Tokyo: Nikko Shoin, no. 2 1987: 21-25. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “18 seiki shoto Osuman teikoku no ken’O shisetsu seido to ‘shisetsu no sho’: Uin haken taishi Shirafutaru Iburahimu Pasha no jirei.”Toyo bunka:Oriental Culture, Tokyo: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, no. 67 1987: 251-279. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Serimu 1 sei no tai-Mamuruku-cho ensei to seifuku-chi ni okeru shihai taisei soshiki-ka no katei: Topukapu kyuden fuzoku ko-monjo-kan shozo D9772 go bunsho no sai-kento ni yosete.”Oriento:Bulletin of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan, Tokyo: The Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan 30, no. 1 1987: 90-107. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Chu-To ni okeru togo to kyozon no dento to sono hen’yo ni tsuite no ichi-seisatsu: Osuman teikoku no kesu o chushin to shite.”Kokusai seiji:International relations, Tokyo: The Japan Association of International Relations 8, no. 86 1987: 39-53. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Sureiman teitei jidai Osuman-cho no dai-saisho to saisho-tachi 1:The Great Prime Minister and the Prime Ministera in The Era of Suleiman Great part1.”Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho kiyo:MIOC, Tokyo: Nikko Shoin, no. 101 1986: 1-71. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Kanryo no sekai.” Isuramu shakai no shisutemu. Edited by Tsugitaka Sato. Vol. 3, Koza Isuramu. Tokyo: Chikuma Shobo, 1986: 79-106. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Seifuku to toshi kensetsu: Osuman teikoku 1300-1481 nen.”Chichu-kai-gaku kenkyu:Annual report of the Collegium Mediterranistarum, Tokyo: Collegium Mediterranistarum, no. 9 1986: 15-22. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku no tochi kiko: hikaku-shi-teki bunseki.” Tochi kiko no Bummei-gaku. Edited by Tadao Umesao, and Masatake Matsubara. Tokyo: Chuo Koronsha, 1986: 299-337. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Toruko: hatten to rengo seiji no kiki.” Chu-To no kaihatsu to togo. Edited by Kazuo Miyaji. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1985: 187-205. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Toruko no kudeta.”Kokusai nempo, Tokyo: The Japan Institute of International Affairs 21 1985: 516-523. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Shijo saikyo Osuman teikoku.” Isuramu no senso. Edited by Yoshiro Mutaguchi. Vol. 3, Sekai no senso. Tokyo: Kodansha, 1985: 319-355. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Toruko no kokusai chitsujo-kan.”IPSHU kenkyu hokoku (Isuramu sekai to kokusai chitsujo: dai 9 kai Hiroshima Daigaku heiwa kagaku shimpojiumu no kiroku), Hiroshima: Institute for Peace Science, Hiroshima University 13 1985: 1-18. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “The Traditional Origin of Secular Intellectuals in the Ottoman Empire.”Proceedings of the 31th International Congress of Human Scienses in Asia and North Africa, Tokyo: Toho Gakkai 2 1984: 732.
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Kaiko to tembo: Nishi-Ajia, Kita-Afurika Isuramu jidai.”Shigaku zasshi:Historical Society of Japan, Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, no. 6 1983: 42-43. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Gendai Chu-To ni okeru kyozon yoshiki no hokai to kokusai funso: Kipurosu funso o chushin to shite.”Kokusai seiji:International relations, Tokyo: The Japan Association of International Relations, no. 73 1983: 44-63. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Gunji gyosei seido: Osuman teikoku no baai.”Chu-Kin-To bunka senta kenkyu-kai hokoku (shimpojiumu “Arabu to Ajamu (hi-Arabu)”), Tokyo: The Middle Easten Culture Center in Japan, no. 4 1983: 153-167. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Toruko ni okeru gikai-sei-teki dento to sono kiki.”Chuto tsuho:The Middle East news, Tokyo: The Middle East Research Institute of Japan, no. 276 1981: 44-49. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Chu-To Isuramu sekai ni okeru kokusai taikei no dento to Seiyo no shogeki.”Kokusai seiji:International relations, Tokyo: The Japan Association of International Relations, no. 69 1981: 93-107. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Chu-To mondai no teiryu ni aru mono: Toruko no kesu o chushin ni.”Gekkan boeki seisaku, Tokyo: 地中海学会, no. 30 1980/5: 2. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman Toruko shakai shiso no ichi-sokumen: yuki-tai-teki shakai-kan no tenkai.”Isuramu sekai:The World of Islam, Tokyo: Association for Islamic Studies in Japan, no. 7 1978/2: 8. (in Japanese)
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• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Pakusu Isuramika kara gendai sekai e:Pax Isulamica to Contemporary World.” Isuramu ni nani ga okiteiru ka: Gendai sekai to Isuramu fukko:What is happening to Isulam: Contemporary World and Rebirth of Islam. Edited by Yasushi Kosugi. Tokyo: Heibonsha. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Isuramu teikoku no kosho kodo: Osuman teikoku no baai:Negotiation Behavior of Islamic Empire: The Case of Ottoman Empire.” Kokusai-kosho-gaku: kosho kodo yoshiki no kokusai hikaku:International Negotiation Studies: International Comparison of Styles of Negotiation Behavior. Edited by Hiroshi Kimura. Tokyo: Keiso Shobo. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Dorei mo daijin ni nareta kuni: Osuman teikoku.” Ajia o shireba sekai ga mieru. Edited by Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: Shogakukan. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku ni okeru chi to kenryoku no ninai-te to seiji katei no hen’yo: Isuramu-shi kara So-dai-shi e no hikaku-shi-teki ichi-shiten.” Chishiki-jin no shoso: Chugoku So-dai o kiten to shite. Edited by Hiroshi Ihara, and Tsuyoshi Kojima. Tokyo: Bensey Publishing. (in Japanese)
• Suzuki, Tadashi. “Osuman teikoku no iko: Surutan no kenryoku to tomi.”Kikan bunka isan:The Cultural heritage, Matsue. (in Japanese)