● Bakufu Politicians and the introduction of Western Medicine - The Case of Imperial Commissionar Inaba Masanori (1623-1696)
Journal of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine [in preparation]
● On Ranbiki and Kabutokama Stills in Early Modern Japan.
[in preparation]
●「J. Remmelin's Pinax Microcosmographicus and Motoki Shõdayu's Japanese Translation (Contrastive Index)」
Nakatsu History Museum [in preparation]
●Bakufu Politicians and the Introduction of Western Medicine - The Case of Inaba Masanori (1623-1696)」
『日本医史学雑誌』
[in Japanese; English abstract]
● European Surgeons at the Dutch Tradingpost Hirado and Western Materia Medica
In: ITAN, No. 115 [in Japanese; English abstract, ISSN 0536-0307]
● Johann Siegmund Wurffbain.
Neue Deutsche Biographie. Vol.28, Duncker & Humblot, 2024, p.547f.
[ISBN 978-3-428-18883-3]
●Inaba Masanori （1623-1696）and the introduction of Western Medicine
JSHM-Fukuoka Chapter, Kyushu University Medical History Museum, 17 February 2024 [in Japanese]
● Western Influences on Japanese Medicine in the Edo Era. In: Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium on the History of Anesthesia. Kobe, July 2023, p. 3-9.
[invited lecture]
● About the Sources of Information in Orandageka shinan (Compass of Dutch medicine, 1696) – A Re-examination. In: ITAN, No. 113, pp. 139-159, June 2023
[in Japanese; English abstract, ISSN 0536-0307]
● W. Michel: On the treatment for smallpox in 17th and 18th century writings on "Dutch-Style" medicine.
In: Aoki / W. Michel (ed): Fighting Small-Pox IV: Vaccination in Eastern Japan. Tokyo: Iwata Shoin, 2023, pp. 63-79.
[in Japanese]
● T. Aoki / W. Michel (ed.): Fighting Small-Pox IV: Vaccination in Eastern Japan . Tokyo: Iwata Shoin, 2023.
[in Japanese, ISBN 978-486602-153-9]
● Feature: Prostration und Pickelheringsreigen — Engelbert Kaempfer im Schloss zu Edo. In: OAG NOTIZEN, Tokyo, April 2023, S. 22-39
[augmented and illustrated version of a paper presented at the Asiatic Conference of Germanistic Studies in 1999]
● On the Kurisaki-Style Medical License of Ōe Gensen. In: Source materials and personalities IX.
Nakatsu History Museum, Medical Archive Series No. 22, Nakatsu, March 2023, pp. 27-42.
[in Japanese]
● W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Materials and Personalities.
Nakatsu History Museum, Medical Archive Series No.22, Nakatsu, March 2023.
[in Japanese]
● On the transmission of variolation to Japan - Focusing on L. Heister's "Surgery" (Dutch edition)
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter. Kyushu University, Medical Faculty, Centennial Memorial Hall, 10 Dec 2022
[in Japanese]
● Between East and West − On the Dawn of Variolation in Early Modern Japan.
ISHIK 2022 (Kaifeng, China)
Proceedings
Tao ZHANG and Koichiro OHGUSHI (ed.): Proceedings of the International Symposium on the History of Indigenous Knowledge (ISHIK) 2022, pp. 105-112.
ISBN 978-4-9906649-3-0
● Exhibition of valuable Books: Medicine and Medical Treatment in 17th Century Euro-Japanese Interchange (in Japanese)
Exhibition Room, Kyushu University Medical Library, 6 Oct. 2022−31 March 2023
[in Japanese]
● Webpresentation
● Outline（pdf)
● Public Talk: 27 Oct. 2022
● Jìndài chūqī rìběnyīliáo qìxiè de zhìzào yǔ xiāoshòu . Zhāng Tāo zhǔbiān; Kēxué jìshù yǔ shèhuì fāzhǎn yánjiū. Dì ２ jí, Qīnghuá Dàxué Chūbǎnshè 2022、132-141 (「近代初期日本医疗器械的製造与销售」. 張涛主編『科学技术与社会发展研究』第２輯、清華大学出版社)
ISBN 978-7-302-60102-9
[Reduced Chinese version of: Manufacturing and Sales of Medical Instruments in Edo and Meiji Japan]
* On the beginning of subcutaneous inoculations in early modern Japan.
In: T. Aoki / W. Michel (ed.) Fighting Small-Pox III - Vaccination in Central Japan, pp.16-43
[in Japanese]
* T. Aoki / W. Michel (ed): Fighting Small-Pox III - Vaccination in Central Japan. Tokyo: Iwata Shoin, 2022.
in Japanese; ISBN 978-4-86602-138-6
JSHM (ed.), Igakushi Jiten (Encyclopedia of Medical History). Maruzen Publishing, 2022 .
W. Michel:
* The arrival of Western medicine in Japan, pp. 412-413
* The trading post Dejima and the birth of "Redhead-style surgery", pp.414-415
* 17th century Western surgeons and physicians in Japan, pp.416-417
* Trading post interpreters and "Dutch Studies", pp.418-419
* Indigenous herb studies and the introduction of foreign herbs, pp.422-423
* Changes in body perception The dawn of early modern anatomy, pp. 426-427
* Studies in Nagasaki, pp. 436-437
* Renowned Western physicians at the Dutch trading post, pp. 444-445
* The Dutch trading post as a portal to the outside world, pp. 456-457
in Japanese; ISBN 978-4-621-30724-3
* Western Influences on Medicine in Edo-Period Japan
The 10th International Symposium on the History of Anesthesia (10th ISHA). Kobe, International Conference Center, 16 June 2022
[invited lecture]
* Proceedings
* Wòěrfūgāng Mǐxiēěr: Jìndàichūqī Rìběn yīliáoqìxiè de zhìzào yǔ xiāoshòu. In: Zhāng Tāo biān: Kēxué jìshù yǔ shèhuì fāzhǎn yánjiū, Qīnghuá dàxué chūbǎnshè, May 2022, pp. 133-141 [in Chinese; ISBN：9787302601029]
W. Michel, pp.133-141
Aoki/Umihara/Kutsuzawa/Sato/Van Daalen/Matsukata ed.: Yōgakushi Kenkyūjiten. Shibunkaku Shuppan, Sept. 2021.
Articles by W. Michel:
* Caspar Schamberger
* Carl Peter Thunberg
* Isaak Titsingh
* Inaba Masanori
* Spectacles, magnifying glasses, microscopes, telescopes
* Medical instruments
* A. Paré's and L. Heister's works in Edo-period Japan
* From collections to museums
* Yoshio Genkitsu and the rise of Dutch-style medicine in the Kamigata area
* From Redhead-style surgery to Dutch-style medicine
[in Japanese; ISBN 978-4-7842-1937-7; in Japanese]
* Traditionelle Medizin im Japan des ausgehenden 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhunderts.
TCM meets TJM, Congress Center Mannheim, 30 April 2022
[invited lecture]
* Western variolation methods in Edo-period Japan」
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter, Kyushu University Medical Faculty Memorial Hall, 23 April 2022.
[in Japanese]
* W. Michel (ed.): Rangoyakusen (Reverse Edition). Nakatsu History Museum, Medical Archive Series No. 21, Nakatsu, March 2022, 324pp.
ISSN 2432-0773
From Treatment to Prevention - On the Dawn of Variolation and Vaccination in Japan. Takeo City Library - Rangaku Museum, 5. March 2022
[invited talk; in Japanese]
*Death in Nagasaki – Post-mortem examinations at the Dutch trading-post in 18th-century Japan . In: ITAN, No. 113, Dec. 2020, pp.64-75.
[ISSN 0536-0307; in Japanese]
Innovation and Ecclecticism - Aspects of Medicine and Medical Treatment in Early Modern Japan.
In: REKIHAKU: Epidemics throughout History. Sakura, 28 Oct. 2021, pp.46-52
[ISSN 0289-4882; invited essay; in Japanese]
Smallpox in Euro-Japanese Exchange and the Birth of Variolation
Nakatsu History Museum, 9 August 2021
[public talk; in Japanese]
On the German Manuscript of S. Tawara's "The Conduction System of the Mammalian Heart"
[Revised color edition of the Proceedings of The 5th Tawara-Aschoff Symposium on Cardiac Conduction System, p. 45-49, Oita, Dec 2007.; in Japanese]
T.Aoki, W. Michel (ed.): Fighting Small-Pox II: Vaccination in Western Japan. Tokyo: Iwata Shoin, March 2021, 381 pp.
[in Japanese; ISBN 978-4-86602-118-8]
Chapters by W.M.:
* Yoshio Genkitsu, Pioneer of Dutch-Studies in the Kamigata Area (pp. 18-42)
* On the reception of Goldschmidt's Algemeene beschouwing van de geschiedenis der koepokken and the dawn of vaccination in Japan (pp. 43-70)
’Naegyeong’eul tamguhada–"Haechesinseo" wa geu jeonsa (Exploring the "Inner Landscapes" - The Kaitai Shinsho and its Prehistory).
In: Yeonsedaehakgyo Uihaksayeonguso (ed.): Dongasiaui haebuhak jeontonggwa jejungwon haebuhak gyogwaseo (Yeonsei University Institute for Medical History (ed.): Anatomical Tradition in the East Asian World. Seoul: Yeoksa Gonggan, 2021
[in Korean; ISBN 9791157074211]
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Material and Personalities VIII .
Nakatsu History Museum, Medical Archive Series No. 20, Nakatsu, March 2021. 93 pp.
[in Japanese; English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
*A Japanese Manuscript Map of Dejima from the 1720s. In: ITAN, No. 112, Dec. 2020, pp. 97-109.
[ISSN 0536-0307; in Japanese]
*Historischer Hintergrund von Shōnishin. In: Thomas Wernicke: Shōnishin - Entwicklungsphysiologie und Meridianentfaltung in der Kinderakupunktur. München: Kiener, 2020, pp. 213-227.
[bookchapter]
* Medical Instruments in Edo- and Meiji-Period Japan.
95th Congress of the Japanese Society of Medical Instrumentation. Pacifico Yokohama, 2020 (changed to online congress)
[in Japanese; invited lecture]
* Kinoshita Iwao (1894-1980) - ein Lebensbild.
OAG Notizen, Tokyo, June 2020, pp. 50-64.
[ISSN 1343-408X, Feature]
* Michel, Wolfgang / Yang Yu (trsl.): On the Dawn of Human Dissections in Early Modern Japan. Chinese Journal of Medical History, Vol. 50 (2), pp. 75-82, Beijing, March 2020
[in Chinese, with English abstract]
DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn112155-20200316-00028]
* On the Dissemination of Medical Knowledge to the Countryside - The Medical Studies of Yakata Moromichi (1746-1826)>.
In: Source Material and Personalities VII, pp. 47-75
[in Japanese; English abstract]
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Material and Personalities VIII. Nakatsu History Museum, Medical Archive Series No. 19, Nakatsu, March 2020. 89pp.
[in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* Gottfried Wagener. pp. 190-191
* Zacharias Wagener. pp. 192-193
In: Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Historische Kommission (Hrsg.): Neue Deutsche Biographie, Bd. 27. Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, 2020. ISBN 978-3-428-11208-1
* On the New Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works.
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Area Chapter. Fukuoka, 15 Febr. 2020
* Tong Deqin, Wolfgang Michel: Jianghu-shidai Riben Chudao de shangguan-yishi yu yiyu yaowenha jiaoliu. In: Haiyangshi Yanjiu, (Studies of Maritime History), vol. 14, 67-79, Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences, Jan. 2020.
[in Chinese]
* Kampo-Medizin - Ein Interview mit Dr. Wolfgang Michel-Zaitsu.
In: CO.med - Fachmagazin für Komplementärmedizin, Dez. 2019, pp. 60-62.
* Engelbert Kaempfer: Der 5. Faszikel der "Amoenitates Exoticae" - die japanische Pflanzenkunde. Herausgegeben und kommentiert von Brigitte Hoppe und Wolfgang Michel-Zaitsu. Hildesheim/Zürich/New York: Olms-Weidmann, 2019
(LXXX / 678 pp., 28 Illustr., Hardcover ISBN: 978-3-615-00436-6 [Contents]
Review by Ulrike Unschuld, Sudhoffs Archiv, Band 105, Oktober 2021, Heft 2, pp 236-240.
* Physicians in Nakatsu and their Knowledge Framework.
In: Fumi, No. 12, pp. 1-3
* On the Manuscript Shutō Shinsetsu (A New Theory of Inoculation) and its Background. In: Source Material and Personalities VI, pp. 44-72 [in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Material and Personalities VI. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 18, Nakatsu, March 2019
[in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* Some western medical books in the Nonaka Usaien Collection.
Saga University, March 2019, pp.135-150
[Research Report, JSPS Grant JP16H03474]
* Tradition und Wandel - Zur Erkundung der Inneren Landschaften des Körpers im frühneuzeitlichen Japan.
International Congress "TCM meets TJM". Mannheim, 22 March 2019.
[invited paper]
* Exploring the "Inner Landscapes" - The Kaitai shinsho (1774) and its Prehistory. Yonsei Journal of Medical History, Vol. 21(2), pp. 7-34.
[invited paper]
* On the dawn of dissections in Japan - Re-examination from a socio-cultural perspective.
Annual "Joint Meeting of Six Societies", Juntendo University, Tokyo, 15 Dec. 2018. [in Japanese]
* Genroku-Period Japan as seen by the German traveller Engelbert Kaempfer.
Human Education Society, Fukuoka, 29 Nov. 2018. [invited talk, in Japanese]
* On the "New Book of Vaccination" (Gyūtō Shinshō) translated by Arima Setsuzō and its background.
The Kansai Chapter of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Autumn Congress 2018, Osaka Municipal University, 11 Nov. 2018.
[in Japanese]
* Exploring the "Inner Landscapes" - The New Book of Anatomy (1774) and its Prehistory.
Symposium: East Asian Anatomical Tradition and Korean Anatomy Textbooks. National Hangeul Museum, Seoul, 14. Sept. 2018
[Invited presentation]
* Western Medical Books of the Nonaka Family, Crude Drug Merchants of the Saga Clan
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter, Autumn Meeting, 25 Aug 2018
[in Japanese]
T. Aoki /A. Oshima / W. Michel (ed.): Fighting Small-pox I; Vaccination in Kyushu. Tokyo: Iwata Shoin, July 2018
[ISBN978-4-86602-036-5 C3021; A5, 342 pp; in Japanese]
Review
Chapters by W.M.
* Small-pox in Early Modern Japan as seen by Europeans (pp. 43-54)
* Fighting small-pox in the Nakatsu Domain (pp. 202-212)
* Takeya Yūshi and the introduction of vaccination by the Fukuoka Clan (pp. 225-252)
* Variolation and Vaccination - Comparisons and Judgements (pp. 313-328)
* On the comparison and evaluation of variolation and vaccination (pp. 323-338)
* "Borderland Kyushu" [Public lecture; in Japanese]
119th Annual Congress, Japanese Society for the History of Medicine. Kagoshima, Medical Association Hall
Kinsei seiyōchizu ni miru Nihon-zu.
In: Jeison Habaado: Sekai no naka no Nihonchizu. Kashiwa Shobō, 2018, pp.114-134.
Japanese edition of: Jason Hubbard: Japoniae insulae. The mapping of Japan. (2012)
* W. Michel: "Gyūtō shinsetsu" (New Explanation of Vaccination), a manuscript kept by the Karashima Family in Nakatsu
In: T. Aoki (ed.): Source Material: Small-pox in Kyushu. (Research Report, in Japanese) Saga 2018, pp. 51-61
* Wolfgang Michel (ed.): Bastaardt Woordenboek (Dutch Edition / Japanese Version).
Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series, No. 17, Nakatsu, March 2018 [commentary pp.1-62, text 63-440 pp.]
Review
* Gallery Talk: On the Historical Background of the Special Exhibition Kaitaishinsho and Maeno Ryōtaku .
Oe Medical Archive, Nakatsu, 16 Dec 2017
* Traditionelle Medizin in Japan - Von der Frühzeit bis zur Gegenwart. Müchen: Kiener Verlag, 2017 ISBN 978-3-943324-75-4 [ca. 400 pp, 200 illustrations] Yakazu Medical History Award (June 2018)
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Aspects of Science and Art II. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 16, Nakatsu, March 2017 [in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* W. Michel: Looking at corpses - On the dawn of human dissections in Japan.
History Symposium: Encounters between Western Medicine / Anatomy and Japan.
Japanese Association of Anatomists, 122nd Annual Meeting. Nagasaki University, 28 - 30 March 2017 [invited lecture]
* Wechselwirkungen - Zum Traité inédit de l'acupuncture et du Moxa chez les Japonais“ in J. B. Sarlandières Mémoires sur l'Électro-Puncture“ (1825) (Part 3) In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Akupunktur, Vol. 59 (4), 2016, pp. 6-10
* Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion in East-Western Exchange. 12th Annual Congress of the Japan Acupuncture and Moxibustion Association. Fukuoka, 9 Oct. 2016
[invited talk]
Ludwig Aschoff and Sunao Tawara — Crossing Borders. Medical Museum, 17 Sept 2016
* Wechselwirkungen — Zum ”Traité inédit de l'acupuncture et du Moxa chez les Japonais“ in J. B. Sarlandières ”Mémoires sur l'Électro-Puncture“ (1825) In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Akupunktur, Vol. 59 (3), 2016, pp. 11-14 (Part 2)
* Crossing Boundaries in the Research on Old Medical Books.
In: Japan Science Support Foundation (ed): SCJ-Forum, 2015(6), pp. 84 - 86, June 2016
[ invited contribution, in Japanese]
* New Source Materials related to Yoshio Genkitsu from the Rikuga-Hall, Kyoto.
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, 117th Annual Congress, 21-22 May 2016, Hiroshima, Medical Association Hall.
* Western Studies in Early Modern Cultural Exchange.
The Society for the History of Western Learning in Japan. In commemoration of its 25th anniversary. Tokyo, 7 May 2016 [memorial lecture]
Japanese Society for the History of Pharmacy (ed): Encyclopedia of Pharmaceutical History. Tokyo: Yakuji Nippo Co., March 2016:
* W. Michel: Dutch Medicine and Pharmacy in Early Modern Nagasaki. pp. 467-471
* *W. Michel: Heinrich Bürger - Pharmacist and Siebold's Assistant. pp. 179-18
[in Japanese; invited contribution]
* Booksellers and publishing houses in Edo- and Meiji-period Nakatsu. (Research Note) In: Aspects of Science and Art I. pp. 73-89, 2016
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Aspects of Science and Art I. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 15, Nakatsu, March 2016 [in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* On Yoshio Genkitsu - Pioneer of Dutch Learning in Kyoto.
Kyoto Medical Association Hall, 17 March 2016 [invited lecture]
* On the quantitative evaluation of variolation.
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter, 20 Feb 2016
* Wechselwirkungen - Zum ”Traité inédit de l'acupuncture et du Moxa chez les Japonais“ in J. B. Sarlandières ”Mémoires sur l'Électro-Puncture“ (1825) In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Akupunktur. Vol. 58 (4), 2015, pp. 14-18 (Part 1);
* On the Autopsy conducted by Kawaguchi Shinnin (1736|1811). The Kansai Chapter of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Autumn Congress 2014, Osaka Municipal University, 15 Nov. 2015. [paper, in Japanese]
* On the Emancipation of Japanese "Materia Medica Studies" (honzôgaku). 5th International Symposium on the History of Indigenous Knowledge (ISHIK 2015), Shenzhen (China), 9-12 Nov. 2015 [full paper]
Tao Zhang, Yi Li, Masatoshi Nakamura, Koichiro Ohgushi (ed.): Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium on the History of Indigenous Knowledge (ISHIK 2015), 8-12 Nov. 2015, Shenzhen (China), pp. 93|106
(ISBN 978-4-9906649-3-0) DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.2236.3605
* "Pathological Interactions" - Ludwig Aschoff (1866-1942) and Tawara Tsunao (1873-1952).
Symposium: "History of Japanese-German Joint Scientific Endeavors" (Organizer: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Club / National Museum of Japanese History). Sakura National Museum of Japanese History, 30 Sept 2015 [invited paper]
* Medizin und Mission im Fernen Osten - Ludwig Aschoffs Erinnerungen an eine neunmonatige Reise. In: TAWARA TSUSHIN, no 8, p. 30-42, 2015 [introduction in Japanese; Aschoff's text in German]
* Fazetten der japanischen Akupunktur im frühen euro-japanischen Kulturaustausch [Facets of Japanese acupuncture in early European-Japanese cultural interaction]. In: Deutsche Zeitschrift für Akupunktur. Vol. 58 (2), 2015, pp. 10-13 (Part 1); Vol. 58 (3), 2015, pp. 07-10 (Part 2)
* Research on Medical books in science and humanities. Symposium: "Future Research using the Database of Historic Japanese Texts". Tokyo: Science Council of Japan, 25 July 2105 [invited contribution, in Japanese]
* A naturalist lost — Johan Arnold Stützer (1763-1821) in the East Indies. In: Josef Kreiner (ed): Japanese Collections in European Museums III. Regional Reports 2. Bonn: Biersche Verlagsanstalt, 2015, pp. 147-162. [invited paper, ISBN 9783936366488, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.3906.2241]
* Knocheneinrichtung, Klopfnadeln, Autopsie und Lebenspflege - Tradition und Innovation in der japanischen Medizin der Frühen Neuzeit. Internationales Symposium für Traditionelle Japanische Medizin. Vienna, 20 June 2015. [invited talk]
* On the 'Japanization' of Materia Medica Studies (honzôgaku) in 17th-century Japan. 3rd International Symposium for Japanese Kampo Medicine. Vienna, 19 June 2015.
[invited talk]
* Early Modern Japanese Medicine and Western Studies. Society for the History of Westerns Studies. Annual General Meeting, Symposium, University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo, 21 May 2015. [in Japanese]
* On the Modernization of Medical Education in Nakatsu. Tokiyuki Aoki (ed.): On Medical Education in South-Western Fiefdoms. Research Report (Grant-in-Aid number 24520760), Saga, March 2015, pp. 58-81. [in Japanese]
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Personalities and Encounters IV. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 14, Nakatsu, March 2014. [in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* About the Medicine God Baoshen Dadi「医神保生大帝について」
Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter, Spring Congress, 21 Febr 2015
* On the Dawn of Western Medicine in Kyushu. Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture, 23 Dec 2014 [invited talk, in Japanese]
* Destillation Apparatuses in the Early Edo Period. Japanese Society for the History of Pharmacy, Annual Congress 2014, Kyushu University Centennial Hall, Fukuoka, 22 Nov 2014. [paper, in Japanese]
* Meditating and Observing - On the Dawn of Human Autopsy in Japan. The Kansai Chapter of the Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Autumn Congress 2014, Osaka Municipal University, 9 Nov. 2014.
[paper, in Japanese]
The True Shape of Bones - On the Dawn of Human Dissection in Early Modern Japan. (ISHIK 2014), Saga University, 26 Oct 2014
In: Bulletin of the 4th International Symposium on the History of Indigenous Knowledge Saga, Oct 2014, pp. 37-44. [full paper (English with Japanese summary)] [Outline in Chinese]; [ ISBN 978-4-9906649-2-3; DOI: 10.13140/2.1.4471.8085]
* W. Michel: Lord Okudaira Masataka and "Dutch Studies" (rangaku). Mandragora Association, Nakatsu, 25. Oct. 2014. [invited talk, in Japanese]
* Facetten der Geschichte der Akupunktur in Japan.
IGTJM, Hochheim, 29 July 2014
. [introductory note, in German]
* Topics and Prospects of the History of Western Studies in Japan.
Society for the History of Western Studies, Annual Assembly, University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo, 13 July 2014
. [Keynote, in Japanese]
C. P. Thunberg's Disciple Claes Frederic Hornstedt (1758-1809).
Society for the History of Western Studies, June Session, Nagasaki University, 28 June 2014
.[in Japanese]
Medical Instruments in Edo- and Early Meiji-Japan.
In: International Medicine and Engineering Symposium , Nagasaki University, 28 June 2014
. [invited contribution, in Japanese]
* History of Medicine in Kyushu. Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, Fukuoka Chapter, May 2014 [Two large maps describing important personalities, events, objects etc. related to early modern and modern medicine in Kyushu (Japan). In Japanese]
* W. Michel: Medicine in Early Modern Japan and Intercultural Exchange. Japanese Society for the History of Medicine, 115th Annual Congress, Fukuoka [Congress President's Keynote, in Japanese]
* W. Michel: Treating Children in Japan. In: Thomas Wernicke: Shonishin — The Art of Non-Invasive Pediatric Acupuncture. London / Philadelphia: Jessica Kingsley Publishers (Singing Dragon), 2014, 12-32. [invited book contribution, ISBN 9781848191600]
* W. Michel: The first Western map showing the place-name Nakatsu. In: Personalities and Exchange III, Nakatsu, 2014, pp.79-83. [in Japanese]
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Personalities and Exchange III. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 13, Nakatsu, March 2014. [in Japanese with English abstracts; ISSN 2432-0773]
* Early Modern Japan's contribution to the transmission of Eastern Medicine to Europe.
29th Congress of the Society for Meridian Therapy, Fukuoka, 30 March 2014.
Across Fukuoka, 30 March 2014. [educational lecture, in Japanese]
* Bordercrossing and Eclecticism in Early Modern Japanese Eedicine. The National Museum of Nature and Science (ed.): Medicine as a Benevolent ArtTokyo, 15 March 2014. [Exhibition Catalogue Contribution, in Japanese]
* Special Exhibition: Medicine as a benevolent art. The National Museum of Nature and Science (Tokyo, Ueno Park), 15 March - 15 June 2014. [cooperation; in Japanese]
* Historical Materials in the Nakatsu Area Related to the History of Medicine
Comitee for the Cultural Heritage in the Nakatsu Area, 25 Jan 2014. In: Mike no Bunka, no 50, pp. 30-35]
* Genroku Japan as seen by the German physician Engelbert Kaempfer.
Chikushino City, Municipal Library [invited talk, in Japanese]
On Negoro Toshuku's True Shape of Human Bones kept by the Murakami Medical Archive (Nakatsu).
Society for the History of Western Studies, Saga University, 14 Sept 2013
* Wolfgang Michel: On the Confucianist Physician Mukai Gensho and the Introduction of Western Medicine and Herbs into Japan.
In: Wakaki Tai'ichi (ed.): Nagasaki as a Stage of Cultural Exchange between the East and the West. Tokyo: Bensei Shuppan, September 2013, pp. 161-186. ISBN 978-4-585-22058-9
* Wolfgang Michel: Dejima Trading Post Chief Andreas Cleyer's Botanical Studies.
In: Wakaki Tai'ichi (ed.): Nagasaki as a Stage of Cultural Exchange between the East and the West, pp. 187-193.
[invited book contribution, in Japanese]
"Prayers for the Soul, Powders, Ointments, and Cautery for the Body" - Medical Interactions in 16th and 17th-Century Japan.
International Conference: Renaissance Culture and Japan's Christian Century (1550-1650). Gakushuin Women's College, Tokyo. 20 July 2013
[invited talk]
Maruyama, Masami / Michel, Wolfgang / Yoshida, Shin'ichi / Komune, Shizuo: Kyûshû Teikokudaigaku igakubu hyôhon shiryôshû (1997 chôsa) . Kyushu University, Faculty of Medicine, May 2013.
Maruyama, Masami/ Michel, Wolfgang / Yoshida, Shin'ichi / Komune, Shizuo /Aibe, Kumiko: Kyûshû Teikokudaigaku saikingaku kyôshitsu kyôju Ogawa Seishû kichô korekushon risuto. Kyushu University, Faculty of Medicine, May 2013.
* Engelbert Kaempfer: Amoenitatum Exoticarum Politico-Physico-Medicarum Fasciculi V. Lemgo 1712. Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 5, Bonn/Wolfenbüttel, 2010ff.
W. Michel: Introduction and commentary on the Japanese background of Fasciculus V. [fasc. I, II finished]
* Wolfgang Michel: Johann Kilian Stumpf, Jesuit, Priester und Chinamissionar. Historische Kommission bei der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (ed.): NEUE DEUTSCHE BIOGRAPHIE, Band 25. Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, 2013. [Encyclopedia Article, invited article]
* W. Michel: On Ôe Okuji's 'Synoptic Chart of the Artery System' (Dômyaku ichiranzu). In: W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Materials and Personalities V. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 12, Nakatsu, March 2013, pp. pp. 62-84.
* W. Michel: On the Book Shindan zusetsu ('Illustrated Physical Diagnosis') and Ôe Okuji's Manuscript Copy. In: W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Materials and Personalities V. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 12, Nakatsu, March 2013, pp. 85-109.
* W. Michel / Y. Yoshida / A. Oshima (ed.): Source Materials and Personalities V. Nakatsu Municipal Museum for History and Folklore, Medical Archive Series No. 12. Nakatsu: Board of Education, March 2013 (138pp.).
* Habent sua fata libelli -- Das Kojiki im deutsch-japanischen Kulturaustausch.
OAG - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens, Tokyo.
* Shomotsu to ningen no unmei - Nichi-dokubunka kôryû ni okeru kojiki (Habent sua fata libelli - Das Kojiki im deutsch-japanischen Kulturaustausch)
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