معرفی
Motoko Inoue is an Associate Professor at Waseda University's Center for Research Strategy since 2025. Previously, she served as a Senior University Research Administrator at Tokyo Institute of Technology (2018-2024) and held similar roles at National Institutes for Cultural Heritage and Tokyo National Museum. She earned her Pf.D. in Art and Design from University of Tsukuba.
- Specializes in Museology, Cultural Assets Study, and History of Arts
- Active in research management and cross-disciplinary collaboration
Research Focus
Inoue investigates:
- Modern educational Ukiyo-e prints and their role in Meiji-period pedagogy
- Cultural heritage disaster prevention strategies
- Cross-disciplinary research administration frameworks
Publications & Research Trends
Her scholarly work shows strong interest in:
- Meiji-era art education through printed media
- Preservation techniques for disaster-affected cultural properties
- Historiographical analysis of educational print iconography
Scientific Awards
- 2024 Research Administrator Duty Award (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
- 2023 Research Administrator Duty Award (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
- 2020 Research Administrator Duty Award (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
- Certificate of Outstanding Academic Achievement Award (University of Tsukuba, 2013)
Professional Contributions
Inoue has:
- Authored educational materials on cultural heritage disaster prevention
- Presented extensively at RA Association conferences
- Contributed to cultural policy discussions in Japan
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