معرفی
Tomoyuki Masuda is Professor at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences of Waseda University, specializing in Byzantine art history, Christian iconography, and Mediterranean studies. His career spans over three decades with active fieldwork in Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Cyprus.
- Ph.D. from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Professional memberships: Waseda University Art History Society, The Japan Society for Near Eastern Studies, Mediterranean Society
Research Focus:
Dr. Masuda's work centers on Byzantine church decoration programs, lectionary manuscripts, and intercultural exchanges between Byzantium, the Balkans, and medieval Italy. His studies explore liturgical contexts, iconographic evolution, and the role of pilgrimage sites.
Notable Scientific Awards:
- Waseda University Okuma Memorial Academic Award
- Rikkyo University Tsuji Shoichi and Miura Anna Memorial Academic Grant
- Waseda University Art History Society Award
Publications & Presentations:
His 15 most recent articles (2013-2024) examine topics like the Panagia Peribleptos church in Ohrid, Cappadocian apse decorations, and Byzantine lectionary programs. He has presented extensively at international congresses and domestic symposia.
