Best Paper,"Reki-Show Authoring Tools: Risk, Space and History "(with Hirayama,T. & Hanashima,M.), The 2nd International Conference on Politics and Information Systems, Technologies and Applications,Florida,2004.
Open access article: Annals of GIS; Urbanization, industrialization, and mortality in modern Japan: a spatio-temporal perspective.(with Makoto Hanashima) [2]
Open access article: Japan Spotlight; A Brief History of Markets, Households & Infectious Diseases in Japan. [3]
Open access article: Sociology Study; How Infant Mortality Was Reduced in the Early Twentieth Century in Osaka.(with Emiko Higami) [4]
Open access abstract: Changes in Female Height and Age of Menarche in Modern Japan, 1870s-1980s: Reconsideration of Living Standards During the Interwar Period.[5]
"Anthropometrics and rural industrialization in modern Japan based on individual data: the effect of taking protein by engaging in sericulture and carp-breeding on heights of school boys/girls", Keisuke Moriya & kenichi Tomobe, Hitotsubashi University, for the 2020 SSHA meeting in Washington November 19-22.
Mining Pollution and Infant Health in Modern Japan: from Village/town Statistics of Infant Mortality', Keisuke Moriya, Hitotsubashi University; Kenichi Tomobe, Hitotsubashi University; Emiko Higami, Independent Scholar.
「凶作とその前後の農家における乳児死亡・市場経済・生活水準:20世紀初頭の東北日本」Bad harvest and peasant household economy: infant mortality, market economy and standard of living(日本学術振興会JSPS 科学研究費補助金 基盤研究、2024年度-2027年度、研究代表友部謙一、一橋大学)
「近代日本の都市化・産業化と子どもの健康変化:おもに乳幼児死亡と学童の身体成長から」The effects of urbanization and industrialization on child health in modern Japan: from infant and child mortality and height growth of school children(日本学術振興会JSPS 科学研究費補助金 基盤研究、2020年度-2023年度、研究代表友部謙一、一橋大学)