Senri Ethnological Reports (SER)

The purpose of Senri Ethnological Reports is to publicize as quickly as possible the results of research conducted by the Museum’s faculty, cooperating faculty, and research fellows. SER publishes the results of field investigations regarding specific peoples, regions, or themes that require preliminary reports, as well as items of a source material nature such as bibliographies and data collections. Published in Japanese and other languages. Occasional publication.

The purpose of Senri Ethnological Reports is to support rapid reporting of individual, inter-university, and core research projects. The journal includes multiple- and single-author reports on specific ethnic groups, regions and themes, collection records, and raw field data. Any language can be used, and the series is irregular (usually about six issues per year). All contributions are reviewed by a museum editorial committee.

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• No.156 Research Trends on Indigenous Cultures along the North Pacific Rim Regions
• No.155 Sustainable Collection Management
• No.154 Master of Mongolia, A. D. Simukov : His Life and Works
• No.153 Study of the Motoko Katakura Fieldwork Materials
• No.152 On the Notion of Popular Culture in the Middle East : The Intersection between Japanese and French Approaches
• No.151 Explorer of Mongolia A.D.Simukov Letters, Diaries, Documents
• No.150 Hakka Ethnicity and Their Global Experiences A Contemporary Perspective on the Chinese Diaspora in “South Side Countries”
• No.149 Whaling Cultures in the World Current Status, History and Locality
• No.148 The Annals of the Kaqchikels
• No.147 Personal Naming and Civil Registration among the Indigenous Peoples of Taiwan
• No.146 Satawalese Cultural Dictionary