@techreport{oai:mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00007048,
 author = {塚本, 明 and TSUKAMOTO, Akira},
 month = {May},
 note = {application/pdf, 江戸時代に寺社参詣道沿いの村々が、旅人たちといかなる関係を持ち、それは地域社会の成り立ちにどのような影響を与えたのかを検討した。基礎作業として、熊野街道を対象に、諸国の旅人が著した道中日記260点、善根宿に納められた旅人の納札5000点余、地域社会に遺された算用帳中の旅人救済記録約7000点をデータ化した。その上で道中日記の世界と対比しつつ、地域社会の救済を受けながら旅を続ける貧しき旅人の世界を抽出した。, I investigated what sort of relationship villages along the pilgrimage routes to temples and shrines during the Edo Period had with travelers, and what kind of impact that had on the organization of local society. As groundwork, focusing on the Kumano route I digitized 260 examples of travel diaries recorded by travelers from various provinces (kuni), more than 5,000 examples of votive tablets (nosatsu) offered by travelers to free lodgings for pilgrims (zenkon' yado), and some 7,000 records of aid to travelers indicated in account ledgers found in local communities. Based on this, I distilled the world of impoverished travelers who received assistance from local communities as they continued their journey, and contrasted that with the world of their travel diaries., 平成19~21年度科学研究費補助金(基盤研究(C))研成果報告書, 19520567},
 title = {江戸時代における参詣街道沿いの地域社会の構造},
 year = {2010}
}