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CURRICULUM VITAE of Bin Umino November 2013

0. Contents

1. Profile

1.1 Basic Information

1.1.1 Personal Data

1.1.2 Address

1.1.3 Research Fields

1.2 Education

1.3 Academic Experience

1.3.1 Current Status

1.3.2 Primary Affiliations

1.3.3 Part-time and Visiting Experience

1.3.4 Membership in Academic Societies

1.3.5 Research Grants

1.4 Experience as a Dance Critic

2. Publications

2.1 Dance Research

2.1.1 Books

2.1.2 Journal Articles

2.1.3 Proceedings and Reports

2.1.4 Translations

2.2 Informatics

2.2.1 Books


2.2.3 Proceedings and Reports

2.2.4 Translations

2.3 Dance Criticisms

2.3.1 Books

2.3.2 Others

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1. Profile 1.1 Basic Information 1.1.1 Personal Data

First Name: Bin

Family Name: Umino

Gender: Male

Date of birth: 8 July 1961

Place of birth: Tokyo, Japan

Nationality: Japanese

1.1.2 Address

Address: Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University, 5-28-20 Hakusan, Tokyo,

112-8606 Japan

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: +81(3)3945-7443

1.1.3 Research Fields

Computational dance research

- Human motion database

- Software for supporting dance creation

Informatics

- Sociology of information society

- Library and information science

- Database and information organization

Dance Criticism

1.2 Education

1991.3 Finished PhD course in library and information science.

Graduate School of Education, University of Tokyo

1988.3 Awarded the degree of MSc (of Education) in library and

information science, for a thesis entitled “Determination of

Indexing Terms Based on Word Frequencies: Some Principles of

Quantification of Indexability.”

Graduate School of Education, University of Tokyo

1986.3 Graduated from Faculty of Education, University of Tokyo,

receiving the degree of Bachelor of Education

1.3 Academic Experience 1.3.1 Current Status

Professor

Department of Media and Communications, Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University

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1.3.2 Primary Affiliations

2004.4-until now Professor, Dept. of Media and Communications,

Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University, Tokyo

1997.4-2004.3 Associate Professor, Dept. of Media and Communications,

Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University, Tokyo

1995.4-1997.3 Lecturer, Dept. of Applied Sociology, Faculty of Sociology,

Toyo University, Tokyo

1991.4-1995.3 Research Assistant, Faculty of Education, University of Tokyo,

Tokyo

1.3.3 Part-time and Visiting Experience

(in Japan)

2008.4-until now Lecturer, Graduate School of Education, Psychology and Human

Studies, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo

2006.4-until now Lecturer, Rikkyo University, Tokyo

2010.4-2011.3 Lecturer, Graduate School of Education, University of Tokyo,

Tokyo

1999.4-2009.3 Lecturer, Tamagawa University, Tokyo

1996.4-2000.3 Lecturer, College of Humanities and Sciences, Nihon University,

Tokyo

1994.4-2005.3 Lecturer, Meiji University, Tokyo

1992.4-1996.3 Lecturer, Dokkyo University, Tokyo

(in U.K.)

2004.4-2005.3 Visiting researcher, LABAN, London

1.3.4 Membership in Academic Societies

Japanese Society for Dance Research

The Society for Art and Science (Japan)

Information Processing Society of Japan

Japan Society of Library and Information Science

1.3.5 Research Grants

2010.4-2015.3 “Practical Application of an Automatic Composition System for

Dance Using a 3D Motion Archive,” Grant-in-Aid for Scientific

Research (B) No. 22300038, JSPS1.

2006.4-2009.3 “Development of an Automatic Composition System for Dance

Using a 3D Motion Archive,” Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research

(B) No. 18300084, JSPS.

2001.4-2004.3 “Development of 3D-motion Database for Dance,” Grant-in-Aid for

Scientific Research (C) No. 13680491, JSPS.

1998.4-2000.3 “A Study on Indexing of Human Motions,” Grant-in-Aid for

Encouragement of Scientists (A) No. 10780265, JSPS.

1 JSPS = Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

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1995.4-1996.3 “Search Function of Hypertext Reference Tools,” Grant-in-Aid for

Encouragement of Scientists (A) No. 07780359, JSPS.

1993.4-1995.3 “Development of an Information Retrieval System for Visually

Impaired Persons Using a Voice Synthesis System,” Grant-in-Aid

for Encouragement of Scientists (A) No. 05780315, JSPS.

1.4 Experience as a Dance Critic

2002-2011 Commentator on classical ballet and contemporary dance in TV

program in Japan

1998-until now Writing dance reviews for „Asahi Shinbun‟ and „Yomiuri Shinbun‟,

which are national-wide newspapers in Japan

1998-until now Giving lectures on appreciation of classical ballet performances for

the general public

1993-until now Writing chapters and sections in books about dance art in Japan

1992-until now Writing articles in dance art and reviews of dance performances

(especially of classical ballet and contemporary dance) in Tokyo for

Japanese newspapers and magazines

* Umino has written over 200 reviews and articles of dance performances in Japanese

newspapers and magazines until now. See 2.3.

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2. Publications 2.1 Dance Research

2.1.1 Books

(in Japanese)

Suzuki, S. ed.

History of Ballet and Dance: Theatrical Dance in the Western. Tokyo, Heibon-sha, Mar. 2012.

312 p.

Umino wrote Chapter 6: Modern Ballet (pp. 111-137).


(in English)

Umino, B., Longstaff, J. S., and Soga, A.

“Feasibility Study for Ballet E-learning: Automatic Composition System for Ballet

Enchaînement with Online 3D Motion Data Archive,” Research in Dance Education, Vol.

10, No. 1, Mar. 2009, pp. 96-107.

Soga, A., Umino, B., Yasuda T., and Yokoi, S.

“Automatic Composition and Simulation System for Ballet Sequences,” The Visual

Computer, vol. 23, no. 5, May 2007, pp. 309-316.

Soga, A., Umino, B., and Longstaff, J. S.

“Automatic Composition of Ballet Sequences Using a 3D Motion Archive,” Review of the

National Center for Digitization, Issue 8, pp. 67-73, Oct. 2006.


“A System for Choreographic Simulation of Ballet Using a 3D Motion Archive on the

Web,” Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects 2004, LNCS 3179, Sep. 2004, pp.

227-238.

(in Japanese)

Takahashi, A., Umino, B., and Oyama K.

“Relationship between Number and Gender of Students and Education Curriculum in

Japanese Ballet Schools: Analysis of Nation-wide Survey on Ballet Education,” Bulletin of

Showa University of Music, Vol. 32, Mar. 2013, pp. 86-98.

Umino, B., Takahashi, K., and Oyama, K.

“Current Status and Issues of Ballet Teachers in Japanese Ballet Schools: Analysis of

Nation-wide Survey on Ballet Education,” Journal of the Japanese Society for Dance

Research, Vol. 35, Dec. 2012, pp. 13-22.

Umino, B., Takahashi, K., and Oyama, K.

“Comparative Analysis of Large-scale Social Surveys Focusing on the Number and the Rate

of Ballet Students in Japan,” Bulletin of the Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University, Vol. 50, No.

1, Dec. 2012, pp. 51-65.

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Soga, A., Umino B., and Hirayama M.

“Experiments on Choreographic Creation of Contemporary Dance Using Motion Data

Archives and 3DCG,” Journal of The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers,

Vol. 66, No. 12, Nov. 2012, pp. J539-J545.

Takahashi, A., Umino, B., and Oyama K.

“Outline and Basic Results of Nation-wide Survey on Ballet Education,” Journal of the

Japanese Society for Musical Arts Management, Vol. 4, Oct. 2012, pp. 89-95.


“Systematic Coding Method and Creation-Supporting System for Ballet Choreography Using

3DCG,” Journal of the Society for Art and Science, Vol. 3, No. 1, Mar. 2004, pp. 96-107.

Umino, B.

“Theory and Practice for Information Organization Directed to Human Motion Data :

Development of 3D-motion Database for Classical Ballet Basic Steps,” Bulletin of the Faculty

of Sociology, Toyo University, Vol. 41, No. 1, Nov. 2003, pp. 131-167.

Soga, A., Umino B., and Yasuda T.

“A Web-based Motion Archive and 3DCG Simulation System to Support Classical Ballet

Choreography,” Journal of the Information Processing Society of Japan, Vol. 44, No. 2, Feb.

2003, pp. 227-234.

Soga, A., Umino B., and Yasuda T.

“A Web-based Interactive Choreography Simulation System for Ballet,” Journal of the

Society for Art and Science, Vol. 1, No. 1, Dec. 2002, pp. 30-38.

Umino B.

“The Scope of Physical Information Media Studies,” Bulletin of the Faculty of Sociology,

Toyo University, Vol. 36, No. 3, Mar. 1999, pp. 25-54.

2.1.3. Proceedings and Reports

(in English)

Soga, A. and Umino, B.

“Virtual Dance Theatre: Publication of Classical Ballet Solo Animation in Web3D

Environment, ” The 38th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive

Techniques (SIGGRAPH 2011), Vancouver, Canada, Aug. 2011, Research Posters, No.

8A.

Umino, B., Soga, A, and Hirayama, M.

“Choreographic Creation of Contemporary Dance Using Motion Data Archives and

3DCG, ” Digital Resources for the Humanities & Arts 2010 ,London, UK, Sep. 2010.

Soga, A, Umino, B., and Hirayama, M.

“Automatic Composition for Contemporary Dance Using 3D Motion Clips: Experiment

on Dance Training and System Evaluation, ” Proceedings of International Conference on

Cyberworlds 2009, Bradford, UK, Sep. 2009, pp. 171-176.

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Soga, A, Umino, B., and Hirayama, M.

“Automatic Composition for Contemporary Dance Sequences, ” The 1st ACM

SIGGRAPH Conference and Exhibition in Asia, Sketches, Singapore, Dec. 2008.


“Automatic Composition of Dramatic Movement: Analysis and Algorithm for Creating

Contemporary Dance Sequences, ” Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on

Computer Graphics Theory and Applications, Funchal, Portugal, Jan. 2008, pp. 322-325.


“An Attempt of Dance Sequence Composition: Blending Ballet and Contemporary

Dance,” Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Enactive Interfaces, Grenoble,

France, Nov. 2007, pp. 409-412.


“A Prototype System of Lesson on Demand for Ballet, ” Poster Proceedings of ACM

SIGGRAPH / Eurographics Symposium on Computer Animation 2007, San Diego, USA,

Aug. 2007, pp. 32-33.

Umino, B., Soga, A., and Hirayama, M.

“Web3D Choreo-collaboration: Feasibility Study for Blending Classical Ballet and

Contemporary Dance,” Monaco Dance Forum 2006, Dec. 2006.

Soga, A., Umino, B., Yasuda, T., and Yokoi, S.

“Automatic Composition and Simulation System for Ballet Sequences Using 3D Motion

Archive,” Proceedings of International Conference on Cyberworlds 2006, Lausanne, Nov.

2006, pp. 43-49


“Web3D Dance Composer: Automatic Composition of Ballet Sequences,” The 33rd

International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH

2006), Research Poster, No. 5, Boston, USA, Jul. 2006.

Soga, A., Umino, B., and Longstaff, J. S.

“Automatic Composition of Ballet Sequences Using a 3D Motion Archive,” Book of

Extended Abstracts of the 1st South-Eastern European Digitization Initiative Conference,

Ohrid, Macedonia, Sep. 2005, pp. 126-129


“Laban Motif of Algorithms for Automatic Generation of Dance Sequences in "Web3D

Dance Composer",” Proceedings of the 24th Biennial Conference of the International

Council of Kinetography Laban (ICKL), London, Jul. 2005, Vol. 2, pp. 303-324.


“Web3D Dance Composer: Laban Motif of Algorithms for Non-linear Choreography,”

Monaco Dance Forum 2004, Dec. 2004.

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“Web3D Dance Composer: Preserving the Character of Classical Ballet Enchaînement

in an Online User-editable Simulation System,” 18th World Congress of Dance Research,

Argos, Greece , CF04124, Nov. 2004.

(in Japanese)


“Choreographic Support for Contemporary Dance using a Body-Part Motion Synthesis

System: Comparison of Learning Effect between Laptops and Tablets,” The Special Interest

Group Technical Reports of the Information Processing Society of Japan, 2013-MBL-68(19),

Nov. 2013, pp. 1-6.

Umino, B. and Soga, A.

“Prospects for Publication of Classical Ballet Animation in Web3D Environment: Prototype

and Evaluation of Virtual Dance Theatre,” IEICE Technical Report, Institute of Electronics,

Information and Communication Engineers, Vol. 109, No. 466, Mar. 2010, pp. 19-22.


“Creative Simulation by Analyzing Choreographic Elements of Classical Ballet,” Proceedings

of the IPSJ-SIGCH Symposium, Oct. 2008, Vol. 2008, No. 100, pp. 45-52.


“Blended Choreography of Ballet and Contemporary Dance by Using 3DCG Motion Data,”

The Special Interest Group Technical Reports of the Information Processing Society of Japan,

Jul. 2007, Vol. 2007, No. 78, pp. 45-52.


“Automatic Composition System for Dance Education: Experiment of Choreography Creation

by Several Algorithms,” IEICE Technical Report, Institute of Electronics, Information and

Communication Engineers, Vol. 106, No. 611, Mar. 2007, pp. 25-28.

Umino, B. and Soga, A.

“A Prototype Program for Visualization of Dance Performances Using 3DCG Motion

Database,” The Special Interest Group Technical Reports of the Information Processing

Society of Japan, Jul. 2006, Vol. 2006, No. 85, pp. 41-46.


“Development of Dance Motion Archive as Web-contents and Dance Choreography and

Staging Using 3DCG,” Proceedings of the 1st Digital Contents Symposium, May 2005, pp.

34-37.


“Automatic Composition System for Ballet Choreographies Using 3DCG: An Application of

Motion Data Archive for Dance Education,” Proceedings of the IPSJ-SIGCH Symposium, Dec.

2004, pp. 253-258.


“System for the Creation and Accumulation of Choreography for Ballet Lessons using 3DCG,”

Proceedings of the 19th NICOGRAPH, Nov. 2003, pp. 111-116.

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“3DCG Choreographic Simulation System for Ballet Lesson,” Proceedings of the 28th Annual

Conference of Japanese Society for Information and Systems in Education, Aug. 2003, pp.

19-20.

Soga, A., Umino, B., Yasuda T.

“A Web-based Choreography Simulation System to Support the Composition of Classical

Ballet,” Technical Report of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication

Engineers, Vol. 102, No. 660, Feb. 2003, pp. 71-74.

Soga, A., Endo M., Yasuda, T. Umino, B., and Kaiga, T.

“Standardization of Dance Motion Data Using H-anim which are Gathered by Motion

Capture Systems and its Application: Construction of a Motion Data Archive for Classical

Ballet,” Proceedings of the IPSJ-SIGCH Symposium, Dec. 2001, pp. 41-48.

Soga, A., Umino, B., and Yasuda T.

“An Interactive Choreography Simulation System for Ballet Based on the Web,” Proceedings

of the 17th NICOGRAPH, Nov. 2001, pp. 191-196.

Umino, B. and Kaiga, T.

“A Prototype of 3D Motion Picture Database for Classic Ballet Steps and its Evaluation,”

Proceedings of 61st IPSJ Annual Conference, Oct. 2000, pp. [4-389]-[4-390].

2.1.4 Translations

(from English to Japanese)

Craine, D. and Mackrell, J.

The Oxford Dictionary of Dance, Oxford University Press, 2002, vi, 527 p.

[Heibon-sha, 2010, 720 p. translated by Suzuki, S., Akao, Y., Umino, B., and Nagano, Y.]

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2.2 Informatics

2.2.1 Books

(in Japanese)

Nemoto, A. ed.

Foundations of Library and Information Science. Tokyo, University of Tokyo Press, May

2013. 267 p.

Umino wrote Chapter 1, Section 2 (pp. 11-20) and Chapter 2 (pp. 43-93).

Umino, B. and Toda, S.

“Essential Change of Information Organization in the Digitalized and Networked Society: A

Media Study”

in New Development of Information Access: The Latest Trend of Information Use and

Retrieval. Bensei-shuppan. Oct. 2009. pp. 23-40. (204 p.)

Umino, B.

“Kansei Information Processing” and “Search Engine”

in New Horizons in Library and Information Studies: 50 Keywords. Tokyo, Japan Library

Association, Mar. 2005. pp. 48-55, 65-71. (353 p.)

Umino, B. and Tamura, Y.

Information Literacy. Tokyo, Ohmu-sha. Oct. 2002. 236 p.


“Inevitability to Reduction of Social Function of Libraries: The Structural Change of

Information Circulation and the Meaning of Libraries”

in Electronic Library: Circulation of Digital Information and the Future of Libraries.

Bensei-shuppan. Nov. 2001. pp. 11-45. (204 p.)

Umino, B., Kageura, K., and Toda, S.

Academic Information and Libraries. Tokyo, Yuzankaku. Nov. 1999. 243 p.

Umino, B.

“History of Communication Media” and “Networked Information Resources”

in Handbook of Library and Information Science, 2nd ed. Tokyo, Maruzen, Mar. 1999. pp.

176-192, 244-256. (1145 p.)

Hirano, H. ed.

Library Materials. Tokyo, Jusonbo. Mar. 1998. 186 p.

Japan Database Association ed.

Practical Use of Online Information Sources. Tokyo, Nichigai Associates. Feb. 1998. 191 p.

Umino, B.

“Diversification of Information Media and Networked Information Resources Possibilities of

Networked Information Resources”

in Potential of Networked Information Resources. Tokyo, Nichigai Associates. Jan. 1996, pp.

7-36. (187 p.)

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Toda, S., Kageura, K., and Umino, B.

Information Search on the Internet. Tokyo, Nichigai Associates, Nov. 1994. 243 p.

Umino, B.

“Distribution Laws in Informetrics: Toward Constructing of the Mathematical Models”

in Mathematical Methods in Library and Information Science, Tokyo, Nichigai Associates,

Apr. 1994, pp. 16-54. (148 p.)


(in English)


“A Sixty Year History and Analysis of the Japanese Publishing Industry: A Statistical

Analysis of Circulation,” Publishing Research Quarterly, Vol. 26, No. 4, Dec. 2010, pp.

278-286.

Kageura, K. and Umino, B.

“Methods of Automatic Term Recognition: A Review,” Terminology; International

Journal of the Theoretical and Applied Issues in Specialised Communication, Vol. 3, No.

2, 1996, pp. 259-289.

(in Japanese)


“A Quantitative Analysis of the Change of Print Media Acceptance in Japan after the World

War II,” Journal of the Japan Society of Library and Information Science, Vol. 58, No. 1, Mar.

2012, pp. 1-17.


“Comprehensive Comparison of Communication Media focused on Communicative Capacity,”

Journal of the Japan Society of Library and Information Science, Vol. 55, No. 3, Sep. 2009,

pp. 119-140.


“The Formation of the Modern Subject and the Contribution of Printed Books and Libraries to

the Completion of Modernity,” Journal of the Japan Society of Library and Information

Science, Vol. 52, No. 4, Dec. 2006, pp. 205-221.


“The Changes of Goal and the New Plans for Information Retrieval Education: The

Application of Social Filtering and Information Visualization,” Toyo Informatics Review,

Toyo University, No. 31, Mar. 2000, pp. 89-97.

Umino, B.

“Academic Libraries in the Age of Information,” Journal of Japanese Scientists, Vol. 33, No.

1, Jan. 1998, pp. 5-9.


“The Meaning and Feasibility of Development of CAI System for Information Search,” Toyo

Informatics Review, Toyo University, No. 29, Mar. 1998, pp. 75-81.

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Umino, B.

“Multimedia and Index,” Journal of Japan Indexers Association, Vol. 20, No. 4, Nov. 1996,

pp. 7-17.

Toda, S. and Umino, B.

“Copyright in the Age of Electronic Libraries,” Pharmaceutical Library, Vol. 41, No. 2, May

1996, pp. 138-147.

Toda, S. and Umino, B.

“Information Services of Foreign Academic Societies,” Journal of Information Science and

Technology Association, Vol. 45, No. 8, Aug. 1995, pp. 400-406.

Umino, B., Nagasawa, M., Miura, I., and Toda, S.

“Report of a Survey on Recording Reference Transactions and Developing Reference

Collections in Academic Libraries,” Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, the University of

Tokyo, Vol. 32, Mar. 1993, pp. 325-351.

Nozue, T., Fukunaga, T., Umino, B., and Toda, S.

“The Layout of the Back-of-the-Book Indexes in Japan,” Journal of Japan Indexers

Association, Vol. 16, No. 4, Nov. 1992, pp. 1-25.


“The Present State of Indexing and Abstracting Services in Six Subjects: Philosophy,

Psychology, Sociology, Physics, Chemistry, and Electricity,” Journal of Japan Indexers

Association, Vol. 16, No. 2, May 1992, pp. 1-19.


“The Present State of Library and Information Science Journals Covered by Indexing and

Abstracting Services,” Journal of Japan Indexers Association, Vol. 15, No. 3, Aug. 1991, pp.

1-14.

Umino, B., Nagasawa, M., and Toda, S.

“Stratified Structure of Reference Services of the Academic Libraries in Japan,” Annals of

Japan Society of Library Science, Vol. 37, No. 2, Jun. 1991, pp. 64-77, 99-100.

Toda, S., Umino, B., and Nagasawa, M.

“The Actual Conditions of the Main Library Reference Services in Small-Sized Universities:

1989,” Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, the University of Tokyo, Vol. 30, Mar. 1991, pp.

329-350.

Fukunaga, T., Umino B., and Toda, S.

“The Actual Conditions of the Back-of-the-Book Indexes in Japan,” Journal of Japan

Indexers Association, Vol. 14, No. 3, Aug. 1990, pp. 1-22.

Toda, S., Nagasawa, M., and Umino, B.

“The Actual Conditions of the Main Library Reference Services in Medium-Size Universities:

1988,” Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, the University of Tokyo, Vol. 29, Mar. 1990, pp.

121-145.

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Umino, B., Nagasawa, M., and Toda, S.

“Correlation Study of Some Variables in Reference Services: The Actual Conditions of the

Academic Libraries in Japan,” Library and Information Science, No. 27, Mar. 1990, pp.

115-129.


“Comparison and Evaluation of Dictionaries of Modern Japanese Language,” Adult

Education and Librarianship, University of Tokyo, No. 14, Mar. 1990, pp. 33-49.

Horikawa, T., Umino, B., Nagasawa, M., and Toda, S.

“The Actual Conditions of Library Guides of Academic Libraries,” Annals of Japan Society of

Library Science, Vol. 36, No. 1, Mar. 1990, pp. 9-21.


“Evaluation of Indexing Softwares of the U.S.A. and the U.K.: Personal Computer

Applications to Preparation of Indexes (2),” Journal of Japan Indexers Association, Vol. 14,

No. 1, Feb. 1990, pp. 11-32.


“Study of All-purpose Softwares for Index Making: Personal Computer Applications to

Preparation of Indexes (1),” Journal of Japan Indexers Association, Vol. 13, No. 4, Nov. 1989,

pp. 1-18.


“Quantitative Analysis of Words in Titles of Bibliographies: Co-occurrence Patterns of

Semantic Categories,” Annals of Japan Society of Library Science, Vol. 35, No. 3, Sep. 1989,

pp. 116-128.


“Analysis of Two Types of JITEN Based on Bibliographic Data,” Adult Education and

Librarianship, University of Tokyo, No. 13, Mar. 1989, pp. 1-18.

Umino, B.

“Weighting methods based on word frequencies for automatic indexing,” Library and

Information Science, No. 26, Mar. 1989, pp. 67-88.

Kageura, K., Umino, B., and Toda, S.

“Analyses of Words in Titles of Bibliographies,” Journal of Japan Indexers Association, Vol.

12, No. 2, May 1988, pp. 1-16.


“Quantitative Analysis of Words in Reference Book Titles,” Adult Education and

Librarianship, University of Tokyo, No. 12, Mar. 1988, pp. 101-126.

Umino, B.

“Browsing Through Library Collections,” Adult Education and Librarianship, University of

Tokyo, No. 11, Mar. 1987, pp. 13-22.

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Umino, B.

“Formulations of Bradford's Law: A Discussion of its Historical Dvelopment,” Library and

Information Science, No. 24, Mar. 1987, pp. 11-29.

2.2.3. Proceedings and Reports

(in English)


“The Correlation between Library Circulation and Bookstore Circulation in Japan: A

Time Series Analysis,” Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Conference On Library &

Information Education & Practice 2011, June 2011, pp. 558-565.


“Print Media and Modern Subjects: A Transcendental Examination,” Proceedings of the

Asia-Pacific Conference On Library & Information Education & Practice 2009, Mar. 2009,

pp. 211-220.

(in Japanese)

Ikeya, N., Umino, B., Toda, S., and Nagasawa M.

“The Actual Conditions of Reference Services in Academic Libraries in Japan: Survey in

1999,” The Report to Sociology Institution, Vol. 26, Mar. 2001. 102 p. (founded by Toyo

Sociology Institution)

Tanaka, Y. and Umino, B.

“New Specification of LTB Master Dictionary and its structure,” Proceedings of 39th IPSJ

Annual Conference, No. 1, Oct. 1989, pp. 748-749.


“The Structure and Contents of LTB Master Dictionary,” ICOT Technical Memorandum:

TM-0559 (TM-0514), Institute for New Generation Computer Technology, 1988.


“The Structure and Contents of LTB Master Dictionary,” Proceedings of 37th IPSJ Annual

Conference, No. 2, Nov. 1988, pp. 1086-1087.

2.2.4 Translations

(from English to Japanese)

Hockey, S.

Snobol Programming for the Humanities, Clarendon Press, 1985, 178 p.

[Maruzen, 1989, 241 p. translated by Toda, S., Umino, B., and Kageura, K.]

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2.3 Dance Criticisms

2.3.1 Books

(in Japanese)

Editorial Office of Dance Magazine.

Ballet Perfect Guide, rev. ed. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Jul. 2012. 127 p.

(Umino wrote 8 articles in this book.)


Ballet Dancers 201. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Apr. 2009. 226 p.



Ballet Perfect Guide. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Sep. 2008. 126 p.


Moriyama, M. ed.

Ballet Guide for Theatergoers. Tokyo, Ongaku-no-tomo-sha. Mar. 2003. 219 p.


What is Ballet? rev. ed. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Aug. 2002. 119 p.



Ballet Video: Best 66. Tokyo, Shinshokan. May. 2000. 143+8 p.



What is Ballet? new ed. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Jul. 1999. 144 p.



Dance Handbook, rev. ed. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Jan. 1999. 221 p.



Dancers We Want to See! Tokyo, Shinshokan. Dec. 1996. 102 p.



What are Ballet Schools? Tokyo, Shinshokan. June 1996. 142 p.



What is Ballet? Tokyo, Shinshokan. Dec. 1993. 162 p.


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Ballet People 101. Tokyo, Shinshokan. Jan. 1993. 213 p.


2.3.2 Others

(in Japanese)

(Total)

1992.5-2013.11 Reviews in Newspapers 87*

Reviews and Articles in Magazines 139**

Articles in Brochures of Dance Performances 40

* including 2 reviews of performances in London.

** including 7 reviews of performances in London.

(Each year)

2013.1-2013.11 Reviews in Newspapers 1

Reviews and Articles in Magazines 6*

Articles in Brochures of Dance Performances 3 * including a review of performances by Royal Ballet in London.

2012 Reviews Newspapers 5



* including a review of performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London.

2011 Reviews in Newspapers 8


Articles in Brochures of Dance Performances 4 * including a review of performances by Royal Ballet and a review of

performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London.



Articles in Brochures of Dance Performances 1 * including a review of performances by Royal Ballet and a review of

performances at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London.


Reviews and Articles in Magazines 7








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2004 Reviews in Newspapers 5*


Articles in Brochures of Dance Performances 3 * including 2 reviews of performances in London.
















Reviews and Articles in Magazines 6* * including a review of performances in London.

1997 Reviews and Articles in Magazines 5









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