48 Yukitsugu (Researcher, Sophia University); Nakao Yoshiharu (Professor, Tezukayama Gakuin University); Hishida Tetsuro (Professor, Kyoto Prefectural University); Marui Masako (Assistant, Sophia University); Miyamoto Yasuharu (Osaka City Board of Education); Miwa Satoru (Researcher, Sophia University), Moriai Yoshio (Professor, Tohoku Institute of Technology). I personally have conducted this program on more than 10 occasions. In particular however by presenting their names over here, I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the professors who contributed towards the conservation and restoration of Angkor, as well as towards the activities of training. Professor Nakao had been engaged for around 30 years, that is from 1960 to 1990, in research focused on the site of Naniwanomiya in Osaka, including also its preservation and environmental upgrading. As his experience was amply displayed in our study team, we requested him to serve as guide for the students. The ingenuity of this professor which was based on his archaeological excavations, served as a valued guideline for the clarification of archaeological sites. Also, as the individual in charge of the archaeological team, in order to train the Cambodian researchers he taught them with politeness and care, starting from the basics of the actual work to the method of conservation. He did this along with Professor Miyamoto Yasuharu. Professor Ueno Kunikazu went with the sanction of his director to Cambodia, a nation with which Japan had no diplomatic relations, while he was still enrolled at the National Research Institute for Cultural Properties (Nabunken). Starting from the rudiments he informed the students concerning the academic significance of the investigation of the remains. Also, in various parts of the Angkor ruins, from the traces left behind of the edifice he strove to restore the appearance it had at the time of its construction, thereby educating the students. Professor Masao Katagiri, who had been particularly studying Korean temple architecture and so on from a broad perspective of research on the history of oriental
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