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两宋时期,中国东南沿海地区与日本列岛之间跨海交流频繁,日本各地发现的宋代陶瓷器映证了当时交流的盛况。然而,陶瓷器大多作为日用贸易品输入日本,而且由于体量小,一般经历了再移动和再流通的过程,故而贸易陶瓷所反映的旅日宋商的历史信息具有局限性。近年,日本学界有关九州地区宋风石塔——萨摩塔这种宗教性雕刻物的调查,为宋日交流研究提供了一个新的维度。就萨摩塔的调查与研究而言,日本学者已经积累了较为丰富的成果,其中,高津
During the Song and Song dynasties, there were frequent cross-sea exchanges between the coastal areas of southeastern China and the Japanese archipelago. The Song Dynasty pottery wares found throughout Japan reflected the grand occasion of the exchange at that time. However, most ceramics are imported into Japan as daily trades, and due to their small size, they generally undergo the process of relocation and re-circulation. Therefore, the historical information reflected by trade ceramics is limited. In recent years, Japanese academics on Kyushu Song Song Stone Tower - Satsuma religious sculpture of this investigation, for the study of Song and Japan exchange provides a new dimension. Japanese scholars have accumulated a wealth of achievements in terms of Sumo’s investigation and research. Among them,