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J-GLOBAL ID:202101010563226845   Update date: Sep. 11, 2024

TOMARU Kanako

トマル カナコ | TOMARU Kanako
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Job title: TOMARU, Kanako
Research field  (1): Linguistics
Research keywords  (1): Phonetics, Phonology, Psycholinguistics, speech perception, speech production
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (3):
  • 2018 - 2023 Effects of lexical knowledge on perception of English vowels by native speakers of Japanese
  • 2016 - 2019 Impact of similarity measurement on perception of native and non-native speech perception
  • 2014 - 2016 Investigation into the effect of the Automatic Speech Processing on categorical perception
Papers (14):
  • Tomaru & Arai. Effects of offset transitional movements on perceptual duration of preceding formant steady state. Proceedings of the Technical Committee on Speech Communication, the Acoustical Society of Japan. 2021. 1. 2. 9-13
  • Tomaru. Discrimination of mono-syllables in sentence context: the case of Japanese listeners’ perception of /ba/-/da/ continuum. The 23rd International Congress on Acoustics. 2019. 6823-6827
  • Tomaru & Arai. Evaluation of articulatory similarity using formant and fundamental frequencies during perceptual assimilation of English schwa by native speakers of Japanese. Acoustical Science and Technology. 2019. 40. 4. 233-240
  • Tomaru & Arai. Role of labeling mediation in speech perception: evidence from a voiced stop continuum perceived in different surrounding sound contexts. Acoustical Science and Technology. 2016. 37. 6. 303-314
  • Tomaru. Effects of orthography on loanword adaptation of English diphthong /??/ to Japanese. JELS 33. 2015. 290-295
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MISC (16):
  • Kanako Tomaru, Jeffrey Stewart, Phillip Rowles. “ChatGPT as an Educational Tool” (AlAfnan et al.) and an analysis of the use: How can it work for English education?. 東京理科大学教養教育研究院紀要. 2024. 2. 163-168
  • Kanako Tomaru. Perceptual Assimilation of English High and Mid Vowels by Japanese Listeners: The Role of L1 Lexical Knowledge. 日本音響学会第150回(2023年秋季)研究発表会講演論文集. 2023
  • 渡丸嘉菜子. 日本語母語話者による英語母音知覚について:音響的類似性および語彙知識の影響. 日本音響学会第149回(2023年春季)研究発表会講演論文集. 2023
  • 中村、渡丸. 日本語母語話者に対する /r/ と /l/ の指導法について-日本語母語話者による /r/ と /l/ の知覚傾向からの考察-. 福井大学初等教育研究. 2017. 2. 89-93
  • Tomaru、Nakamura & Arai. Perception of English /r/ and /l/ by native speakers of Japanese under the condition of onset lengthening. Proceedings of the 2017 Spring Meeting of the Acoustical Society of Japan. 2017. 1483-1484
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Lectures and oral presentations  (25):
  • The role of phonetic features in turn-taking: in the case of Japanese spontaneous conversation
    (上智大学音声研究室2023年度シンポジウム 2023)
  • Perceptual Assimilation of English High and Mid Vowels by Japanese Listeners: The Role of L1 Lexical Knowledge
    (日本音響学会第150回(2023年秋季)研究発表会 2023)
  • 日本語母語話者による英語母音知覚について:音響的類似性および語彙知識の影響
    (第149回(2023春季)研究発表会 2023)
  • Effects of offset transitional movements on perceptual duration of preceding formant steady state
    (the Meeting of the Technical Committee on Speech Communication, the Acoustical Society of Japan 2021)
  • Discrimination of mono-syllables in sentence context: the case of Japanese listeners’ perception of /ba/-/da/ continuum
    (the 23rd International Congress on Acoustics 2019)
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Education (1):
  • - 2009 Doshisha University Faculty of Literature 英文学科
Committee career (2):
  • 2022/04/01 - 2023/03/31 Phonetic Society of Japan 100th Anniversary Commemoration Committee
  • 2016/04/01 - 2023/03/31 Phonetic Society of Japan Public Relations Committee
Awards (1):
  • 2013/03/14 - 第6回学生優秀発表賞
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