原胤昭の生涯とその事業 : 東京出獄人保護所の創設と原の援助方法を中心として

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Taneaki Hara is the pioneer of prison reform and rehabilitation of ex-convicts in Japan. He established the Tokyo Rehabilitation Facility in January 1897 in response to the ex-convicts' requests for help. The purpose of this study is to clarify his achievements as the head of the Tokyo Rehabilitation Facility during the Meiji era, and as data to accomplish this clarification, sources such as Hara's theses were used. Hara helped with the rehabilitation of persons who had been discharged, receiving the support of his patrons and friends. He himself developed the method for supporting the ex-convicts, deciding on the support policy for each client, depending on his situation at the intake. He adjusted the environment for ex-convicts and conducted improvements in their way of life. He documented the record of the rehabilitation of ex-convicts on his "Hogo-cards", evaluated his own practices, and published his findings. Before the social casework method was introduced in Japan, he was practicing an advanced support method adapted to the circumstances of our country. And Hara also made the effort to train new persons who would be engaged in the rehabilitation of ex-convicts.
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