Peihan Wu邬沛翰Researcher / independent developer
I turn research,field notes, and ideasinto clear, readable,and useful work.
I study education and East Asian studies, and independently build websites and interactive tools. This site records how I look at people, places, historical narratives, and everyday experience, then organizes interviews, sources, images, and data so any reader can enter, check, and keep exploring.
Experience index
Four directions, twelve entries. No prior knowledge of Japanese history, digital humanities, or development tools is assumed; each entry begins with the background, the material, and what I did.
Module index
The site is organized into four modules: observing places, building, creating, and reading. You can begin with a short explanation or go directly to any page below.
Galaxy map
This interactive map preserves the former home page. It places the four directions and their content entries on one star chart; use it if you prefer to begin with the relationships across the whole site.
Choose a direction to enter
If you would like to continue,write directly.
You can ask about a research topic, a website, or simply one page here. Tell me what you want to understand and what material you already have, and I will begin with the background we can share.
