International Conference
Rei Emura, Saku Sugawara, & Masatoshi Koizumi. (2024).
A Corpus Analysis of Noun Phrases with Processing Difficulty in Japanese Legal Language.
The 30th AMLaP. 2024/09/05-07. Edinburgh, Scotland. Poster.
Poster
Rei Emura. (2024).
How to make sense of complex Japanese sentences.
4th International Doctoral Symposium on Asian and African Studies. 2024/04/03-05. Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Venice. Oral.
Rei Emura, Yousuke Kawachi, & Masatoshi Koizumi. (2024).
Do Higher Reanalysis Costs Promote Lingering Memory of Initial Misparse?: Evidence from Japanese Garden-Path Sentences.
The 37th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing. 2024/05/16-18. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Poster.
Poster
Rei Emura, Xiaofang Wu, Shiori Kato, & Masatoshi Koizumi. (2023).
Effects of Pre-Verbal and Post-Verbal Processing on Garden-Path Effects and its Difference by Working Memory Capacity.
The 36th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing. 2023/03/09-11. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Poster.
Poster
Domestic Conference
Rei Emura, Hyeonjeong Jeong, Yousuke Kawachi, Ryuya Komuro, and Masatoshi Koizumi. (2025).
An fMRI Study of Sentence Comprehension under the Phonological Loop.
The 170th Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan.
2025/06/28-29. Meikai University, Chiba. Oral.
Junmiao Xi, Rei Emura, and Masatoshi Koizumi
The Interpretation of No-marked Noun Phrases in Ga/No Conversion Sentences by Native Japanese Speakers and Chinese Learners of Japanese.
The 170th Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan.
2025/06/28-29. Meikai University, Chiba. Oral.
Rei Emura & Saku Sugawara. (2025).
Dual tasks promote the rational inference of language models.
The 31the Meeting of the Association for Natural Language Processing. 2025/03/10-14. Dejima Messe Nagasaki, Nagasaki. Oral.
Presentation Material (in Japanese)
Rei Emura, Shinnosuke Isono, & Masatoshi Koizumi. (2023).
Subject retrieval at the object position in Japanese: Insights from eye-tracking.
The 167th Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan. 2023/11/11-12. Doshisha University, Kyoto. Oral.
Proceeding (In Japanese)
Presentation Material (In Japanese)
Rei Emura, Saku Sugawara, Xiaofang Wu, Shiori Kato, & Masatoshi Koizumi. (2023).
Mechanism of the digging-in effect on Japanese garden-path sentences － Evidence from reading time and neural language model －.
Technical Committee on Thought and Language. 2023/09/30-10/01. University of Tokyo, Tokyo. Oral.
Technical Report
Rei Emura. (2021).
Judgment of grmmatical relations in Central Alaskan Yup’ik: the effects of case, agreement, and word order.
The 162th Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan. 2021/06/26-27. Online. Oral.
Presentation Material (In Japanese)
Invited Talks
Rei Emura and Masatoshi Koizumi. (2024).
Why Do We Misunderstand "Who Did What"?: Approaches from Linguistics and Psychology.
NTU x Tohoku University 7th Symposium on AI and Human Studies. 2024/03/02. National Taiwan University, Taipei. Oral.
Rei Emura. (2022).
The effects of word order, case marking, and agreement on comprehension of ambiguous sentences in Central Alaskan Yup’ik.
The 47th Meeting of Kansai Linguistic Society, Special Workshop. 2022/06/11-12. Online. Oral.
Presentation Material (In Japanese)
Rei Emura. (2021).
The effects of word order, case marking, and agreement cues on interpreting Central Alaskan Yup’ik sentences.
International Symposium on Issues in Japanese Psycholinguistics from Comparative Perspectives. 2021/06/26-27. Online. Oral.
Presentation Material
Others
Rei Emura. (2024).
Why Do We Misinterpret Sentences: Interface between Language and Memory.
9th FRIS/DIARE Joint Workshop. 2024/08/07. Tohoku University, Sendai. Poster.
Rei Emura. (2024).
Lingering misinterpretations of Japanese garden-path sentences.
Kansai Circle of Psycholinguistics (KCP) International Workshop 2024. 2024/01/06-07. Konan University, Kobe. Oral.
Rei Emura. (2022).
Misunderstanding and correcting the sentence structure of “who did what to whom”.
7th FRIS/DIARE Joint Workshop. 2022/08/01. Tohoku University, Sendai. Poster.