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観世アーカイブ / 観世文庫・観世宗家
Religious Studies jpn
賀茂県主同族会(上賀茂神社)/賀茂祢宜神主系図ほか / 賀茂県主同族会(上賀茂神社)
Religious Studies jpn
Japanese Media and Popular Culture / 東京大学大学院・情報学環・学際情報学府, 角川文化振興財団
: Japanese Media and Popular Culture
Ethnography and Folklore eng
神名データベース / 國學院大學古事記学センター
Religious Studies jpn
Digital 法寶義林 (Hôbôgirin) / フランス学士院碑文・文芸アカデミー, SAT大蔵経データベース研究会
Religious Studies jpn
禅文化研究所蔵書Search / 禅文化研究所
Religious Studies jpn
Basic Terms of Shinto / 國學院大學デジタル・ミュージアム
: 神道基本用語集
Religious Studies eng
Basic Terms of Shinto is a glossary for essential terms, divines, and shrines. It also covers materials used in rites. It is searchable in both English and Japanese, using the Roman alphabet or kanji and hiragana form.
Folktale Archive / 東北文教大学短期大学附属図書館
: 民話研究センター 民話アーカイブ
Ethnography and Folklore jpn
Museum Archive / 平塚市博物館
: 博物館アーカイブ
Ethnography and Folklore jpn
Folk Tool Database / 松茂町歴史民俗資料館・人形浄瑠璃芝居資料館
: 松茂町教育委員会収集民具
Ethnography and Folklore jpn
Northern Research Database, Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples / 北海道立北方民族博物館
: 北方研究データベース
Ethnography and Folklore jpn
Digital Archives, Iwate Prefectural Museum / 岩手県立図書館
: 岩手県立博物館デジタルアーカイブ
Ethnography and Folklore jpn
Digital Museum of the Maruyama School , Daijyoji Temple / 高野山真言宗亀居山大乗寺
: 大乗寺円山派デジタルミュージアム
Religious Studies eng
Photo Archive of Japanese Religions / 南山宗教文化研究所
: 日本の宗教に関する写真集
Religious Studies eng
Photo Archive of Japanese Religions, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture is an open repository of photographs—both in the nature of its collection and the manner of usage—capturing Japanese religious culture nationwide. The collection is based on a gift from I. Reader.
The SAT Daizokyo Text Database / SAT大藏經テキストデータベース研究会
: SAT大正新脩大藏經テキストデータベース
Religious Studies eng
The SAT Daizokyo Text Database offers the complete text of the Taisho Tripitaka, a compilation of all Buddhist scriptures; it is also a search gateway. The database connects to other related databases, such as Digital Dictionary of Buddhism and a bibliographic database on the Buddhist studies in order to foster a better understanding of various scriptures.
Digital Dictionary of Buddhism / 東京大学
: 電子佛教辭典
Religious Studies jpn
The Digital Dictionary Buddhism is a compilation of entries on Buddhist terms, texts, schools, temples, and persons. Its use is restricted according to one’s contribution to the dictionary
Sotozen-Net: Glossary / 曹洞宗宗務庁
: Glossary, 曹洞禅ネット
Religious Studies eng
The Glossary to the Sotozen-Net lists terms related to the Soto Zen school of Buddhism; items are listed alphabetically according to the English translation. It was originally published as an appendix to Standard Observances of the Soto Zen School (translated by G. Foulk, 2010).
The Laures Rare Book Database & Virtual Library / 上智大学キリシタン文庫
: ラウレスキリシタン文庫データベース
Religious Studies, History eng
The Laures Rare Book Database & Virtual Library, Kirishitan Bunko, Sophia University is a catalogue and digital gallery containing the works of Jesuit and other missionaries to Japan. The Laures database has been revised from Laures’s seminal descriptive catalogue (1951, 2nd ed.). On the other hand Virtual Library displays rare materials belonging to the university’s Kirishitan Bunko collection.
The Meiji and Taisho Eras in Photographs: From Photographs in Publications Held by the National Diet Library / 国立国会図書館
: 写真の中の明治・大正 : 国立国会図書館所蔵写真帳から
Ethnography and Folklore eng
The Meiji and Taisho Eras in Photographs highlights scenery from the last decade of the nineteenth century to the early decades of the twentieth century from Tokyo and Kansai. Both count 500 and 400 items, respectively. It is possible to search for photographs by maps, categories, and keywords.
East Asia Image Collection / Lafayette Digital Repository
Ethnography and Folklore eng
The East Asia Image Collection, Lafayette College presents digitized contemporary postcards, photographs, and slides which showcase from Japan’s colonial expansion era to occupation era, including China, Korea, Japan, and Indonesia, Colonial Taiwan, and Manchuria (it particularly highlights these last two areas).