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Maps and Geology eng

Maps of Japan from the Collection of Sir Hugh and Lady Cortazzi, now on loan to the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures, is a unique and rare collection of old Japanese maps that integrate both European and Japanese perspectives on Japan from the early sixteenth to the nineteenth century. Areas of maps range from the Japanese islands to a map of a local city. It is not known how much of the collection is digitised.

: 学会名鑑

Research Societies, People, and Databases jpn

Gakkai Meikan, or the scholarly society directory, presents information concerning major Japanese scholarly societies who work in cooperation with the Science Council of Japan. It lists basic information about activities, such as the number of members, frequency of publication, and meetings

Maps and Geology jpn

Contains information on the whereabouts of old maps, mainly urban maps made in early modern Japan. Images attached for maps in the Nichibunken collection.

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Several variations of Japanes maps (standard, photo, dissaster etc.)

: Japanese Map Warper

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: Plateau

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: 古地図コレクション

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: お茶の水女子大学 貴重資料 外邦図コレクション

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: Webcat Plus

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: Resesarchmap

Research Societies, People, and Databases eng

Researchmap is a directory of researchers in Japan. It lists most of the researchers working at universities, national research institutions, and some private institutions. It also accepts registration from graduate students by request. At times, the directory contains duplications and out-dated information

: 地域研究コンソーシアム

Research Societies, People, and Databases eng

The Japan Consortium for Area Studies consists of institutions and organisations that focus on areal studies. Its list of members (navigation links in sidebar: ‘About the Japan Consortium for Area Studies (JACS)’ » ‘Members’) can also be used as a collection of links to institutions and organisations