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Rare Book Digital Archive / 京都外国語大学附属図書館
: 京都外国語大学附属図書館 京都外国語短期大学附属図書館 貴重書デジタルアーカイブ
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Rare Books Digital Archives, Kobe Municipal Library / 神戸市立中央図書館
: 貴重書デジタルアーカイブズ, 神戸市立中央図書館
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Rare books exhibition catalogs / 京都外国語大学附属図書館
: 京都外国語大学附属図書館 京都外国語短期大学附属図書館 デジタル展示会~世界と日本~
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Rare materials exhibitions, Kumamoto University Library / 熊本大学附属図書館
: 熊本大学附属図書館 貴重資料展
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Special Collection, Kyoto Univercity of Foreign Studies Library / 京都外国語大学附属図書館
: 京都外国語大学附属図書館 京都外国語短期大学附属図書館
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The Lafcadio Hearn Library, Toyama University / 富山大学
: 富山大学 ヘルン文庫
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Database of illustrations, The Ikeda Library, Okayama University / 岡山大学
: 岡山大学池田文庫絵図公開データベース
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Rare Book Collection, The Ogi Nabeshima Library, Saga University / 佐賀大学附属図書館
: 佐賀大学附属図書館 貴重書コレクション
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Tohoku University Library Digital Collection / 東北大学附属図書館
: 東北大学附属図書館デジタルコレクション
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The Tohoku University Library Digital Collection is a cross search gateway for the library’s digitised collections, all of which include either rare books or historical documents collections. A description of each database is provided on the ‘Database list’ page
World Digital Library
: WDL
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The World Digital Library is a collaborative project aiming to provide primary materials from all countries and cultures. In terms of Japanese materials, this library offers materials mainly from the pre-modern period such as: maps, Buddhist canons, fine arts, literature, natural history, and historical documents. The main contributors are Library of Congress (US) and the National Diet Library of Japan
Digital Collections of Keio University Libraries / 慶應義塾大学メディアセンター
: 慶應義塾大学メディアセンターデジタルコレクション
Bibliography and Digital Libraries eng
The Digital Collection features high-resolution images of our special collections. In addition to the images of Yukichi Fukuzawa's works and the incunabula collection that were previously available, the new site will feature the entire the Gutenberg 42-line Bible and the Nara Ehon and Emaki collection. Also, Seiichiro Takahashi's Ukiyo-e collection can now be viewed in high resolution.
Digital Silk Road Project / 国立情報学研究所
: デジタルシルクロードプロジェクト
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The Digital Silk Road Project, a joint project of Toyo Bunko and the National Institute of Informatics, is a project aiming to digitise materials connected to the Silk Road. The materials are from the holdings of Toyo Bunko, and in particular from the Morrison Collection, a large collection focused on Asian studies. It includes expedition records, academic studies, historical records, photographs, and maps. It also provides full-text searching
Daiber Collection Database: The Arabic Manuscripts in the Daiber Collection / 東洋文化研究所
: アラビア語舄本ダイバーズコレクションデータベース
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The Daiber Collection Database is a collection of Arabic manuscripts on Islam collected by Professor Hans Daiber. This database offers a description of each manuscript and image. Images of each manuscript can be seen by clicking ‘画像’ next to the number of the manuscript in question.
Digital Library of Classical Chinese Materials / 東京大学東洋文化研究所
: 漢籍善本全映像資料庫
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The Digital Library of Classical Chinese Materials, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, provides descriptions and digitised images of 4630 rare Classical Chinese works of the institute holdings (as of March 2009). Only the first page of materials is offered in colour
Premodern Japanese Texts and Translations / 明治学院大学
: 前近代日本語テキスト翻訳
Literature and Linguistics eng
Premodern Japanese Texts and Translations is a bibliography of Japanese literary and related works, up to the year 1600. It offers bibliographical information concerning original texts, translations in Western languages, and studies. It also offers some links to eBooks
Chirimen Crepe Books Database / 国際日本文化研究センター
: ちりめん本データベース
Literature and Linguistics eng
Chirimen Crepe Books Database is a digital library of translated Japanese folktales printed on Chirimen crepe paper. These materials derive from a series that was translated into Western languages, which was printed as a souvenir for Westerner tourists.
Oxford Corpus of Old Japanes
: オックスフォード上代日本語コーパス
Literature and Linguistics eng
The Oxford Corpus of Old Japanese is still under development. Presently, it offers lexicon search and searchable texts of Old Japanese texts from the 7th and 8th centuries AD, most of which are verses and ritual texts. All attestations in the targeted language can be seen through the lexicon page. KWIC search will be publicly available.
Hanzi Normative Glyphs Database
: 漢字字体規範史データセット
Literature and Linguistics jpn
The Hanzi Normative Glyphs Database is organised to reveal how the forms of glyphic standards changed and spread in the Sinosphere during the medieval and early modern ages. It displays every attested form of the characters and their frequencies. Results are listed in the following order: the early Tang period, the middle Tang period, Japan, other Sinosphere areas, and dictionaries.
Wooden Tablet Character Dictionary / 奈良文化財研究所
: 木簡画像データベース
Literature and Linguistics eng
The Wooden Tablet Character Dictionary is a compilation of Chinese characters written on wooden tablets that were unearthed in Japan. Wooden tablets were used for general purposes from early civilisation to the tenth century. Since these characters are certainly different from the modern standard, such a compilation benefits not only reading wooden tablets but also understanding of the history of Chinese characters in Japan and the Sinosphere.
WATP: The World Atlas of Transitivity Pairs / 国立国語研究所
: 使役交替言語地図
Literature and Linguistics eng
The World Atlas of Transitivity Pairs maps approximately fifty languages, geologically and typologically, in accordance with their pairing patterns between transitive and intransitive verbs: that is to say, whether such pairs were constructed from a derivation of either a transitive or intransitive verb.