National Museum of Japanese History (2024)

国立歴史民俗博物館(歴博)のメタ資料学研究センターは、令和4(2022)年度より新たなプロジェクト「日本歴史文化知の構築と歴史文化オープンサイエンス研究」を進めています。「日本歴史文化知」とは、「人文情報学的研究」と「地域歴史協働研究」の相互連携にもとづく研究プロセスと研究成果の総体を指します。「人文情報学的研究」では、地域における歴史資料(地域歴史資料)をはじめとする様々な歴史資料の多様なデータ構築とその高度なデータの研究を、歴史資料分析に即して進め、「地域歴史協働研究」では、そこから得られたデータを用い、地域の人々と協働して資料の継承を考え、地域歴史資料研究を推進します。

今回のプレゼンテーションでは、当プロジェクトの中核をなす情報基盤システム「khirin (Knowledgebase of HIstorical Resources in INstitutes)」の説明を中心に、広くデータ連携の可能性について説明します。

Kinokuniya (2024)

紀伊國屋書店  Kinokuniya Company Ltd.

学術電子図書館 KinoDen

紀伊國屋書店の学術電子図書館KinoDen(キノデン)は既に世界で約500機関で導入頂いており、収録タイトル数も2024年7月現在で77,000タイトル以上、随時続々追加されています。
ヨーロッパや北米など日本国外でも既に多くの研究機関や教育機関にてご利用頂いております。
今回のプレゼンテーションではKinoDenの最新情報について、デモを交えつつご紹介させて頂きます。

 

KinoDen: Digital Library for Academics

Japan Publications Trading Co., Ltd. (2024)

Japan Publications Trading Co., Ltd. (HIRONAKA Tomoko & HAYASHI Yoko)

お薦め新刊図書のご案内

私ども日本出版貿易は、1942年に創立、日本研究の専門書から小説、コミックまで幅広く書籍を
海外の図書館様に提供し、日本研究に携わる皆様をサポートさせていただいております。

取扱商品:日本研究専門書、学術刊行物、美術館博物館展示会図録、古書/稀少本、小説、コミック、雑誌
(定期購読、バックナンバー)、Maruzen eBook Library, J-DAC, 新聞記事/辞書事典データベース、CD, DVD,
Blu-ray, マイクロフィルムなど

今回のEAJRSでも、さまざまな出版社のお薦め新刊図書をご案内させていただきます。
 

Japan Times (2024)

Sawako Fujii
The Japan Times, Ltd. Sales Div. Digital Promotion Dept.

ジャパンタイムズからデジタル・アーカイブの最新情報

ジャパンタイムズのデジタル、アーカイブについてそれぞれ商品としての特長をご紹介します。アーカイブについては、既存商品と新たに追加された商品についてご説明いたします。また今後の予定についてご報告予定。

Digital Archive Update from The Japan Times

The Japan Times provides both daily news in digital formats and the newspaper’s archives in a database. In this presentation, I will report on The Japan Times' recent developments in digital news, on our new archive products, as well as our future plans.

The Japan Times

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Nichibunken (2024)

国際日本文化研究センター(日文研)
International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken)

国際日本文化研究センター(日文研)は、国際的・学際的・総合的な日本文化に関する共同研究と、世界の日本研究者・研究機関への研究協力と情報発信をおこなう機関です。また当センター図書館では、日本研究に必要な日本語・外国語の文献資料・研究書等を幅広く収集し、国内外の日本研究者に提供しています。

Case study: Japanese books restoration (2024)

Barros, Elisa

In a previous presentation I introduced my studio and how I work with damaged Japanese books. I showed different possibilities of treatments and materials that restorers use in the restoration and/or conservation of books. This time, I want to focus my research and my practices on a very specific problem. As is very often the case, we find holes made by insects in our collections of Japanese books. I will present a case study with 6 different possibilities (such as adding fibers manually, adding fibers by machine, by doubling, etc.). All these possibilities will be demonstrated, analyzed and discussed in terms of feasibility in relation to the conservation of books/collections.

Echoes of Edo in the University of Oregon's Japanese Votive Slips Collection (2024)

McDowell, Kevin

The University of Oregon's Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) has a large and rare collection of Japanese votive slips (nōsatsu or senjafuda), consisting of over ninety albums with thousands of individual images. The slips, with the names and addresses of pilgrims printed on them, were originally used in early modern Japan to paste on shrines and temples as a way of earning religious merits. This ostensibly religious practice, however, was, almost from the start, mixed with aspects of play and, over time, an exchange element was added as nōsatsu aficionados began to commission artists, carvers and printers to produce elaborate, polychrome artworks solely for the purpose of exchanging and collecting at regular meetings and not for commercial uses. This collection is of unique cultural interest as it offers a glimpse into an art form that was exclusive to the networks of nōsatsu groups that engaged in pasting and exchanging slips in the late Edo, Meiji, Taishō and early Shōwa periods (ca. 1850-1930).

Two Hosho-shis that Sankin-kotai created (2024)

Ishikawa, Yoshie

The presentation will demonstrate through paper research that there are two types of hosho paper with different folding methods, sizes, and thicknesses, and will reveal that Roju-Hosho was issued less formal when Daimyo was in Edo. The presenter will report on examples of Roju-Hosho preserved in the Yamauchi family (山内家), the lord of the Tosa-Han (土佐藩), and the administrative documents of the Hiroshima-Han.

Challenges of Japanese Local Mingu Materials and Efforts to Open Up and Share the Information (2024)

Kawabe, Sakiko

This presentation will introduce and discuss the challenges of preserving and utilizing Japanese local mingu materials and the efforts to open up and share information on them. Everyday objects, such as tableware, utensils, tools and equipment for livelihood, clothes, adornments, and furniture made and used through people's daily lives, are called "mingu" in Japanese folklore and museums. They are significant materials through which we can interpret the culture and changes of people's living in a certain time span or space. Therefore, mingu, especially those made and used before the drastic changes in people's lifestyle during the high economic growth after WW2, were collected throughout the country and preserved in each region to protect them from disappearance.

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