- Akama laboratory
- Akama Lab Archives
- Websites with materials on Japanese culture and art
- Kimura laboratory
- Wada laboratory
- John Carpenter laboratory
- Furukawa laboratory
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May 30, 2011
"Digitally Archiving the World's Museums" article series
An article series entitled “Digitally Archiving the World’s Museums” was launched on the Nissha Foundation for Printing Culture and Technology website AMeet. The first article, which is subtitled “What kind of digitalization is being called for?”, goes over the history of digital archiving and summarizes our project’s approach to the archiving of cultural properties.
Later articles will introduce museums and libraries that are currently advancing digital archiving.
May 16, 2011
Start of a web portal for digitally viewing Ritsumeikan University's rare literary and art- related materials
The research project “Digitally Releasing Rare Literary and Art-Related Materials Held at Ritsumeikan’s Kinugasa Campus,” which was supported through funding from the College of Letters upon the 110th anniversary of the founding of Ritsumeikan in 2010, has resulted in the following web portal.
You can view materials from library archives such as the Saionji Collection, the Hakuyoso collection, and the library reference room; as well as materials from Art Research Center archives such as the Fujii Eikan Collection, the Hayashi Yoshikazu Collection, the Sakurai Collection, and ukiyo-e.
Ritsumeikan University Rare Books Archive Japanese Literature & Art
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