Kyoto University Library Network

The Making of the Modern World (MOMW Part: I, II, III) is now available on Gale's platform. (Update: 2020/03/12)
Also available in NII-REO (except Part III).

For more information see the following links:
Gale platform is available: MOMW (Jul. 2019)
https://www.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/bulletin/1382745?lang=en

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The platform of Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) and the Making of the Modern World (MOMW I, II) have changed from Gale to NII-REO since April 2018.

Please access the following new URLs:

• NII-REO Humanities & Social Sciences Collection
  https://reo.nii.ac.jp/hss/
• ECCO (Eighteenth Century Collections Online)
  https://reo.nii.ac.jp/hss/ecco_searchdetail
• MOMW (Making of the Modern World: 1450-1850)
  https://reo.nii.ac.jp/hss/momw_searchdetail
• MOMWII (Making of the Modern World: 1851-1914)
  https://reo.nii.ac.jp/hss/momw2_searchdetail

Access your saved items on ECCO/MoMW with Gale User Account (Update: 2018/05/17)

You can download and export your saved bibliography list until the end of May 2018. Saved contents will be unavailable from June 2018.

2018/05/30 8:30 System update was completed.

Due to system update, Library Network Service will be suspended on May 30.
We are sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.

Period : About 5 minutes between 7:30am and 8:30am, May 30, 2018

"KULINE"

KUSearch(*1)

Discovery

RareBooks

OtherUniv

CrossSearch(Only Kyoto University holdings cannot be searched)

Online request

MyKULINE

• (*1)While KULINE is out of service, you can search CiNii Books for books and periodicals held in the KU Libraries."How to search books and periodicals held in the KU Libraries when KULINE is out of service."
• The following services will not be affected.
• 1."Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive"(https://rmda.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en)
• 2.E-journals, Databases and Library Homepage
• The services will be resumed upon completion of the sysytem update.

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[Main Library E-Resources Team]

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Kyoto University Library Network has made the digital images of all the materials of Fujikawa Collection, its rare collection in the field of medicine, open to the public in Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive.

Kyoto University's Fujikawa Collection is a collection of about 5,000 books formerly held by Yu Fujikawa (1865-1940), Doctor of medicine and letters, and donated to Kyoto University separately on three occasions in 1917 and later. Doctor Fujikawa collected academic books widely and systematically in order to compile History of Japanese Medicine (Nihon igakushi), and constructed this collection of books consisting of Japanese and Chinese medical books before the Meiji period and translations of Western medical books after the mid Edo period, mainly during the end of the Edo period.

An interesting example among the new release is Oranda zenku naigai bungouzu oyobi kengou, translation of an anatomical book with many charts consisting of layers of paper pieces on which muscles, circulatory organs, bone structures and others are depicted in detail.

Part of anatomical charts from Oranda zenku naigai bungouzu oyobi kengou (Main Library, Kyoto University)
Left four shots are front views of a human body and the other two rear views. Body-shaped paper pieces are put one over another, each showing detailed depiction of different organ systems.

The digitization of Fujikawa Collection, first started in 1998, was highly accelerated by large-scale projects in 2016 and 2017 and approximately 2,000 titles were digitized in 2016, followed by 2,700 titles in 2017. The release of digitized data of 1,647 titles this time concludes the whole digitization project of Fujikawa Collection.

1,924 newly digitized titles, including 1,647 titles from Fujikawa Collection, are now available in Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive, in which a total of 900,314 images of 10,362 titles are available as of April 26, 2018.

Materials held by the Main Library
 - Fujikawa Coll.       1,647 titles
 - Tanimura Coll.         106 titles
 - Muroga Coll.             19 titles
 - Konoe Coll.                8 titles
 - Seike Coll.                 1 titles
 - Shimada Coll.             1 titles
 - Documents on Education in Germany     6 titles
 - Other rare materials (jpn)     104 titles
 - Non-rare materials     12 titles
 - Semi-rare materials     1 titles
Materials held by Yoshida-South Library       7 titles
Materials held by the Graduate School of Letters           4 titles
Materials held by the Graduate School of Economics     8 titles

[Electronic Resources Section, Main Library]

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