[Maintenance]ProQuest Ebook Central (Jan. 6,20)
Due to its system maintenance, ProQuest Ebook Central will be unavailable
on Sunday 6th January 2019, from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. and Sunday 20th January 2019, from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (JST).
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[Yoshida South Lib] Temporary changes to library opening hours
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以下の日程で行います。どうぞご利用ください。
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＜日程・時間 / Extended Opening Hours＞
2019/01/9(Wed.)-2019/01/11(Fri.) 時間延長 9:00～21:00
2019/01/15(Tue.)-2019/01/18(Fri.) 時間延長 9:00～21:00
2019/01/19(Sat.) 時間延長 10:00～18:00
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2019/01/26(Sat.) 時間延長 10:00～18:00
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2019/01/28(Mon.) 時間延長 9:00～21:00
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(日本語) 【工学研究科】電気系図書室（吉田）は12月17日（月）より開室しました
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Solved:[Trouble]New Arrival Alert(KULINE)
(2018.12.13)
This problem was solved from today.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Notice about Search Alerts
・Under 10 results on Alert mail
・Targets of Search Alerts are books. If you want to use alert service of serials, please register Serials Alerts.
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(2018.11.29)
Due to the library system trouble, "New Arrival Alert Service of KULINE" is not working.
Currently you are not receiving any Search Alerts nor Serials Alerts from this service.
Please wait for a while until the problem is solved.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Please refer to the following site:
Reference Guide:How to use MyKULINE -New Arrival Alert&My Folder-
https://www.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/modules/refguide/docs/RefGuide_MyKULINE_alert_en.pdf
[Main Library Academic Support Section]
[Library Network] Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive: the number of Images has surpassed the 1,000,000 mark! (938 new items released)
938 new items have been released in Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive: 477 writings by royalists from "Collage on Folding Screens, Meiji Restoration Collection", and 461 Korean rare books from "Kawai Collection" and others digitized in collaboration with Korea University.
As of December 12, 2018, Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive has 1,047,928 images of 11,350 titles, surpassing the one million mark.
■Collage on Folding Screens (Meiji Restoration Collection) 477 titles
Viscount Yajiro Shinagawa, who had collected relics of late royalists during the Meiji Restoration and founded Sonjodo, organized letters, petitions, memorandums, paintings and poems by the royalists and posted them on folding screens in order to secure their long-term preservation. Presently there exist 23 folding screens among “Meiji Restoration Collection”: 21 consisting of six panels each and the rest, two panels each. The records of the writings in the digital archive include the images of the individual writings and the folding screens on which they are posted.
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="603" class="right"] Collage on Folding Screen (No.757)[/caption] | [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="618" class="right"] Collage on Folding Screen (No.773)[/caption] |
■Korean Rare Books (Kawai Collection and others) 461 titles
Kawai Collection consists of Korean rare manuscripts and books formerly held by Dr. Hirotami Kawai (1872-1918) who studied mainly history of Korea and its economy. Then Kyoto Imperial University (presently Kyoto University) bought the collection from his family in 1919 and has preserved it since then. The collection is indispensable in the research of Korean society, culture and especially finance, because it covers many fields such as official and private records, politics, economy, religion and customs. The items newly released this time are 461 titles of Korean rare books from Kawai Collection and others digitized under the collaborative project between Kyoto University Library, the Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University and the Research Institute of Korean Studies, Korea University.
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="298" class="right"] Kaisa zenzu (Kawai Collection)[/caption] | [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="734" class="right"] Myouhou rengekyou (Other Rare Materials)[/caption] |