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[Main Library Academic Support Section]

Sorry. This page is Japanese only.

2022.07.11　update
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The recording of the lecture is now available.

（1）CiNii Research（Speaker: Main Library）
（2）Web of Science and EndNote Online（Speaker: Clarivate）

Please see the link below.
https://cls.iimc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/x/QZSMu9
※ECS-ID/SPS-ID is required.
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How can you find academic papers? How can you create a list of references easily?
These workshops will tell you how to find academic papers with database "Web of Science" and "CiNii Research", and how to make citation lists with "EndNote Online".
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Library Network Online Workshop
"Web of Science, CiNii Research, EndNote Online"
*These workshops is held in Japanese only.
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（１）CiNii Research
Date：July 1, 2022(Fri.) 17：00-17：45
Speaker：Librarian
Route Map level:
(2)Obtain information accurately（Beginner, Intermediate）
（ref. Route Map for Supporting Academic Information Literacy by Kyoto University Library Network）

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（２）Web of Science and EndNote Online
Date：July 5, 2022(Tue.) 17：00-17：45
Speaker：Ms. Kumagai (Clarivate)
Route Map level: (2)Obtain information accurately（Intermediate, (3)Evaluate, organize, and manage information（Advanced）
（ref. Route Map for Supporting Academic Information Literacy by Kyoto University Library Network）

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[Place] Both workshops are held in online.

Application form:
https://forms.gle/dk3SsXsxC2JUn5Ek6

*Please apply by 17:00 the day before.
*We will share the recording later

Kyoto University Library Network
Contact: KU Main Library
MAIL: ref660[at]mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp

Sorry, this entry is only available in 日本語.

Suruga Date Documents (Medieval) have been newly released by a joint project with Princeton University.

▼Suruga Date Documents (Medieval)

The Suruga Date, a family sharing the same ancestor as the famous Date Masamune of Northern Japan were a warrior (kokujin) family based in Suruga Province (currently known as Shizuoka Prefecture). They moved to Tsuyama domain in Mimasaka province (current day Okayama Prefecture) where they survived during the Early Modern era (1600-1868). In all, 121 documents survive in the Suruga Date collection, with the oldest dating from the fourteenth century, and the most recent dating from the late nineteenth century (Meiji era).
Of those documents, the oldest 56, dating from the fourteenth century through 1467, are reproduced in their entirety. Many are from the Ashikaga shoguns, or protectors (shugo) and high-ranking officials. Among them, the petitions for military award submitted by the warrior Date Kagemune are informative, while the documents dating from the 14-15th century from the Imagawa, a hegemon of Eastern Japan, are particularly rare.

Ashikaga Takauji sodehan kudashibumi 足利尊氏袖判下文

Kyoto University and Princeton University have initiated a joint project in March 2020 in order to deepen the knowledge and awareness of Japanese history and culture throughout the world. The goal is to disseminate images, transcriptions, translations, and research about Japanese documents owned by the Kyoto University Museum.
The Kyoto University Museum, Kyoto University Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University Library Network and the Department of East Asian Studies of Princeton University will collaborate in carrying out this project.  

• SURUGA DATE COLLECTION: THE KYOTO PRINCETON PROJECT (Princeton University)
• Tannowa Document released under the joint project with Princeton University (2020-04-21)

As of June 30, 2022, Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive provides 1,928,514 images of 23,729 titles.