Kyoto University Library Network

In August 2023, we plan to renew KULINE, the Kyoto University library search system, in conjunction with the complete system update of the library system.

The following records will not be transferred after renewal. Please make your own backup in advance.

• Borrowing histroy
• Bookmark that change their URL (some Ebooks, Ejournals, etc.)

The following features allow you check your history, even after the renewal

• Reservation history
• Copy request history
• Loan request history (The hisotory of Inter-Campus Loan will be transferred to the reservation history.)
• Purchase request history
• Bookmark whose URL does not change (Books, Serialss, some Ebooks, Dissertations, Rare Books, etc.)
• New arrival alert

[Kyoto University Library Network]

Due to the renewal of the library system, we will stop temporarily our interlibrary loan service from Aug. 7th (Mon) to Aug. 20th (Sun).
During the suspension period, ordering documents (photocopies and books on loan) from other universities will not be available.

If you would like to request photocopies or books by the end of July, please apply by Jul. 21st (Fri), 2023.
And also please be aware that if your order is between Jul. 22nd (Sat) and Aug. 6th (Sun), the earliest arrival of the documents is on Aug. 21st (Mon) .

We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
If you would like to order any documents from on-campus or other universities, please apply as soon as possible.

The Graduate School of Letters of Kyoto University and the Kyoto University Museum have been carrying out the restoration and digitization of an important cultural property Dainihonshi hensan kiroku held by the Graduate School of Letters since academic year 2017. 214 images of the restored volumes 51-55 are now available in Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive.

■Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive
"Important Cultural Property "Dainihonshi Hensan Kiroku" Vol.51-55 (G.S. Letters) Newly Released "
https://rmda.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/news/2023-07-05

▼Important Cultural Property - Dainihonshi hensan kiroku (G.S. Letters)
https://rmda.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/collection/dainihonshi

Kyoto University Research Information Repository (KURENAI) is an institutional repository where members of Kyoto University can deposit research and educational achievements generated at the university.
You can deposit “research data as evidence of research achievements”.

In recent years, an increasing number of funding agencies and journals have required the sharing of the research data on which articles are based. Sharing research data is also expected to promote Open Science.
Please consider KURENAI as a registration destination for your research data!

For information on the procedure for registration, see “Depositing Research Data in KURENAI”.

Advantages of Depositing Research Data in KURENAI

• It allows you to assign a DOI* to your research data, which makes citing easier and improves the visibility of your research achievements.
  *DOI (Digital Object Identifier): An international identifier assigned to electronic academic data. Placing “https://doi.org/” in front of the DOI name converts into the URL where the electronic data is stored. This enables a DOI to (1) serve as a globally unique identifier and (2) guarantee permanent access (prevent broken links).
• It also makes your research data searchable on CiNii Research (National Institute of Informatics), a platform compiling research achievements in Japan, as well as on OpenAIRE, an internationally used platform, enabling both domestic and international access to your research achievements.

This trouble has been solved. (Jun. 26, 2023, 11.35 a.m.)

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E-Journal and Database Authentication System is currently unavailable due to trouble.

If you are having trouble connecting to e-journals, etc., or are unable to connect, please give yourself some time to access them.
Also try clearing your cache.

ref. How to clear the cache?
https://www.iimc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/faq/general/general/post_159.html

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

<E-resources Team, Main Library>