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Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive has been linked to MINNA DE HONKOKU, a project to boost research in historical documents by enabling many people to get together and make transcriptions on the cloud system.
 

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MINNA DE HONKOKU was launched as a project to make transcriptions for historical records on earthquakes by the Kyoto University Society for Historical Earthquake Studies (京都大学古地震研究会) in 2017. The system has been continuously developed by the National Museum of Japanese History, the Earthquake Research Institute, the University of Tokyo and the Kyoto University Society for Historical Earthquake Studies. The renewal of the system in July 2019 increased historical documents available on the system by installing a new technology to access images released in accordance with the International Image Interoperability Framework, IIIF.

Since Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive is compliant with IIIF, some of our digital content has been transcribed on MINNA DE HONKOKU. This time, we have directly linked the content to the transcriptions on MINNA DE HONKOKU. We will further increase the open access digital images of our rare materials, so that they are to be made the best use of by more people.
 

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The Maintenance work was completed (2020/11/26 11:20) and the service has been restored.

Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive will suspend its service due to the system maintenance for about 1 hour from 10:30 am, November 26, 2020.
The service will be restored as soon as the maintenance work has been completed.
Thank you for your understanding.

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Twenty-five Rare books owned by Yoshida-South Library, the Graduate School of Letters, the Graduate School of Economics and the Medical Library have been digitized and released in the Kyoto University Rare Materials Digital Archive.

Among those, Zhong yi shui hu quan shu (忠義水滸全書) owned by the Graduate School of Letters was bequested by Dr. Kojiro Yoshikawa (吉川幸次郎; 1904-1980) and includes many annotations which he wrote when he translated the book into Japanese.

Zhong yi shui hu quan shu (忠義水滸全書)