Collection URL: https://www.nijl.ac.jp/search-find/articles/gallery/201008.html
室町時代に成立した軍記物語。後醍醐天皇の鎌倉幕府討幕計画に始まり、室町幕府三代将軍義満の時代に到る、南北朝の動乱を描く。物語というよりも、むしろ歴史書として、また戦国時代には軍学・兵法の書としても読まれた。多くは漢字片仮名交じりの和漢混淆文で記されるが、掲出本は平仮名交じりで記される珍しいもの。古活字版で、振り仮名付き漢字の活字が用いられている点も珍しい。
National Institute of Japanese Literature
A military story written in the Muromachi period. Beginning with Emperor Godaigo's plan to overthrow the Kamakura Shogunate, it depicts the turbulent Nanbokuchō period up until the third Muromachi Shogunate, Yoshimitsu's reign. This text was treated as a historical book rather than a story, and during the Warring States period, it was read as a military science and law book. Many versions are written in mixed writing of literary Japanese Chinese with kanji and katakana, but this particular version is an unusual one that mixes in Hiragana. It is also rare that the old-moveable type version employs kanji with furigana. [Translated by NCC] [5//24]
Collection URL: https://dzkimgs.l.u-tokyo.ac.jp/SATi/images.php?alang=ja
SAT大正蔵図像DBは、東京大学大学院人文社会系研究科・人文情報学拠点長下田正弘が率いる SAT大蔵経テキストデータベース研究会により構築されている。仏教学においてのデジタルヒューマニティーズの促進に貢献するよう、デジタル時代に対応した画像検索、情報検索を取り入れている。SAT大正蔵図像DBを作成するにあたり、東京文化財研究所・津田徹英氏が率いる美術史の専門研究者43名が仏教画像にタグを付与する作業に従事している。現時点では大正新脩大藏經図像全12巻のうち最初の2巻が完成し、随時タグの作成を行っています。
SAT Taishōzō Image DB has been built and managed by the SAT Daizōkyō Text Database Committee (led by Professor Masahiro Shimoda of the University of Tokyo) in order to contribute to the promotion of humanities in the digital era through leveraging digital media and technologies in Buddhist studies. The project of the SAT Taishōzō Image DB, which is working to embed tags to Buddhist images in the Image Section of the Taishō Tripitaka, is being led by Mr. Tetsuei Tsuda, chief curator in the National Research Institute for Cultural Properties in Tokyo, assisted by forty-three researchers of Japanese art history. The tagging work on the first two of twelve volumes is nearly complete, with the remaining work is ongoing.
Collection URL: https://archives.koyasan-u.ac.jp/view/resource/281322?keyword=
Collection URL: http://da.lib.shimane-u.ac.jp/content/339
Collection URL: https://oregondigital.org/sets/gb-warner-nosatsu
The University of Oregon Libraries holds the only known collection of Japanese shrine and temple votive slips (nōsatsu) in North America.
The nōsatsu prints were collected from 1910 to around 1925 by Frederick Starr, an anthropologist from the University of Chicago, who was intrigued by the religious nature of the votive slips and the transmission of Ukiyo-e printing techniques and tropes from the Edo period to the nōsatsu of the Meiji and Taishō eras (1868–1925).
Collection URL: https://www.lib.tokushima-u.ac.jp/~archive/index.html
Collection URL: https://www.tobunken.go.jp/japanese/database.html
At Tokyo bunka kenkyūjo, we are dedicated to creating publicly accessible databases by linking with external centers through the collaboration of the Archives Section and the Data and Information Section. [translated by NCC][05/04/2022]
Collection URL: https://www.lib.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ja/library/contents/collection
Collection URL: https://da.dl.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/portal/
東京大学では、附属図書館、総合研究博物館、文書館、情報基盤センターが中心となり、本学が所有する学術資産のデジタル化を支援し、その公開とデータ活用を促進する「東京大学デジタルアーカイブズ構築事業」を実施しています。その取り組みの一つとして、当事業によりデジタル化された資料だけでなく、これまで学内の様々な部局が独自に公開してきた貴重なコレクションやデータベースを横断的に検索できるシステムの整備にも取り組んできました。その成果として、「東京大学学術資産等アーカイブズポータル」を公開しました。
The University of Tokyo (mainly University of Tokyo Library System, The University Museum, The University of Tokyo Archives, and Information Technology Center) has been promoting "UTokyo Digital Archives Development Project" since 2017, in order to make university’s academic assets public and reusable. In this project, we are developing "UTokyo Academic Archives Portal", which provides holding information for digital archives operated by a variety of organizations in the University of Tokyo.