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Selected information resources on Japanese Studies at University of Michigan
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FIND at Beyond Hatcher Graduate Library UM

WorldCat OCLC

Kresge Business Administration Library,

Law Library

Cinii  Japanese academic institutions

GET at UM

7-FAST on-campus documentary delivery service

 beyond UM

Interlibrary Loan

Japan - Global Interlibrary Framework (GIF) - Instruction under Articles/Books pages, or ask Japanese studies librarian how to submit ILL request, should you not find any holidng in Worldcat.

Purchase request

Japanese Romanization

 

Introduction

This LibGuide provides links to resources in Japanese language for Japanese Studies. For English language resources in Japanese studies, please consult with each subject in Research LibGuides for databases specialized in subjects and subject librarians. For East Asia in general, check LibGuide for East Asian Studies. Contact "your librarian", Keiko Yokota-Carter, your best resource guide.  Library Staff directry

 

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New Online resources available for 3 campuses


TAIYO 太陽 (full-text) -- a major magazine (1895, Jan. - 1928, Feb.) covering politics, military, econmics, social issues, art, literary criticism, etc. to research about Japan during this era.

Bungei Kurabu 文芸倶楽部 (citation search only, DVD content available) -- a literary magazine (1895, Jan. - 1912, Dec.) including major authors works.

Koyukai zasshi 校友会雑誌 第一高等学校校友会雑誌 (citation search only, DVD content available) --a manazine (1890, Nov. - 1944, June) published by Dai 1 Koto gakko whose members were cultural elites and creators of literary works.

Research methods / institutions

Methods

Japanese Studies Research and Bibliographic method by Dr. Susanna Fessler & Anthony DeBlasi State University of New York at Albany.

Institutions

Directly of Japanese Studies in the US and Canada

The Canon Institute for Global Studies

      

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