The Digital Library
The NIJL's Online Databases, though not a complete set of its archived materials, are constantly expanding. Several of these are open to the public, others (particularly the full-text databases such as the Nihon koten bungaku taikei) are only available to scholars who must apply through the NIJL website for a username and password. The NIJL's webpages and databases are in Japanese, they do not have mirror sites in English or other foreign languages. Full-text databases can be used to search for specific words and passages in historical works of literature, however they are not suitable for reading large sections of text.
databases:
- Nara ehon database (image)
- Nihon koten bungaku taikei database(full-text)
- Kokusho kihon database (catalogue)
- Bunken chōsa kādo database (catalogue)
- Kindai bunken databases
- Kindai bunken gazō database (image)
- Kindai shoshi database (catalogue)
- Meijiki shuppan kōkoku database(full-text)
- Kokusho zasshisho mokuroku OPAC database(catalogue)
- Maikuro shiryū wakosho mokuroku database (catalogue)
- Oushū shozai nihon kosho sōgō mokuroku Union Catalogue of Early Japanese Books in Europe (catalogue)
- Nijyūichi daishû database (full-text)
- Kokubungaku ronbun mokuroku database (catalogue)
- Shiryōkan shūzô shiryō database
- Shiryōsho zaijōhō kensaku sisutemu database
- Shiryō jōhō kyōyūka database
- Renga database (unavailable)
- En'nō database (unavailable)
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