The NIJL/EAJRS Kuzushiji Workshop will be held "online" from 31st March to 2nd April 2025. Detailed information about the workshop can be found in the attached document. If you wish to apply, please complete the attached application form and submit it via email to Akira Hirano at a.hirano@sainsbury-institute.org by 2nd March.
2024年11月26日(火)
(日本時間)17:00-19:00 / (欧州中央時間) 9:00-11:00
Website URL:
https://sites.google.com/view/ejdhxtalk20241126
Description:
The 2nd NIJL/EAJRS Kotenseki online Seminar will be held on 18 October. This year's theme is pre-modern Buddhist works. All interested individuals are welcome to attend.
For your information: Last year's Seminar, which examined how to read the characters engraved on seals which found in pre-modern Japanese books, can be viewed here.
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昨年に引き続きNIJL/EAJRS Kotenseki online Seminarを10月18日に開催します。今年のテーマは、仏書です。興味のある方の参加をお待ちしています。
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to inform you of the service that will begin in April 2024.
In the Digitized Contents Transmission Service for Libraries (hereafter referred to as "the Service"), Patrons at partner libraries subscribing to the Service can browse provide nearly 1.8 million digitized contents including books, periodicals, rare books and old materials.
The 19th Forum on the Collaborative Reference Database Project
This year's NACIRA conference will be held on Zoom at 13:00-16:30 UTC on Tuesday 6 Dec.
Please register online on the NACIRA website.
‘Exquisite Patterns: Japanese Textile Design Books’ film is now available on the BLPlayer at:
https://www.bl.uk/british-library-player/videos/exquisite-patterns
The video showcases the British Library’s collection of kimono pattern and design books. It displays the variety and vibrancy of these works, from their origins in the mid-17th century until the early 20th century.
Two Lectures by Prof Tim Screech offered in hybrid format: register via Zoom via link below.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83272565747?pwd=L1BwdmlIUC9TY0wzN1BYMUJxeDhEZz09
Dear Colleagues,
The British Library is delighted to announce a new FutureLearn course entitled Travel Books: History in Europe and Japan which will run from 27 June 2022 for 3 weeks. The course looks at how books travelled between Japan and Europe from the 16th century and how this promoted cultural exchange and influenced individuals and society.
The course is a collaboration between Keio University and the British Library, featuring experts and treasures from both institutions.
Kotenseki: Deciphering Chester Beatty Collection |
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