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Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources

The National Museum of Japanese History
Ayako Shibutani, Junko Uchida, Makoto Goto, Masashi Amano, Norio Togiya, Takayuki Ako, Tsutomu Saito, Yoshihiro Okada, Wei Shi, Kosuke Kaneko, and Yuta Hashimoto 2019
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The ISCRR project approaches Japanese historical resources from the perspective of interdisciplinary studies in the humanities and sciences using information infrastructure. It mainly aims to advance the state of research on historical studies in Japan. By classifying various cultural and research materials into time periods, regions, and research fields, analysis with an interdisciplinary scope can lead to more advanced sharing infrastructure and additional cooperative studies. To apply research results from different fields to digital networks effectively, project members were divided into three research groups: the unit for digital humanities, unit for cooperation in different fields, and unit for regional cooperation and education.

This project emphasizes collaboration with relevant local and international institutes. Cooperative studies with universities and the renovation of a digital network through collaboration with institutes will enable the backup of resource information in case of a disaster, thus supporting infrastructure. Moreover, this project is developing an English translation of available resource information and creating an environment that will enable access to resources in Japan.

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  • Education: Teaching Methods & Materials: Arts & Humanities
  • History: Asia: Japan
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  • Development Framework of Web-Based interactive 3D Educational materials and its extension for picture animations
  • Information technology workshop for small cultural institutions in japan
  • A Survey of Digital Approaches to the Large-scale Transcription of Pre-modern Japanese Documents
  • Evaluation of Metadata in Stock Photography and Issues Thereof: Focusing on Getty Images’ Historical News Photos of Emperor Hirohito
  • The Overall Picture of Digital Humanities and Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research Resources in Japan
  • 日本刀の刀匠が伝承する卸し鉄の浸炭と脱炭における条件の相違
  • Developing A Methodology of Mixture Analysis to Determine the Origins of Japanese Historical Papers
  • 音声資料の保存と共有に関する諸課題について-「日本民謡データベース」の事例から-
  • 歴史文化資料の保存・継承に向けた課題と可能性

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Parameters to specify divided part image files, their size, position, rotation angle and speed

Parameters to specify divided part image files, their size, position, rotation angle and speed

From Chapter 1, Section 5.2

Parameters to specify divided part image files, their size, position, rotation angle and speed

The photo shows participants from museums, libraries and companies involved in constructing and managing information services related to cultural institutions.

Photo of the discussion at the GLAMtech vol.1

From Chapter 2, Section 3.2

Photo of the discussion at the GLAMtech vol.1

The image shows data flow for constructing and publishing Linked Data.

Data flow for constructing and publishing Linked Data in "Japanese Textbook LOD"

From Chapter 2, Section 3.3

Data flow for Constructing and Publishing Linked Data in "Japanese Textbook LOD" (Takaku 2017)

The image shows turtle tagset on an Excel spreadsheet

Excel to Turtle

From Chapter 2, Section 3.3

Excel to Turtle (Takaku 2017)

The image shows a screenshot of "JIRCAS Photo Archive" on flickr.

Screenshot of "JIRCAS Photo Archive"

From Chapter 2, Section 3.4

Screenshot of "JIRCAS Photo Archive" on flickr (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jircas/collections/72157691367264664/)

Three screenshots of KuLA. The firtst one shows its main menu. The second one shows a list of hentaigana. And the thrird one shows a detailed view of a hentaigana.

Screenshots of KuLA

From Chapter 3, Section 3.1

Screenshots of KuLA.

The photo shows "Show Tenno Jitsuroku" which contains detailed data on Hirohito's daily activities from his birth until his death.

Official Account of the Emperor Showa’s Life—“Showa Tenno Jitsuroku” (Photo by Imperial Household Agency)

From Chapter 4, Section 2

Official Account of the Emperor Showa’s Life—“Showa Tenno Jitsuroku” (Photo by Imperial Household Agency)

The figure shows the author's used four sources as his survey method.

Schema of the material to corroborate the “date created”

From Chapter 4, Section 3

Schema of the material I used to corroborate the “date created”

Correctly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element

From Chapter 4, Section 4

Correctly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (according to the author’s research in March 2018)

Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (a)

From Chapter 4, Section 4

Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (corrected through the author’s research in March 2018) (PART 1)


Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (b)

From Chapter 4, Section 4

Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (corrected through the author’s research in March 2018) (PART 2)


Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (c)

From Chapter 4, Section 4

Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (research was not able to confirm the correct date in March 2018) (PART 1)


Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (d)

From Chapter 4, Section 4

Incorrectly dated materials recorded in the “Date created” element (research was not able to confirm the correct date in March 2018) (PART 2)


Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images (a)

From Chapter 4, Section 5

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images whose dates are correct through the author’s research in March 2018

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images (b)

From Chapter 4, Section 5

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images whose correct dates I successfully determined through the author’s research in March 2018 (1)

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images (c)

From Chapter 4, Section 5

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images whose correct dates author successfully determined through the author’s research in March 2018 (2)

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images (e)

From Chapter 4, Section 5

Hirohito-related photos (1926–1945) in Getty Images whose correct dates author failed to determine through the author’s research in March 2018 (2)

ISCRR's system and 3 research groups of ISCRR are explaind.

Overall picture of the system constructed by ISCRR

From Chapter 5, Section 4

Overall picture of the system constructed by ISCRR

It shows Nishiki-e in NMJH’s collection—one of the Rekimin cards—with other image data from the Natural History Museum and Institute, Chiba, at the same time.

The same person, Sogo Sakura in different institutes

From Chapter 5, Section 4

The same person, Sogo Sakura in different institutes (from left to right: NMJH, Natural History Museum and Institute, Chiba, and Rekimin cards) in the same area (Chiba Prefecture)

The upper photo shows an original material and the lower photo shows a compact surface owing to close attachment of the fibres.

’Otomo Sorin Gun Chu Hikenjo’ and a microscopic photo

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Otomo Sorin Gun Chu Hikenjo（大友宗麟軍忠披見状）' and an observation spot

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