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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
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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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  • 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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Published: 2019
Publisher: The National Museum of Japanese History
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  • 978-1-60785-512-5
Subject
  • History: Asia: Japan
  • Education: Teaching Methods & Materials: Arts & Humanities

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設立年と拠点の場所，名称，災害などの契機（理由）が示される

「資料ネット」の設立状況（2018年6月現在）

From Chapter 9, Section 2.3

「資料ネット」の設立状況（2018年6月現在）

民謡ID，分類コード等のデータベースの項目とそれに対応する説明が示される

日本民謡データベース項目説明

From Chapter 8, Section 3

日本民謡データベース項目説明

日本民謡データベースの検索結果のスクリーンショット

日本民謡データベースの検索結果例

From Chapter 8, Section 3

日本民謡データベースの検索結果例

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日本民謡データベースの検索画面

From Chapter 8, Section 3

日本民謡データベースの検索画面

This upper photo shows an original material, and the other photos show gelatinized starch grains and crushed cell walls, and starch grains in kozo mulberry paper materials.

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos (Vol. 20, a-f)

From Chapter 7, Section 4.2.2

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos showing rice starchy glue remains and starch grains of unidentified plant species embedded with fibers

This upper photo shows an original material, and the other photos show the possible starch grains (unlikely to originate from Oryza sativa).

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos (Vol. 5, a-b)

From Chapter 7, Section 4.2.1

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos showing rice starch grains of unidentified plant species

This upper photo shows an original material, and the other photos show starch grains (Oryza sativa) entwined with fibers.

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos (Vol. 1, a-d)

From Chapter 7, Section 4.2.1

Nakanoin Ipponki' and microscopic photos showing rice starch grains (a-d)

This upper photo shows an original material, and the other photos show sumi ink grains, kozo and thinner fibers from another plant species, and thin linear fibers.

Oogimachi Tenno Rinji-an' and microscopic photos

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Oogimachi Tenno Rinji-an（正親町天皇綸旨案）' and observation spots (a-c) (with reflected light)

This upper photo shows an original material, and the other photos show the surface scattered with sumi ink grains.

Gokomatsu Tenno Rinji Tsutsumigami' and microscopic photos

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Gokomatsu Tenno Rinji（後小松天皇綸旨包紙）' and observation spots (a-c)

This upper-left photo shows an original material, and the other photos show mica, starch grains, thin fiber bulks and sumi ink grains.

Gokomatsu Tenno Rinji' and microscopic photos

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Gokomatsu Tenno Rinji（後小松天皇綸旨）' and observation spots (a-d)

This upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows bulks of kozo fiber patterns and starch grains (Oryza sativa).

Kanto Gechijo' and a miscoscopic photo

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Kanto Gechijo（関東下知状）' and an observation spot

This upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows starch grains (Oryza sativa) closely attached to the kozo fibers.

Kujo Michiie Migyosho' and a microscopic photo

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Kujo Michiie Migyosho（九条道家御教書）' and an observation photo

This upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows parenchyma with a cell wall including a starch grain.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi Shuinjo Kouho Tsutsumigami' and a microscopic photo (b)

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Toyotomi Hideyoshi Shuinjo Kouho Tsutsumigami（豊臣秀吉朱印状後補包紙）' and an observation spot (b)

This upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows starch grains (Oryza sativa) entwined to fibers.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi Shuinjo Kouho Tsutsumigami' and a microscopic photo (a)

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Toyotomi Hideyoshi Shuinjo Kouho Tsutsumigami（豊臣秀吉朱印状後補包紙）' and an observation spot (a)

The upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows a frayed part.

Oda Nobunaga Shuinjo' and a microscopic photo (b)

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Oda Nobunaga Shuinjo（織田信長朱印状）' and an observation spot (b)

The upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows starch grains (Oryza sativa) entangled with kozo fibers.

Oda Nobunaga Shuinjo' and a microscopic photo (a)

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Oda Nobunaga Shuinjo（織田信長朱印状）' and an observation spot (a)

The upper photo shows an original material, and the lower photo shows liner fibers of bamboo, fine-grained black and brownish materials.

Kamei Korenori Shojo' and a microscopic photo

From Chapter 7, Section 3.1.1

Kamei Korenori Shojo（亀井茲矩書状）' and an observation spot

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

浸炭の工程における炉内反応の想定図が明示される。

卸し鉄における炉内反応と卸し鉄における炉内反応の想定図

From Chapter 6, Section 4.2

卸し鉄における炉内反応の想定図（脱炭の工程）

浸炭の工程

卸し鉄における炉内反応と卸し鉄における炉内反応の想定図

From Chapter 6, Section 4.2

卸し鉄における炉内反応の想定図（浸炭の工程）

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