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What do Japanese Researchers Eat During Field Work?


27.Feb.2024

Project research fellow SUNAGA talks about the food situation in the field in countries where it is difficult to eat out.

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The Maze of Bookshops


21.Feb.2024

This column by Project Research Fellow Emiko SUNAGA introduces Urdu Bazaar, Asia's leading book market in Pakistan.

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U-PARL has published its 2023 leaflet


22.Jun.2023

The leaflet features designs of Asian landscapes, fabrics, and text. The mandarin-orange cover contains texts in Vietnamese, Chinese, Urdu, and French. Yuki Shibuya and Emiko Sunaga, project research fellows at U-PARL, will provide explanations regarding these inscription.

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Introduction to the Automated Storage


4.Nov.2021

Are you acquainted with the Automated Storage? The General Library of UTokyo is equipped with a huge underground Automated Storage capable of storing about 3 million books. Here is a report by the U-PARL staff who went on an excursion to the Automated Storage, which is usually closed to access.

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The Ever-Changing “Ikubaku  幾何”


19.Dec.2017

A column piece by Professor Hideki KIMURA, specialist in Chinese linguistics, is now available online.

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【From the World’s Libraries】Digital Chinese Rare Book Collection of the Harvard-Yenching Library


30.Nov.2017

A user guide for the Digital Chinese Rare Book Collection of the Harvard-Yenching Library.

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Receiving the Materials Donated by the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO: Binding Together the Thoughts and Hopes Accumulated Along with the People of Asia


19.Oct.2016

Associate Professor Yuto KITAMURA contributed a commentary on the literacy education materials donated by ACCU.

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Thailand’s “Cremation Volumes”: A Treasure Trove of Socio-economic History Research


15.Mar.2016

Professor SUEHIRO, a concurrent professor of U-PARL, introduces Thailand’s “Cremation Volumes” in this article. Readers who are interested in Thailand and economic and social history should not miss it!

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