This #sugoroku is from the late Edo period, when culinary culture reached full maturity. If you have a chance to visit Japan someday, try a variety of Japanese dishes! #ndldigital
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Rescuing the cultural heritage damaged by the tsunami.
The NDL conducted conservation work on the Yoshida-ke monjo, a series of historical documents of Iwate prefecture damaged by the tsunami caused by the #GreatEastJapanEarthquake.
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Using one image as a starting point, look for similar images in the library materials. You may find something you never thought of. Enjoy serendipity with the Next Digital Library.
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Are you interested in image searches of digitized books including rare and old materials that are available online in the NDL Digital Collections? Read more about the service here: “Illustration Search Functionality in the Next Digital Library”
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Heitengi (a kind of astrolabe) is a quick-reference chart for the paths of the sun, moon, and stars. The author Iwahashi Yoshitaka was a telescope manufacturer in the Edo period. #astronomy https://t.co/S7wrzpsFnR https://t.co/sHUPw3oOlE
What kind of an image forms in your mind when you hear the phrase "Japanese Garden"? Read this article. #ndldigital
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Have you ever heard of a dance called Bugaku? It is a dance accompanied by music that was introduced to Japan from China and Korea during the Nara and Heian period. Take a look at the colorful costumes of Bugaku! #ndldigital
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Look at these amusing illustrations! Shinsha shohin zue is a collection of rough sketches by #Hiroshige in the late Edo period. #ndldigital
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"Exploring the new Kansai-kan Storage Annex" introduces the beautiful features of the Annex and various techniques used for long-term preservation of library materials. #Library https://t.co/uObVk6AKx7 https://t.co/UKbgotfFcT
Travelers in the Edo period crossed the Oigawa River in this way, along the most difficult part of the #Tokaido Highway. #ndldigital
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Ocean #sunfish attracted a lot of interest because of their unique looks. This book was created by KURIMOTO Tanshu, a Shogunate doctor and naturalist in the Edo period. https://t.co/5HgHPuz35v https://t.co/sAmOEc1KMa
Kitasato Shibasaburo was a Japanese bacteriologist who made great progress in the field of plague research.
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