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Hiroshige's artwork depicts hot springs that remain popular to this day #ndldigital https://t.co/FVW5Eg3HOa https://t.co/gz8Yu1U3fL
Nyugoyomi is one of the oldest calendars in existence in Japan https://t.co/6lt0kmao4v #ndldigital https://t.co/jWxWYBwCEG
Take a look at Hiroshige's beautifully illustrated scenes of Mt. Fuji from 36 perspectives! https://t.co/HSQL3YtEAI #ndldigital https://t.co/zcc0b8ctZH
This picture of Mt. Fuji was created by SHIMAZAKI Gyokuen at the end of the Edo period. In Japan, it is said that seeing Mt. Fuji in one’s first dream of a new year is a sign of good fortune. #MountFuji #ndldigital https://t.co/SprDDe0HJf https://t.co/iq31JhwyXF
Temperature and humidity data logger, stereomicroscope, passive indicators, illuminometers and more. "Protecting Our Books―Tools for preservation and restoration (4) Examining" features various tools for examining. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/2gl5jJnMde https://t.co/n6FazIOcSV

10 0 0 0 OA 寺子屋書初

A scene of kakizome (the first #calligraphy written at the beginning of a year) at #terakoya (private elementary school). Including a teacher in the top center, 18 figures are skillfully placed and interestingly depicted by #UtagawaToyokuni. #ndldigital https://t.co/3t8QcRqZgR https://t.co/X49BQEOiKA
What do you think is the most impressive material as selected by the visitors to this exhibition? Find out in this article. And enjoy the world of translation! #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/vjqIGh9rKd https://t.co/xCkRdKUnRe
UZAWA Fusaaki was a prominent lawyer, politician, and educator. "Materials in the Modern Japanese Political History Materials Room: The UZAWA Fusaaki Papers" introduces his memorandum, and a letter from INUKAI Tsuyoshi. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/t6yWnAi4fC https://t.co/ewebJoiHX6
The months of the year are hidden in the picture. Can you find them? The answer is here: https://t.co/6lt0kmao4v #ndldigital https://t.co/EyvbTue2th
A missing volume of documents compiled by an Edo government bureaucrat was found in Katsu Kaishu's personal reference materials: #ndldigital https://t.co/3onx0Ommd3 https://t.co/2jPqzDhjJm
Taira no Kiyomori, who had been at the height of prosperity, suffered from a high fever in his end. #ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2Ttoa1 https://t.co/L3K0J4Li6M
Among the losing side depicted in war chronicles, the Taira clan is said to have had many beautiful people. #ndldigital https://t.co/3Gv8J3EMNJ https://t.co/gIqQZ8MGKD
Books Edogawa Ranpo read at the Imperial Library in Ueno in order to study filmmaking. #ndldigital https://t.co/p8fOjM9X62 https://t.co/Tjh5y5EbQ2
It is not unusual for Japanese companies to make and distribute original calendars. This one is of a silk manufacturing company in Fukushima from the Meiji period: #ndldigital https://t.co/cbo3UqtUFR https://t.co/u0tbH1ODSs
Deshima served as the sole gateway to the West during Japan's isolation. #ndldigital https://t.co/4vcPypcEJR https://t.co/mg5IwjoXCG
Torikuma Shibai, with a performance style distinct from the kabuki provided at traditional theaters, gained large popularity in the Meiji period. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/179bUlutD2 https://t.co/zMUKs37qsL
This letter from Takeda Shingen ends with a somewhat odd phrase: "Since I have eye trouble…" Let's see why he had to make this kind of excuse: https://t.co/Er4SuAUmjU https://t.co/UCIZD0PyTX
Clues to reading this lengthy document, which connotes another document: https://t.co/Ro8uiEJpfG #ndldigital https://t.co/WEPxIHI977
Have you ever watched a board game played with black and white stones? https://t.co/Uj7pZsYkVp https://t.co/O6mSYsb9Gc
The first Japanese translation of Origin of Species is available on NDL Digital Collections https://t.co/GTEa2FVVOE #ndldigital https://t.co/b1C77ddRBd
Drop curtains of kabuki theaters functioned as advertisements for companies in the Meiji era https://t.co/hnF5sKLbyh #ndldigital https://t.co/mn3ihjakYm
11 items that are primary sources for research on Ono Ranzan: https://t.co/exl0IKeVBs #ndldigital https://t.co/NrFisLSmTH
A Japanese diplomatic mission in the late 19c. visited a beer brewery in the UK: https://t.co/vxTQ2RwoNd #ndldigital https://t.co/3ua7Eb1P22
The Minister of War’s diary is part of NDL's collection of historical materials: https://t.co/EkEAt6U5vD https://t.co/DfxDnZgo79
Autograph manuscripts of historical figures: Natsume Soseki, Kawanabe Kyosai, etc. https://t.co/Mjq0p4OvRD https://t.co/XfszkOCjAC
The koto is a major element of traditional Japanese music. Find stories of koto and koto music. #ndldigital https://t.co/jaMKo5jl9y https://t.co/RnTEzs5gv7
Namazu-e in the Edo period, depicting Ebisu and explaining how catfish cause earthquakes https://t.co/rddZVb4uqE #ndldigital https://t.co/bDNHOQReMX
Discover the stories of Japanese pearl fishers who engaged in this harsh work in Australia in the mid-20th century: https://t.co/ZHr3cfQxPd https://t.co/wKtkgkOrNk
Did you know that soy beans can substitute for meat? Find out here: https://t.co/9Ic4UJnpEG https://t.co/3TU2oaE2Pl
The writings of a Meiji-period diplomat, including his notes on trips to Europe and Hawaii: https://t.co/EkEAt6TxG5 https://t.co/txy9IOUSZX
Censors' notes reveal their struggle to specifically judge which parts contravened the rules for censorship. #ndldigital https://t.co/BCVmzP9s9Y https://t.co/V3X5tDbib7
Some popular works of literature might provide a romanticized portrait of tuberculosis. But in reality, it forced patients into a hard struggle. Read more about it: #ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2Ttoa1 https://t.co/AJ76iomBGW
Viewing history through these postcards: https://t.co/fmf1W1aPif #ndldigital https://t.co/mgKO8i0g15
Reading and understanding documents from medieval Japan through the writing style #ndldigital https://t.co/6GOVrsD7Qt https://t.co/C8MHhXM1bn

13 0 0 0 OA Sanbaso

This nishiki-e by Utagawa Kuniyoshi depicts a moment from an auspicious kabuki performance, Sanbaso https://t.co/FVydxCD4qk #ndldigital https://t.co/SyYjHUJuBW
These are some of the resources which tell the history of the National Diet Library. The precedessor of the NDL charged 3 sen (3/100 yen) for using the library. https://t.co/DW0pq6KDvD https://t.co/HP3TwjrwNJ
Writer Kunikida Doppo started a pictorial magazine named Bikan Gaho, containing photos of famous geisha: https://t.co/xFQgYsOxG9 https://t.co/G3hpuCwLsY
Record of a game of go played by the last shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate: https://t.co/Uj7pZsYkVp https://t.co/Uu4SMbnp9Z
Violets bloomed just before WW2 Takarazuka Girls Revue Company public performances in Europe https://t.co/i3qtQobebt #ndldigital https://t.co/1anPJc0F7B
What did Tokyo look like 100 years ago? An "Edokko" might be the perfect guide: https://t.co/rRQWECLij8 #ndldigital https://t.co/Xc8FDmADhM
National Diet Library employees at IFLA 2023 in Rotterdam. Others participated in virtual conferences. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/xOUI0syme3 https://t.co/x9aCjYFMqR
Hydraulic presses, weights for pickling, lead shot, and how to make the shoulders of a book. “Protecting Our Books―Tools for preservation and restoration (3) Pressing” features various tools for pressing. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/agxgb9syfw https://t.co/uCt9SepVxx
In "The Early Days of the NDL at the Akasaka Palace," we look back at the early days of the National Diet Library at the Akasaka Palace through photographs taken then and now, contemporary documents, and later memoirs. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/VZCPLlDrpW https://t.co/3fODUY6dUH
How would you greet royals on the street? Find out the answer from 700 years ago: https://t.co/ESCAyQNnV7 #ndldigital https://t.co/tQY4PI0zYI
A lithograph artist, Oda Kazuma (1882-1956), depicted urban nights. In the first picture, two girls wearing #kimono are looking at the Kamogawa River. The third one shows street stalls. #ndldigital https://t.co/v8NGnSMHSA https://t.co/41ROWtSTzZ
The life of Shibukawa Shunkai: first official astronomer of the Tokugawa Shogunate: https://t.co/XR9ka9JgeJ #ndldigital https://t.co/F09YXAVw81
Acquisition activities of modern Japanese political history materials in the NDL: https://t.co/D9gtTqaVa7 https://t.co/IJAPKXgRCn
Children in the Edo period studied at small elementary schools called terakoya. Here is a picture where pupils are comparing their skills in calligraphy. https://t.co/ZyYPtAA9yC https://t.co/AEZuSFzNiN
Top-ranked hot springs. Which one is your favorite? #ndldigital https://t.co/FVW5Eg3HOa https://t.co/xsul3WSnZI
Washi (Japanese paper) is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Find out how NDL uses them: https://t.co/C68dPlHJsp https://t.co/0VaD35NxAn
Do you want to play this boardgame, the name of which is the Tale of Genji? #ndldigital https://t.co/wWvYza1zrQ https://t.co/ye0Ox9BynP

20 0 0 0 OA 源氏物語絵巻

This emaki of the Genji monogatari is owned by the Tokugawa Museum, which published a replica in 1936. #TaleofGenji #ndldigital https://t.co/kTSayPToud https://t.co/A1Y67U297l
I feel frightened when watching films. It is like seeing the dreams of opium addicts. - From Ranpo's essay Eiga no Kyohu (The Horrors of Film), 1925 https://t.co/p8fOjM9X62 https://t.co/sAjxBcotlt
Find out how many stories there are in this small box. #ndldigital https://t.co/wWvYza1zrQ https://t.co/MRt0x9So9W
Run away! A famous scene from a Grimm's fairy tale, where seven young goats are fleeing a wolf. Notice that they are all wearing kimonos, since the picture is from a Japanese translation published in the late 19c. #ndldigital https://t.co/moOQ4pNrLi https://t.co/vZfNbRV6Xh
This humorous book from the Edo period gives you hints for writing a letter to an evil spirit: https://t.co/44L2qpoQVN https://t.co/jNgqrkau8e
Beware of the kotofurunushi, a monster which haunts the koto, a traditional Japanese instrument! #ndldigital https://t.co/jaMKo5jl9y https://t.co/CYL1O3lgGQ
Writing styles of documents convey more than you might think, even if you cannot read old handwriting #ndldigital https://t.co/6GOVrsDFG1 https://t.co/e7oT2c3zPI
An invaluable source of informantion on Ono Ranzan, scholar of traditional pharmacognosy: https://t.co/exl0IKeVBs #ndldigital https://t.co/VedC15SN2a
Living creatures from all times and places: real, virtual and extinct creatures: https://t.co/GTEa2FVVOE #ndldigital https://t.co/QL6NbtL7EP
A collection of prize-winning designs for theater drop curtains: https://t.co/hnF5sKLbyh #ndldigital https://t.co/lK0HtWcIsF
Picture books by Hasegawa Takejiro conveyed the Japanese image abroad: https://t.co/LQFxiUimTx https://t.co/qEj9JXK4TU
The history of Japanese confectionery illustrates Japan's interaction with other countries: https://t.co/iiErXcPFLG #ndldigital https://t.co/vdTdda6Lol
Selfportrait of Katsu Kaishu, statesman and naval engineer of Edo and Meiji periods: https://t.co/Mjq0p4OvRD https://t.co/7xys9ezLn7
Dreaming of outer space: From ancient to modern times: https://t.co/QN5EpyFA1z https://t.co/ZNpYPyboVh
Takarasiennes before WW2 during Takarazuka Girls Revue Company European tour: https://t.co/i3qtQobebt #ndldigital https://t.co/lpSk36IzRC
From NDL’s photo album collection of the early 1900s: https://t.co/nkGU6DcVtM https://t.co/zzubIGCYWv

19 0 0 0 OA 今村押形

Oshigata is hand tracing of the blade of #JapaneseSwords. This is a collection of oshigata collected by Imamura Choga, a well-known appraiser of Japanese swords of the Meiji period. https://t.co/VcFkotyLIm https://t.co/2izIC1GZxb
Alcohol has been a great favorite in Japan. Find out the passion for good-tasting liquor: https://t.co/vxTQ2RwoNd #ndldigital https://t.co/eFZjmYlotd

3 0 0 0 OA 独唱:赤とんぼ

Do you know the Japanese nursery rhyme #Akatombo (red dragonflies)? Its nostalgic melody was composed by YAMADA Kosaku, and the lyrics were based on a poem by MIKI Rofu. Listen to this song in the NDL Historical Recording Collection! #ndldigital https://t.co/82m2Ne5svi https://t.co/lmzavXwv8J
What do you think this picture is? Find out by reading this article: https://t.co/iFxqgrrw0U https://t.co/zysFHyedJ7
This draft of haiku by Natsume Soseki was evaluated by Masaoka Shiki. Which one's your favorite? #ndldigital https://t.co/9DEyvlwnzF https://t.co/cALMBBrQbm
Learning about how books were published during the Meiji era: https://t.co/NyGYcUofM5 https://t.co/EMrIa6CdFX
Not even one wrong kanji was overlooked. Books related to the Imperial Family were censored with utmost caution. #ndldigital https://t.co/BCVmzP9s9Y https://t.co/vdvkr5glJI
There were many #sugoroku games created during the Edo period that featured well-known people. Read this article: Sugoroku Board Games from the Edo Period (Part 2. People) https://t.co/tmL8ILaxBk #ndldigital https://t.co/h8BFh5BghQ
Ito Jakuchu was an Edo-period artist whose works remain popular today. Many of his works are available in the NDL Collections. #ndldigital https://t.co/C2VsBuYpjy https://t.co/bJJYvW4als
Rien no aki and Ashi no soyogi are collections of advertisements and handouts of a popular kabuki troupe caled Torikuma Shibai. Here are some excerpts from the two books: https://t.co/179bUlutD2 https://t.co/QmXu6tcL8D
Do you know the "true" story about Nezumikozo, a master thief who lived in the Edo period? #ndldigital https://t.co/Ms2kRTF47p https://t.co/bkfkZ0MME1
Learn about the 70-year history of the reference services in the National Diet Library: https://t.co/ArDy322KhL https://t.co/pFYe4MN4Sz
Shika wakashu: an invaluable example of a Heian-period manuscript written in kana. https://t.co/eAvJGgGUM8 #ndldigital https://t.co/M9DBuYcesK
Ebony-colored paper was a hallmark of imperial documents in medieval Japan. Learn about the process of recycling Japanese paper here: #ndldigital https://t.co/RmN06MlKTy https://t.co/YgotUlxIM1
Beginning of scientific study of earthquakes with continuous observation of seismic activity https://t.co/rddZVb3WB6 #ndldigital https://t.co/meq7z9mjZe
This large board is called a #karibari board, which is used to hold lined paper and cloth temporarily while drying. What is it made of? Learn more about our method of repairing library materials in this article. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/iwmMa12qBv https://t.co/IE6OKmcFHb
These various brushes are fully used when we attach linings on our library materials. Part 2 of "Protecting Our Books―Tools for preservation and restoration" introduces how we use these brushes and paste. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/iwmMa11SLX https://t.co/9ScbzhrMTx
With a lineup of beautiful designs and exquisite top and side views of porcelain wares, "Pottery and Porcelain from the Meiji Era: Tojiki isho hyohon" introduces a book collecting pottery and porcelain designs. #ndldigital #ndlnewsletter https://t.co/T5BkSrjEiR https://t.co/UznHx2nB0p
"Materials in the Modern Japanese Political History Materials Room: The MOTONO Ichiro and Seiichi Papers" introduces a letter to MOTONO Morimichi regarding IWAKURA Tomomi's son who was studying in UK at that time. #ndlnewsletter #ndldigital https://t.co/1cjOk9X3NM https://t.co/tXIqyBnfJX
Landscape of Yokuon-en Garden in the Edo period. Its ruins have become a famous sightseeing spot in Tokyo. Can you guess where? The answer is here: #ndldigital https://t.co/QkJBNpGX1P https://t.co/WvDEYwU6Vo
Takarasiennes on stage before WW2 during Takarazuka Girls Revue Company European tour: https://t.co/i3qtQobebt #ndldigital https://t.co/0ptCJkcxQs
Not exactly what you might expect: a scrap book of business cards from the Edo period: https://t.co/vSo3DY5svE #ndldigital https://t.co/Q4yqlhfoH4
In addition to interesting stories, you can also learn of the beauty of Japanese style poems and letters from these booklets. #ndldigital https://t.co/wWvYza1zrQ https://t.co/U9QA1QNa6n
Traces of censorship by the Japanese government before WWII can be found in these periodicals: https://t.co/MybqHUFdZt https://t.co/cUCbZujGY8
The character Sukeroku was created by ICHIKAWA Danjuro II and can be considered a quintessential example of masculinity in Edo kabuki. #ndldigital https://t.co/B2tAM6fP3n https://t.co/Q0giGdXuAN
The NDL holds a lot of materials written in various languages. In this article, library staff tell you how to search the books written in your language via NDL Online. #ndldigital https://t.co/32Y9otFdju https://t.co/l3KZR8lSwI
Masaoka Shiki, one of the most famous Haiku writers and poets, proclaimed that tanka poets should never neglect to study the Man’yoshu. Let's enjoy the world of Man'yoshu! #ndldigital https://t.co/xLQy1wbRQ8 https://t.co/3JsPhh8zIf
What happens to the tiger who steals the golden crown from the white elephant king? Can one be a king just by wearing a crown? This is a fairy tale written by FUKUDA Kingetsu, a Meiji-born author. #ndldigital https://t.co/oVrOLq6Lo1 https://t.co/ieoB3moiDP
How did townspeople in the Edo period view success and failure in life? You can learn a lot about it by playing #sugoroku featuring advancement of social status. #ndldigital https://t.co/6dL0kUiu2Y https://t.co/GLPHu8SxuA
The Undying Swan—Anna Pavlova’s performances were very influential to many people in Japan. Find writings by celebrities on this topic in this article. https://t.co/IfttXQZEhJ https://t.co/iQiV4GXboN
ORIKUCHI Shinobu, also known as Shakuchoku, was a Japanese linguist, ethnologist and poet. On the Historical Recordings Collection (Rekion), you can listen to him reciting his own tanka poems. #ndldigital Click to listen: https://t.co/amoeJwoQ9H https://t.co/SOBT5TPiaI
"Narumikata―The beauty of ancient design" introduces a collection of old Japanese designs from a wide variety of sources including treasures of Horyu-ji Temple and Shosoin, dyeing and weaving works, crafts and buildings. #ndldigital https://t.co/ZkVzNMvKLy https://t.co/qzgxEXlk2q

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Sailor vs sea monster, old woman who became a monster cat: enjoy #ukiyoe series featuring legends and stories of 53 Stations of the Tokaido, joint works by #Kunisada, #Hiroshige, and #Kuniyoshi. #ndldigital https://t.co/N6m2Gk40rq https://t.co/r2EU1KBwzi

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