「預言者約拿（ヨナ）大魚の口より遁れ出る図」
田島象二（1852-1909）『耶蘇一代弁妄記、2編、上之巻』明治7年
Der Prophet Jona flieht aus dem Fischrachen. Illustration aus: Tajima Shoji, Widerlegung des Lebens Jesu, Bd. 2.1, (Japanisch) 1874!
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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
This artwork by Kitagawa Utamaro depicts the scene of a shell-matching game. The inside of each shell carries an exquisite little picture of a subject such as birds, flowering plants or scenes from the Tale of Genji or the Tales of Ise. #ndldigital
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A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
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This book was published in 1944, when the war had taken a turn for the worse for Japan, and food shortages were becoming more and more acute. #ndldigital https://t.co/DYdQ8HboDo https://t.co/zZH7Zlny0M
Cooking and love story - a Meiji-era bestseller novel by Murai Gensai, introducing more than 500 cuisines including Western ones like curry. This picture shows the well-equipped kitchen of #OkumaShigenobu. https://t.co/Es6URBuv22 https://t.co/JnTHCRsjy9
The NDL Digital Collections were renewed in December 2022. This article shows you the new functions, including image search and increase of full-text-searchable materials. #ndldigital https://t.co/ygCXz1VRYz https://t.co/QiSgTYMTlh
Japan Search is a platform that enables users to search, browse, and use content from Japan's digital archives operated by collaborating partners. This article tells the wishes of those working behind the scenes at Japan Search. #ndldigital
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#Ukiyoe artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's series depicts famous Japanese tales such as #Momotaro and #UrashimaTaro.
There are also humorous works such as Kintaro catching carp. #ndldigital
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf. "Tsuzoku Issopu Monogatari," a translation of #AesopsFables, was published in 1875 with illustrations by #KawanabeKyosai and other eminent painters of the early Meiji era. It became very popular.
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A series of woodblock prints illustrating the manufacturing process of products from various parts of Japan, compiled on the occasion of the World Exposition in Vienna in 1873. This picture is about #rice cultivation. #ndldigital https://t.co/e5D5bRYKwV https://t.co/4MpG1jIe9i
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
#Yokai monsters from yokai picture books by TORIYAMA Sekien, depicting tsukumogami, which are tools related to daily life that have been transformed into yokai. #ndldigital
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This colorful cover to the magazine Shojo Sekai (Girl’s World) is typical of the girls magazines that were popular during the early 20th century.
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A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
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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
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This manual was published in the late 19th century, explaining to Japanese people how to read a Western clock. #ndldigital https://t.co/IOiWALpZiP https://t.co/1600w40qIy