Japanese Collections

This page has links to the websites of Japanese colors.

https://library.osu.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Japanese_colors

CEAL Committee on Japanese Materials
“Japanese Collections as Learning Centers: Connecting Users with Libraries through Web 2.0 Technologies”
Maureen Donovan & Shirin Eshghi
Atlanta, April 3, 2008
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There’s a fascinating series of postings about library blogs at the Infobib blog, including a review of Biblioblogs in Japan by Sho Sato and katz3 that includes links to a list of 51 Japanese biblioblogs. All I can say is “Wow!”

Today I was specifically looked for blogging by Japanese studies librarians. I quickly found Shirin Eshghi’s blog at UBC Continue reading

Getting ready for my upcoming presentation at the Council on East Asian Libraries on “Scholarly Communication and Patron Services,” I set out today to see who’s blogging at East Asian collections. Continue reading

Handout for a workshop on Feb 12, 2008 Continue reading

I gave a presentation on blogging as part Ohio State University Libraries’ series, Click! Technology and Libraries in Action. The handout is available online now: Blogging: Join the Conversation!

Nihon no Bijutsu No. 68

Update to my earlier post about this journal Nihon no Bijutsu — Translation of titles of each issue —– We’ve moved the project to translate all the issue titles to the Japanese Studies Wiki!! —
https://library.osu.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Nihon_no_Bijutsu

Global warming has been one of the “hottest” issues for the last two decades. Japan has been making efforts to tackle the new goal of 6% reduction of greenhouse gas, after failing to achieve the previous goal set by the Kyoto protocol.

Here are the links to the Japanese websites on global warming–national, regional, and private. The sites are mostly in Japanese, but there are some visual resources available.

https://library.osu.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Global_Warming_Prevention_Efforts_in_Japan

Project X is a series of NHK documentary shows that focus on the great achievements in Japan, ranging from science and technology to sports and social affairs.

https://library.osu.edu/wiki/index.php?title=NHK_program:_Project_X

Part of OSU library collection have been introduced with subcategories relating technology and science. The links to the related Shashi (Company History) Wiki entries are updated.