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(141) Resources In 'Japanese Studies'

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Important Japanese Studies E-Books

Bunko Kuseju (Collection Que sais-je? Best Selections)
"Que sais-je?" means "What do I know?" in French. This is the phrase one asks oneself when one wonders if he or she does not know anything. The Renaissance philosopher Michel de Montaigne made this ph... [more]

Edo Meisho Zue (Famous Places in Edo)
This illustrated guide, in 20 volumes, describes over 1,000 famous places in Edo (Tokyo City before 1868). The digital format allows searches of the panoramic views and realistic illustrations.... [more]

Nihon Koten Bungaku Zenshu (The Complete Collection of Japanese Classical Literature)
This collection, in 88 volumes, is a well-balanced selection of must-read Japanese masterpieces, including ancient literature such as Kojiki, Nihon Shoki and Manyoshu, medieval literature such as The ... [more]

Toyo Bunko (The Eastern Library)
Toyo Bunko Books is a great collection of oriental classics worthy of the name "great Asian books," which are frequently quoted as primary sources by researchers.... [more]