2003 japan studies information specialist training 平成15年日本 .ppt

3/4/2004 bazzell (UHM) 2003 Japan Foundation/National Diet Library Training Program for Information Specialists for Japanese StudiesNCC Open Meeting at San Diego平成１５年日本研究情報専門家研修報告 Tokiko Y. Bazzell (U of Hawaii at Manoa) Sanae Isozumi (UC San Diego) Beth Katzoff (Cornell) Haruko Nakamura (Washington U at St. Louis) Tadanobu Suzuki (U of Victoria) Today’s Outlines Information Specialists from around the world (Bazzell), Highlights of Institutional Visits (Nakamura), and Highlights of New Resources in Japan (Isozumi). Tad Suzuki (U of Victoria) and Beth Katzoff (Cornell) will report for the Journal of East Asian Libraries. What the Training has given us: A rare opportunity to meet, learn, interact with other specialists, face-to-face. * Non-Librarian Information Specialists Jeong, Youn Woo (Korea) Coordinator of the Japanese Documents Center, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University. The Center supports Japanese studies groups in Korea by providing resources, study programs, and research services. Ortac, Merter (Turkey) Research assistant at the Japanese Literature Department of Ankara University. He wants to be a Japanologist in social science. His current research theme is the research and development history in pre-war Japan. Since no Japanese Studies librarian in his university library, he needs to collect all research materials for his study by himself. Librarians from Moscow Hanoi Minakova, Yulia (Russia) Librarian, Center for Oriental Literature at Russia National University The largest holdings in the Collection are Chinese - around 80,000 volumes and the Japanese collections are about 60,000. They have a published catalog of Edo period books (19th century) in two volumes. There are about 2,000 volumes of Manchurian books. Ha, Lan Phi (Vietnam) Deputy Head of Library and Information Department at the Center for Japanese Studies, National Center for Social sciences and Humanities. The collections are mostly focu