日要新聞
ニチヨウシンブン
Nichiyoushinbun
Language
Japanese
Type
Newspaper
Description
東大請求記号：Z2-3-1
国文研デジタル請求記号：DIG-TOKY-73722
備考：国文学研究資料館「歴史的典籍NW事業」によるデジタル化
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Faculty / Graduate SchoolGraduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
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Original OwnerMeiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko, Center for Modern Japanese Legal and Political Documents, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, The University of Tokyo
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Data ProviderNIJL-NW project, National Institute of Japanese Literature
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Rightshttp://www.meiji.j.u-tokyo.ac.jp/digitalarchive_reuse_meijibunko.html
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Metadata Rightshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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IIIF manifesthttps://kokusho.nijl.ac.jp/biblio/100414825/manifest
Collection
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Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works)
This is a group of materials digitised through the Project to Build an International Collaborative Research Network for Pre-modern Japanese Texts, which has been promoted by the National Institute of Japanese Literature (NIJL).
The image data is available from the Kokusho Database (The Union Catalogue Database of Japanese Texts) operated by the NIJL.
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新聞摘要
高田／義甫 編纂
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
撮要新聞
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
内外各種新聞要録
1 蕉雨堂／主人 編纂
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
日新記聞
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
日益新聞
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
新潟朝日新聞
Early Japanese Books - Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko (NIJL Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works) | Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law
