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Online union catalog database of print books and journals held in the University of Tokyo. Search by titles, author names, ISBN or ISSN.
After log-in to MyOPAC, you can request delivery via search result screen.
If you are going to visit library to read some material, please check the "Location", "Call No.", "Status" and "Comments" on the OPAC search result screen. They are important to find materials at the library.
Provided by National Institute of Informatics. This site allows you to search the catalogs of university libraries throughout Japan.
The Catalog of National Diet Library. You can search for Doctoral Dissertations in Japan.
You can search through the holdings of the public (ward, city and metropolitan) libraries in the metropolitan prefectural area.
You can search for materials held by many types of library in Japan.
You can search for materials held by university libraries or national libraries in the world.
TREE is simply a service which allows you to search academic information from one search window. You can search for books, electronic and paper, materials all at once without worrying about choosing a database.
Provided by National Institute of Informatics. This covers mainly academic journals and transactions of academic societies in Japan. You can read some articles on the web.
Web of Science is an integrated Web-based platform. It provides the tools to search across products.
Engineering Village is a comprehensive search engine covering a number of databases in the field of engineering. It includes the well-established Compendex and INSPEC bibliographic databases, as well as information on handbooks, patents, specifications, and web search engines.
Please see Dissertations in UTokyo.
This site explain the way to search the web for dissertations as well as dissertations held by National Diet Library.
Literacy can be used to search a variety of databases available in University of Tokyo. Additionally, the site offers hints on gathering information in general, as well as guides to database training courses.
Source materials for Engineering History: The University of Tokyo Digital Archive
(in Japanese)
It is held in spring and autumn. You can learn how to search books or journal articles by using OPAC, e-journals and other essential databases briefly.
For details, please check news of this website.
The Academic Information Literacy Section at the Information Technology Group conducts database training courses. They are mainly held at General Library. They consist of a rich variety of content, such as how to use OPAC, electronic journals, individual database, etc.
For details, see Literacy.