Personal Libraries and Collections
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A collection assembled from the previous collection of 241 books by Tokyo Higher Normal School Professor Sakuraba Takeshi (judo).
Received in September 2010.
A collection assembled from the previous collection of 935 books by Tokyo University of Literature and Science Professor Ishikawa Rinshiro (English literature).
Received in September 1940.
[Location] Shelved in the general stacks. Books whose material types are “rare books” are stored in the rare book archive.
A collection assembled from 30 documents and sets of records related to Iwashimizu Hachimangu of Kyoto. Many of these documents were issued or received by Shinto priests of the Tanaka family.
[Location] Stored in the rare book archive.
A collection assembled from the previous collection of 221 books by Tokyo Higher Normal School Professor Isoda Ryo (western history).
Received in October 1924.
A collection of 4,023 items from the former collection of Hozumi Nobushige, who was deeply involved in the process of establishing the modern laws of Japan, and leading authority on legal studies in the Meiji and Taisho eras, and Hozumi Shigeto, Professor at Tokyo Imperial University, and eldest son of Nobushige. In the early 1950s this collection was part of the materials related to the Hozumi family that were provided to the academic community by the family themselves. Professor Inada Masatsugu of the Tokyo University of Education Department of Literature purchased the materials with research funds. Materials related to the Hozumi family are archived at University of Tokyo Faculty of Law Library, as well as at University of Tsukuba.
Received in March 1952.
The collection consisting of 586 Japanese-style books related to the study of Japanese classical literature, formerly owned by University of Tsukuba professor emeritus and former vice president late Dr. Haga Noboru (Japanese history), was donated by his family in 2017. Professor Haga made a wide range of research in history of ethical thought and cultural history among Japanese history study. His major works include “幕末国学の展開“ /Bakumatsu Kokugaku no Tenkai and “幕末国学の研究“ /Bakumatsu Kokugaku no Kenkyu. He also published “芳賀登著作選集” /Haga Noboru Chosaku Senshu, consisting of eight volumes. We have been told that Professor Haga bought books in this collection at antiquarian bookshops after WWII. This collection is unique in containing many manuscripts on Okuni Takamasa. Some of books have Takamasa’s autograph preface and postscript or works not included in his complete collection.
Received in April, 2018.