[Prefatory Note] Learning from Old Books |
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NISHIMURA, Yukio |
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[Features] Learning from Old Books |
Feature Article #1: |
Panel Discussion: That’s why old books are interesting! The Reality of Japan Seen through Travel Guides
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ARAYAMA, Masahiko YAMAGUCHI, Makoto KIDA, Takuya |
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Column 1: Toshio Kinoshita and the Kinoshita Collection
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Column 2: The Lineage of Travel Guides
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Column 3: The Japan Tourist Bureau’s Journal “Tourist”
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Feature Article #2: |
National Recreation Area Planning in Wartime: “National Parks” Magazine and Tsuyoshi Tamura |
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ABE, Munehiro |
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Column 4: The Importance and Challenges of Reprints (Osamu Funabashi, President of Fuji Shuppan Co., Ltd.)
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Feature Article #3: |
Japan’s Hot Spring Medicine and Discovering the Origin of Its New Era in Old Books
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GODA, Sumito |
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Column 5: The Evolution of the Use of Corporate Histories
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Information in Books and the Zeitgeist from the Perspective of Hotel Architecture
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SUNAMOTO, Fumihiko |
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Feature Article #5: |
10 Years at the International Tourist Bureau
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SENJU, Hajime |
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Perspective: |
Old Books, Forever New Interview Refining Criteria for Reading Old Books: Selections from Our Collection of 2,300 Old Books |
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MIZOO, Yoshitaka |
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Afterword |
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FUKUNAGA, Kaori |
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Visiting Tourism 100 Years Ago: A Case Study of University Education Using Old Books (Dokkyo University Yamaguchi Seminar)
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Column 7:
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How to Find Old Books
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Column 8:
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You Can Also Find Them Outside Tabi no Toshokan: Libraries and Museums Collecting Old Books and Rare Materials Related to Tourism
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[Travel Library News] |
40 Years of Tabi no Toshokan |
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OSUMI, Kazushi |