This database is the full-text archive of the Economist from 1843 to 2020. Limiting a search by graph or image is available on the advanced search.

The English Short Title Catalogue (ESTC) covers monograph and serial letterpress items:
・ Printed before 1801.
・ Printed in the British Isles, Colonial America, United States of America (1776-1800), Canada, or territories governed by Britain, in all languages.
・ Printed in any other part of the world, wholly or partly in English or other British vernaculars.
・ With false imprints claiming publication in London, in any language

The Illustrated London News is the world's first fully illustrated weekly newspaper. This database includes every published issue, from the first in 1842 to the last in 2003.

This is a database provided by The Japan Times. Contains an array of valuable content from a unique angle as an English-language newspaper in Japan. You can search from the inaugural issue in March 1897 to December 2023.

A collection of US and British legal literature from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries from Harvard Law School Library and other institutions

A collection of state and municipal codes, documents relating to constitutional conventions, and other American legal history resources.

A collection of approximately 200,000 documents relating to approximately 77,000 trials, including U.S. Supreme Court case records and appellate briefs from 1832 to 1978.

A collection of more than 2,000 primary source documents, such as regulations, session laws, journals, and codes and commentaries from countries outside the United States, including Europe, South America, and Oceania.

A collection of classic references on international, comparative, and international legal literature of countries other than the United States.

A full-text searchable database spanning from the mid-15th century to 1945, containing social science-related publications centered around historical economics, business, and social values, as well as periodical publications from the same era. The contents have been collected from the archives of the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature, University of London and the Kress Library of Business and Economics, Harvard Business School. NII-REO provides Part I, II and III. NII-REO is NII Repository of Electronic Journals and Online Publication.

A series containing European publications related to social and economic history spanning 500 years from the mid-15th century to the mid-20th century. Part III and Part IV can also be cross searched.

"Meiji-era Literary Club, 文芸倶楽部 明治篇" includes literary journals penned by famous writers such as Ichiyo, Kyoka, and Koyo. An excellent resource of modern Japanese literature, including work on art, plays, comedy, manners, and other fields. (Indexing 1895-1926)
"Dai-ichi Koto Gakko Koyukai Zasshi, 第一高等学校 校友会雑誌" is the magazine published by First Higher School, Japan including the works by Tanizaki and Kawabata. (Indexing 1890-1944)
"Taiyo, 太陽" was a comprehensive magazine published by Hakubunkan for a total of 34 volumes containing 531 issues amounting to approximately 175,000 printed pages. It not only offered political, military, economic and social commentary, but included articles on the natural sciences, literary works and cultural trends.  (Indexing 1895-1928）

Articles and content from The New York Times, one of America's leading daily newspapers, are available. (Except for Cooking, Crosswords, The Athletic, and e-reader editions, see manual (1) for detailed content).

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Full-texts of The Oriental economist are available from 1934 to 1952.
Copyrights and the policy for use (Japanese)

This database provides full-text facsimiles of The Times from the first issue in 1785.

This database provides full-text facsimiles of Times Educational Supplement from the first issue in 1910 to 2000.

The Thesaurus Linguae Latinae is the first comprehensive dictionary of ancient Latin. It is compiled on the basis of all Latin texts surviving from antiquity (until AD 600), both literary and non-literary.

This database provides data on medical diagnosis and treatment methods based on 15 best-selling materials published by Igaku-Shoin. It provides more than 100,000 entries interconnected through hyperlinks.

TogoTV by DBCLS is a portal site for video manuals, lecture videos, illustrations and training materials for useful databases (DBs) and web tools in the life sciences.

A tool for searching clinical practice guideline of Japanese academic societies and other institutions

This database contains information of tomb epitaphs and stone rubbings in Han Wei and the six dynasties in China. The database is based on the materials of [Han Wei Liuchao beike jishi] edited by Mao Yuangming. You can search for texts, and view images of the epitaphs by accessing the database.

This database contains information of tomb epitaphs and stone rubbings in Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties in China. You can search for texts, and view images of the epitaphs by accessing the database.

Full texts of Toyokeizai are available from 1895 to 2023. Cross-searchable with Syukan Diamond Digital Archives.
Copyrights and the policy for use (Japanese)

Website of the newspaper article information system search of the National Library of Australia, Trove. Open access to newspaper articles that have been published in Australia from 1803 to 1982.

Users can search and download a variety of international statistical resources compiled by the United Nations (UN) statistical system and other international agencies from single entry point.

This is a database constructed by the National Institute of Japanese Literature, which allows users to search and use at once bibliographic information and high-resolution images of Japanese manuscripts and prints before Edo period, held by NIJL and many other institutions and owners at home and overseas.
This database is a developmental integration of the 'Union Catalogue of Early Japanese Books', a comprehensive catalogue of Japanese classical books, and the 'Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works'.

It was integrated into the "Kokusho Database" in July 2023.
This catalog aims to include all the books bound in Japanese style held in the university libraries, local libraries, museums and other institutions of all European countries. It covers both manuscripts and printed books and both Japanese books and Japanese editions of Chinese and Korean books.

The online version of UpToDate, an information tool considered to be a reliable source of information on clinical medicine. Specifically designed to provide practical answers to medical practitioners, the database includes exclusive reviews by 3,000 medical specialists. Information is updated on a continuous basis.

This is a link resolver service that guides you to a site that displays full-text information from a literature database.
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Web Archiving Project (WARP) operated by the National Diet Library (NDL) regularly collects and archives websites published in Japan to preserve.

Web of Science is an integrated Web-based platform. It provides the tools to search across products.

・Web of Science Core Collection(1900-)
・BIOSIS Citation Index(1926-)
・BIOSIS Previews(1985-)
・Current Contents Connect(1998-)
・Data Citation Index(1900-)
・Derwent Innovations Index(1963-)
・Grants Index (1953-)
・KCI-Korean Journal Database(1980-)
・MEDLINE®︎(1950-)
・Preprint Citation Index(1991-)
・ProQuest™Dissertations & Theses Citation Index (1637-)
・SciELO Citation Index(2002-)
・Zoological Record(1864-)
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・InCites
・JCR-Journal of Citation Reports
・Essential Science Indicators