Science Library holds mini-exhibitions on an irregular basis to display and introduce several items from our diverse collection. In FY2024, a total of three exhibits were held.

The formal name of "Challenger Reports" is "Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger". We introduced their investigation and achievement.

• Date：Mon. July 8 － Fri. Aug. 30, 2024　(Except for closing days)
• Place：Science Library (Bldg.1), 3rd floor
• Materials list（PDF）

In recent years, Japan has experienced extreme heat and heavy rainfall during the rainy season and summer. Globally, the effects of climate change are serious, and global warming is believed to be the cause.
This exhibition focused on the materials written by Dr. Manabe, who had pioneered research on the effects of the greenhouse effect caused by atmospheric carbon dioxide in the 1960s, long before global warming became an issue, and laid the foundation for today’s climate change research.

On September 30, 2024, Dr. Manabe visited our university. Since it was during the exhibition period, he also visited Science Library to view the exhibition!
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• Date：Tue. Sep. 17 - Wed. Oct. 30, 2024 (Except for closing days)
• Place：Science Library (Bldg.1), 3rd floor
• Materials list（PDF）

“Chronological Science Tables (Rika Nenpyo)” was first published about 100 years ago, by the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory, Tokyo Imperial University, now the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.
It covers a wide range of topics, including calendars, astronomy, meteorology, physics and chemistry, earth sciences, biology, and environment.​
This exhibition featured various editions of Rika Nenpyo and related materials.

• Date：Mon. Dec. 16, 2024－Thu. Jan. 30, 2025　(Except for closing days)
• Place：Science Library (Bldg.1), 3rd floor
• Materials list（PDF）

（Last Uadate: March 7, 2025）