Step 3.1 - Books in the Edo period
江戸時代の書物
Kyōkun oya no megane "Rikōmono"
(Prespective Bridges Judged through Parent's Moralizing Spectcles: A Clever Girl), Ukiyo-e by Kitagawa Utamaro
The Takahashi Seiichiro Collection of Ukiyo-e Prints
Keio University, 200X@133
Step 3.2 - Bookmaking and Printing in the Nara and Heian Periods
奈良・平安時代の日本の出版・印刷史
Hōryūji Hyakumantōdarani
1 scroll, 770 printing
Keio University Library, 132X@20@1
Amidanyorai zazō suributsu
Heian-period Printed Buddhas, 1 scroll
Keio University Library, 132X@14
Step 3.3 - History of Japanese Printing and Publishing in the Kamakura and Muromachi Periods
鎌倉・室町時代の日本の出版・印刷史
Myōhō rengekyō
(Lotus Sutra of the Wonderful Law), 1 scroll (Kamakura period) Kasuga-ban, sōshokukyō
Keio University Library, 132X@16
Kongōchōkyō daiyuga himitsu shinji hōmon giketsu
(Chinese, Jingangding jing da yujia bimi xindi famen yijue), "Instructions on the Gate of Teaching about the Secret State of Mind of the Great Yoga, the Vajra Pinnacle Scripture", late 8th c., 1 booklet, Kōya-ban Shōō4 (1291)
Keio University Library, 110X@5@1
Ōjōjūin
(The Ten Conditions for Rebirth in the Pure Land), 1 volume, oriental style binding, Jōdokyō-ban, Hōji 2 (1248)
Keio University Library, 110X@1@1
Rekidai teiō hennen goken no zu
(Illustrated Genealogies of Emperors and Kings), 1 volume, Eiwa 2 (1376) printing
Keio University Library, 110X@37@1
Goseibai shikimoku
(Formulary of Adjudications). Goseibai shikimoku, 1 volume, Otsuki Koreharu, Kyōroku 2 (1529) printing
Keio University Library, 110X@506@1
Step 3.4 - What is Movable Type?
古活字版とは何か?
Kyōkun oya no megane "Rikōmono"
(Prespective Bridges Judged through Parent's Moralizing Spectcles: A Clever Girl), Ukiyo-e by Kitagawa Utamaro
The Takahashi Seiichiro Collection of Ukiyo-e Prints
Keio University, 200X@133
The 42-line Bible by Gutenberg
Keio University Library, fol.1r
Tamakatsura
Ketsuutaibon (Tokushon)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 玉かつら
Aki no yonagamonogatari
1 volume, movable type
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト154・1
Ōsaka monogatari
2 volume
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 215・ト2・2
Step 3.5 - Movable Type Printing and Woodblock Printing
古活字版と整版
Heike Monogatari
Shimomura-bon (Shimomura-text)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト38・12
Heike Monogatari
Jūichigyō hiragana bon (11-line Hiragana text), published by Kawaramachi Niemon
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト49・6
Heike Monogatari
Fukun katakana-bon (Annotated Katakana text) 1 vol. and 1 fascicle from Book 10
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト323・1
Heike Monogatari
Nakanoin-bon (Nakanoin text) with editorial note; 1 fascicle from book 12
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト40・1
Heike monogatari
(Nakanoin text) 11 booklets
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト39・11
Heike Monogatari
Jūnigyō hiragana-bon (12-line hiragana text); two versions, with the type set differently.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト41・11
Heike Monogatari
vol3, Old movable type, Yasuda bunko collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト42・1
Nihon shoki
Chronicles of Japan, "old" movable type edition, 2 vols.
Keio University Library, 110X@406@2
Heike monogatari
(Shimomura text), 12 voll.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト38・12
Nihon shoki
(Chronicles of Japan), Kan’ei-era edition, 15 voll.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 213・ト3・15
Step 3.6 - How to Tell a Typeset Book
同じ活字を探してみよう
Heike monogatari
(Nakanoin text) 11 booklets
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 092・ト39・11
Step 3.7 - Format and Content of Early-modern Printed Books
近世版本の書型と内容
Nihon shoki
woodblock imprint
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 213・ト3・15
Shūko jisshu-kō
formerly in the Nanki Archive of the Tayasu family, with box
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ000・025・58
Yamato zokkun
by Kaibara Ekken, Hanshi-bon (half-size Books, 17 cm x 24 cm)
Keio University Library, 117@106@3
Meisho buri Kon’nōzakura
Kusazōshi (kuro-hon)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト301
Kabun yōgo
kohon (small books, 12x 17 cm)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ハ32・13・3
Kokkō shōshō
Toku-Kohon (Extra-small books)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ハ38C・4・79・1
Chikuden-sō shiwa
Tatenaga-bon ("Higher-than-wide" books)
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ハ38C・6・32・1
Eisō satoshigusa
Yokohon ("Wider-than-high" books)
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ202・167・1
Oku no hosomichi
Masugata-bon (Square books)
Keio University Library, 121@101@1
Step 3.8 - Early Printed Illustrated Books
絵入り版本の始発
Ise monogatari
Saga-bon, 1608, Enpukuji temple
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, SagabonIseMonogatari
Step 3.9 - Bordered Plates and the Use of the Outer Border in Kana Books
挿絵の枠と平仮名版本の匡郭
Ise monogatari
Saga-bon, 1608, Enpukuji temple
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, SagabonIseMonogatari
Sanjūrokkasen
Saga-bon (Saga-version The Thirty-six Immortals of waka, 1 vol.
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ223・040・1貴
Ogurayama hyakunin isshu
[One Hundred Poets, One Poem Each], early-Edo period, 1 vol.
Keio University Library, 132X@172@1
Shiji
[J. Shiki, Records of the Grand Historian], vol. 31, Keich era (1596-1615), movable type
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト327・1
Tawara Tōda monogatari
[The Tale of Tawara "Rice-bag" Tōda]
Keio University Library, 110X@434@2
Tsuru no sōshi
[The crane’s tale], Kanbun 2(1662)printing, 3 vols.
Keio University Library, 110X@441@3
Issun bōshi
Otogi Sōshi,23 items, early-Edo printing
Keio University Library, 57X@94@23
Akinoyonaga monogatari
Keichoganwa, printing, 1 vol
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト154・1・ガ50
Akinoyonaga monogatari
vol.2, Shōtoku 6 (1716), Edo period, Suharaya Mohei print, Kyo/Arai Yahei print, 2 booklets,
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, B1・ト4・2
Nosezaru Sōshi
one of the 23 Otogi Sōshi stories, early-Edo period, 1 booklet
Private Collection, Private_Nosezaru_Soshi
Tsukishima
Ken’ei, Tanroku-bon, 1 booklet
Private Collection, Private_Tsukishima
Step 3.10 - Hand-colored Illustrated Books
手彩色の絵入り本
Iwaya no sōshi
[Lady in the Cave], originally 2 scrolls of which only 1 extant), 1 vol., Kan’ei era (1624-1644), color movable type book
Keio University Library, 110X@301@1
Tengu no dairi
[ The Palace of the tengu ], 2 vols., Early Edo printing, tanroku-bon
Keio University Library, 110X@457@1
Bunshō no sōshi
[The Tale of Bunshō], 2 vols., early Edo period printing, tanroku-bon
Keio University Library, 110X@443@1
Step 3.11 - Reading as Education
教訓としての読書
Yamato zokkun
by Kaibara Ekken, Hanshi-bon (half-size Books, 17 cm x 24 cm)
Keio University Library, 117@106@3
Yorozu kaimono chōhōki
1692
Keio University Library, 110X@53@1
Ehon sakaegusa
(Leaves of Prosperity), Learning to write,Katsukawa Shunchō, 1790, 2 vols.
Keio University Library, 110X@590@2
Ehon teikin ōrai
illustrations by Katsushika Hokusai (19th c.)
Keio University Library, 133@20@1
Onna daigaku
by Kaibara Ekken, [The Great Learning for Women), 1844
Keio University Library, 125@143@1
Kinsei onna daigaku
by Doi Kōka, 1874 printing
Keio University Library, 211@66@1
Step 3.12 - The Spread and Creative Re-use of the Classics
古典の普及と再利用
Mottomo no sōshi
1634 edition
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ209・028・2貴
Eisōsatoshigusa
1853 edition, 1 vol.
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ202・167・1
Tamakura
Motoori Norinaga, 1792 edition
Keio University Library, 88@232@1
Nise Murasaki Inaka Genji
Ryūtei Tanehiko, 38 vols., 1829〜1842
Keio University Library, 128@58@1
Step 3.13 - The Status of Manuscripts and Printed Books
写本の地位、刊本の地位
Kogetsushō
Kitamura Kigin
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, シ34・216・53
Musukobeya
(The Young Man’s Quarters, 1785), Santō Kyōden
Keio University Library, 215@1803@1
Kogetsushō
Kitamura Kigin
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, シ34・216・53
Step 3.15 - The Power of Texts
書物の力
Kasen kashū
(with marginalia by Keich, Shiigamoto bunko) 15 vols.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 09A・98・15
Suzunoya-shū
Motoori Norinaga, 9 vols.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, シ21E・D262
Keichū, Man’yōshū daishōki
23 vols, formerly in Matsudaira Sadanobu’s collection, Matsudaira Family, Kuwana fief
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 091・ト367・23
Kasen kashū
(with marginalia by Keichū, Shiigamoto bunko), 15 vols.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, 09A・98・15
Step 3.16 - Toward a New
開かれた知へ
Wamyō ruijūshō
[Hamano bunko・Shiinpukuji-text facsimile reprint] , 1801 edition
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ハ09・ト4・70・1
Gunsho ruijū
666 vols
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ215・2・012
Nihon kōki
(Chronicles of Japan), 1799 edition, 10 vols.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ヒ210・13・10
Shūko jisshu-kō
formerly in the Nanki Archive of the Tayasu family, with box
Century Cultural Foundation Collection
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, セ000・025・58
Nihon kōki
1799 edition, 10 vols.
Keio Institute of Oriental Classics, ヒ210・13・10