Shinshu University Profile 2016：Digest

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University LibrariesLibraryShinshu University Library provides a large collection of books, e-books, e-journals and academic databases for the university community members. Some libraries have Learning Commons spaces and the graduate students to Learning Advisors for learning supports according to user needs.The university library collaborates with nearby public libraries on mutual book lend-ing and borrowing projects, enabling users in the community to access the Library resources.The Libraries support learning and research12Shindai Nana-chanSpecial Collections - Kotani Collection and MoreShinshu University Library maintains collections of artworks, including a number of precious books and paintings, such as the Kotani Collection, Japan’s foremost collection of materials connected with mountains, as well as the Tsuruzo Ishii Collection. Part of the university’s collections has been made widely available to the public as a digital archive.Paintings from the former Matsumoto Higher SchoolLibrary holdings (FY2016)Central LibraryEducational LibraryMedical LibraryEngineering LibraryAgricultural LibraryTextile Science and Technology Library524,898193,184161,307135,094102,866116,133Total 1,233,482TOPICSNew Central Library (Matsumoto Campus)Foundation of the Kita Morio LibraryThe nation's rst and largest Comprehensive Database of Archaeological Site Reports in JapanThe Central Library was reopened on June 1, 2015 following renovations and expansions. These improvements were carried out to create a research and study environment that is more comfortable for both students and users from the general public.Approximately 600 books from the collection which author Morio Kita (1927 - 2011) once owned were donated to the Central Library by the courtesy of his family. Morio Kita was a graduate of the former Matsumoto Higher School (which was one of the forerunners of today's Shinshu University).The Library is a member of the project, Repository of Archaeological Reports. We have made digitized versions of excavation reports in Nagano available online.Nearly 2,500 reports (the national largest) were archived. In addition, our library is the first and only one in Japan to start the repository of another prefecture, Yamanashi and Niigata. Reports registered in Nagano, Yamanashi and Niigata Prefecture accounts for about 22% of all reports in Japan.

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