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The Imperial
Diet Records:
Meiji era (1868-1912)
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The Committee Proceedings of the House
of Peers
(book form) Cloth binding, 650 pages in each
29vols./Price 304,000 Yen ISBN978-4-653-03134-5
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The Imperial
Diet Records:
Taisho era (1912-1926)
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The Committee Proceedings of the House
of Representatives
(35mm microfilms)
29vols./Price 500,000 Yen ISBN978-4-653-00589-6
The Committee Proceedings of the House of Peers
(book form) Cloth binding, 650pages in each
50vols./Price 700,000 Yen ISBN978-4-653-00640-4,
00663-3
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The Imperial
Diet Records:
Showa era (1926-1989)
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The Committee Proceedings of the House
of Representatives & the House of Peers (Councilors)
(35mm microfilms) Index: 51vols
642reels/Price 12,510,184 Yen ISBN978-4-653-02260-2
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In the National Diet, the commission is
main stage of the deliberation even now. Those proceedings document all
the deliberation on important issues on enactment of law, domestic
politics, and foreign policy in the budget committee and other committees.
Those records provide a vast range of information on studies of modern
Japanese politics and history.
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The Records of the Enthronement Ceremonies of the
Emperor Taisho |
Supervised by
Isao Tokoro
(35mm microfi lms)
With index, commentary, colored plates
34reels/ Price 500,000 Yen ISBN978-4-653-03810-8 |
The Enthronement of the Emperor Taisho in 1915 is
regarded as the most magnificent event in Japanese modern history. And the
records were complied, taking two years, by a number of scholars and
authorities. The records, which consist of 138 volumes, include all the
details on procedure, former examples, furniture, expense, and other
related information. This also includes all the proceedings of enactment
of law on the ceremony. Only two copies of the records were made and they
have been preserved by the Imperial Court and the Cabinet (this copy was
taken over by National Archives of Japan at present).
In 1919, only a part of the records were published to the public but most
part have been classifi ed for a longtime. Now based on the copy of the
National Archives of Japan, all records appear for the first time in this
microform. This extensive collection offers invaluable resource, which is
unavailable in any
other volume, to scholars and students of Japanese study in modern times. |
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