Skip to Main Content

Japanese Studies

Welcome to the UCLA Library Guide for Japanese Studies. This guide presents both introductory and in-depth information for Japan-related research.

The Japanese Studies library guide is your one-stop shop to finding research/scholarly resources related to Japan. You can find us on the second floor of YRL in the East Asian Library. Feel free to book a research consultation if you need help. If you are new to using the UCLA Library, please scroll down to "Tips for Using the Library". ありがとうございます!

Tomoko Bialock
Japanese Studies Librarian
tbialock@library.ucla.edu
Schedule Research Consultation
Kimberly McNelly
Project Manager
kmcnelly@library.ucla.edu
 
Su Chen
East Asian Studies Librarian
suchen11@library.ucla.edu
Junko Tanaka
Japanese Acquisition and Cataloging Specialist
jtanaka@library.ucla.edu

Japanese Studies Databases

Below are some good sources to jumpstart your search. For further in-depth information, please view the primary databases and other tabs.

PRIMARY RESEARCH DATABASES AND INFORMATION

INDEXES

DICTIONARIES

NEWSPAPERS

Below are a collection of digital newspaper archives.

Other Newspapers

MORE WEB RESOURCES AND DATABASES

 

GUIDES

 

OTHER RESOURCES

E-BOOKS

As a UCLA user, you have access to many e-book materials that may not be visible directly on the UCLA catalog (OPAC). Click or search the relevant title into the EBSCO, KinoDen, MeL, J-Dac or JapanKnowledge search fields to access e-book materials. A list of newly acquired materials for each platform can be seen below.

Tips for using the library

If you are new to accessing library materials, there is a world of information awaiting you. Here are some resources to get you started.

Newly Acquired JP Books

Below is a list of recently acquired materials. 

Loading ...