Kaitokudo Bunko

Kaidokudo was a private school founded by merchants in Osaka in 1724. Its valuable books were donated to the University of Osaka in 1949.

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Old maps of Asia created in the West

A collection of maps of East Asia and North Asia published in Western countries. The maps were published between the 1570s and the 1870s.

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Akagi Bunko

A collection of books containing lyrics and narration from Joruri plays during the Edo period.

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Sketches of Noh and Kyogen performances by Kunitaro Suda

A collection of sketches of Noh and Kyogen performances by Kunitaro Suda (1891-1961), one of Japan's leading Western-style painters.

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Handwritten notes by Hisashi Terao

Handwritten notes by Dr. Hisashi Terao (1855-1923), an astronomer of the Meiji and Taisho periods. Nine volumes held in the Mathematics library of the Graduate School of Science are accessible online.

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Ninjoji Bunko

A collection of Edo period literature formerly owned by Tsutomu Ninjoji (1885-1951)

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Ishihama Bunko

A collection of Oriental studies materials which were formerly owned by Dr. Junichiro Ishihama (1888-1968). It contains a large number of materials related to Mongolian, Manchu, Western Xia, Uyghur, Tibetan, and other languages.

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Hán-Nôm collection

Hán-Nôm is a general term for the Vietnamese notation system used in the pre-modern era, which includes Chinese characters and Chữ Nôm. This collection consists of the Hán-Nôm materials with stamps indicating that they were owned by the Osaka School of Foreign Languages in 2011.

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Other rare materials

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