Asahi Shinbunsha upgraded their newspaper database and changed its name from Kikuzō II bijuaru : Asahi shinbun kiji dētabēsu (聞蔵IIビジュアル : 朝日新聞記事データべース) to Asahi shinbun kurosu sāchi (朝日新聞クロスサーチ) !
The database record should be found by any of the following keyword searches in CLIO: "Kikuzo," "Asahi shinbun kurosu seach," "Asahi shimbun cross search" or "Asahi shinbun cross search."
Do not use 聞蔵 as your search term.
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Available contents haven't changed with this database upgrade. One of the major changes is that new Asahi shinbun kurosu sāchi (朝日新聞クロスサーチ) interface has adapted a new responsive design to support a full range of devices, including smartphones. Also its search screen was redesigned to provide a user-friendly interface equipped with the refine search column on the left. For more information, please also refer to the help section in the database: https://xsearch.asahi.com/help/eng/help.html.
Updated: 7/19/2022
The Collection's strength lies in the humanities and the social sciences with substantial holdings in literature, history, philosophy and religion, especially Buddhism, fine and performing arts, business and economics, and East Asian studies. The Library's Japanese language holdings, as of June 30, 2020, include 374,335 volumes; 3,544 serials titles; 40,635 microform items; 1,233 DVDs; 519 film and videocassettes; 504 audios; and 940 cartographic/graphic materials. These resources are supported by a collection of secondary materials in Western languages. We also subscribe to over 20 electronic databases and have roughly 5,500 Japanese e-books.
Updated: 9/10/2021
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Examine how your search query and after-search limits appear on the result screen. "Is" can be changed to "Is not" to exclude certain materials in CLIO.
Updated: 7/21/2022
Columbia's online public catalog was transformed into a discovery tool and contains records for almost all materials, including books, periodicals, microforms, and databases, and beyond. Most of Japanese language materials are cataloged both in Japanese language as well as transliteration of Japanese in romanization in the modified Hepburn System employed by the Library of Congress. It is more effective to search by romanization rather than Japanese, but pay attention to word divisions. CLIO search tips, please click here.
Ebooks may be listed not only under Catalog section, but also under Articles + section.
Updated: 6/29/2021
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Updated: 6/29/2021
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Updated: 12/4/2019