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National Diet LibraryDigital Library from the Meiji era | The digital collection, such as books and journals published since the Meiji Era, is available on the web. As a special collection, the syllabus of Tokyo Women's Higher Normal School from the Meiji era to the early Showa era, is also included. |
National Diet LibraryThe Meiji and Taisho Eras in Photographs | The Meiji and Taisho in digital photographs at National Diet Library - The Photos of Womenâs Highter Normal School (Ochanomizu University) and its attached kindergarten are included in the material. |
National Archives of JapanDigital Archive | Digital Archive at National Archives of Japan - Digitalized material and documents are available through the inventory and catalogue of historiography. The official documents related to Tokyo Womenâs Higher Normal School (Ochanomizu University) are also available. |
Tohoku UniversityTohoku University Archives | The Database of the history of Tohoku University- The material and photos of Chika Kuroda and Raku Makita, who were graduates and teachers of Tokyo Womenâs Higher Normal School and the first womenâs students of the Imperial University, are available. |
Nagasaki University LibraryMetadata database of Japanese old photographs in Bakumatsu-Meiji Period | Nagasaki University library - EŽhe photos in the last days of the Tokugawa Shogunate and the Meiji era are available. The photos of the early stages of Tokyo Womenâs Normal School (Ochanomizu university) are also included. |
Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of HistoryArchive Research | The historiography of Fuyu Toyoda, who was the first kindergarten teacher in Japan and a teacher of Tokyo Womenâs Normal School (Ochanomizu University), are included. |
Nara Women's UniversityThe historiography of Nara Women's University | The inventory of the historiography of Nara Womenâs Higher Normal School (Nara Womenâs University) - Digitalized material, such as photos and images of Nara Womenâs Higher Normal School, are available. |
Tsuda CollegeTsuda College Digital Archive | The document and mementos of Umeko Tsuda who was the founder of Tsuda College are available. Especially the collection of digitalized photos and material of the Womenâs Institute for English Studies (Tsuda College) are also available. Note: Umeko Tsuda was a teacher of Womenâs Higher Normal School(Ochanomizu University) once. |
Tokyo Woman's Christian UniversityThe early history of Tokyo Woman' Christian University | The material of Tetsu Yasui, who helped to established Tokyo Womanâs Christian University is presented. Note: Tetsu Yasui was a graduate and a teacher of The Womenâs campas of Higher Normal School( Ochanomizu University). |
Japan Women's UniversityOutline | The Historiography and special collection of Japan Womenâs University included the University successive chancellors are available. |
Kyoritsu Women's Educational InstitutionThe History of Kyoritsu Women's Educational Institution | The History of Kyoritsu Women's Educational Institute is available. Note: Kyoritsu Women's Educatoinal Institute was established by the founders who were former teachers of Tokyo Women's Normal School(Ochanomizu UniversityEE and other related institutions (e.g. Tokyo Women's Higher Normal school). Those teachers are: Yasunori Miyakawa, Tatsugoro Watanabe, Michiyo Naka, Fuyu Toyoda, Haruko Hatoyama, Chisa(Koai) Takemura, and Futaba Yamakawa. |
Atomi GakuenThe 130- year history of Atomi Gakuen: Tradition and Originality | The 130 year history of Atomi Gakuen, which was established in 1875 as Atomi girlâs school is available. The documents were digitalized as the PDF files. |
Jissen Women's Educational InstituteShimoda Utako Digital Archive | The material of Utako Shimoda (e.g. photos, letters, writings) who is the founder of Jissen Womenâs Educational Institute is available. |
Japan Women's College of Physical EducationJapan Women's College of Physical Education Library : the special exhibition of Tokuyo Nikaido | The biography of Tokuyo Nikaido who was the founder of Japan Womenâs College of Physical Education is available. Note: Tokuyo Nikaido was a graduate and teacher of Womenâs Higher Normal School.(Ochanomizu University) |
University of Tsukuba LibraryThe University of Tsukuba Library Degital Collegetion | The University of Tsukuba Library Collection- An extensive range of the image of documents and resources, such as the official documents of Shoheizaka Gakumonnjyo, are available. |
Tamagawa University Education MuseumDatabase | The database for a wide range of rich collection of the history of education in Japan is available.(e.g. the history of Education in Japan, Arts, folklore, archaeology, Schweitzer, Obara Kuniyoshi (the founder of Tamagawa Gakuen) |
Kagoshima University attached kindergartenThe History of Kindergarten | This introduces Kagoshima University attached kindergarten which was established in 1878 and its history. Note: Fuyu Toyoda who was a kindergarten Teacher of Tokyo Womenâs Normal School (Ochanomizu University) was seconded to this kindergarten to help to develop this kindergarten. |
Higashi-Nibancho KindergartenThe summary of Kindergarten | The summary of Higashi-Nibancho-Kindergarten, which was established in 1878, is available. Note: The Founder of Higashi-Nibancho-Kindergarten, Nariaya Yano visited Tokyo Womenâs Normal School attached kindergarten (Ochanomizu University attached kindergarten) in 1879 and was often given many pieces of advice about the pedagogies of kindergarten by Seki Shinzo who was the first head of Tokyo Womenâs Normal School attached Kindergarten. Hama Kondo who was one of the teachers of the kindergarten also gave Yano a great deal of advice on songs for children. |
Aishu Kindergarten, Osaka | The information of Aishu Kindergarten in Osaka, Japan is available. Aishu kindergarten was established in 1879 in Osaka, especially the Kindergarten architecture, which was built in 1901, was registered as an important Cultural Properties of Japan. |
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Barnard CollegeArchives | The Barnard College Archives - Barnard College is a private womenâs liberal arts college. The Barnardâs Wolleman library, which houses the archives, was founded in 1886 with the efforts of the 10th president of Columbia University, Friedrich Bernard. |
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Bryn Mawr CollegeSpecial Collections | The Bryn Mawr College Archive - Bryn Mawr College is womenâs liberal arts college founded in 1885. The college was also known as where Umeko Tsuda studied. Umeko Tsuda was the Founder of Tsuda College and was also a lecturer of Womenâs Higher Normal School (now Ochanomizu University). |
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Mount Holyoke CollegeArchives and Special Collections | The Mount Holyoke College Archive- the Mount Holyoke College is a liberal arts college for women and was founded by Mary Lyon as Mount Holyoke Female Seminary in 1837. |
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Smith Collegecollege Archibes | The Smith College Archive - Smith College is a private Womenâs liberal arts College. The college was chartered in 1871 by a bequest of Sophia Smith. |
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Vassar CollegeVassar College Archives | The Vassar College Archive - Vassar College was founded as a womanâs College in 1861 and became coeducational in 1969. This college is also known as where Sutematsu Oyama studied. Ochaomizu University has an agreement for student exchange with Vassar College. |
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Wellesley College Wellesley College Archives | The Wellesley College Archive -The Wellesley College is a private womanâs liberal arts college founded in 1870. |
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Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Harvard UniversityWellesley College Archives | The Radcliffe Archives- Radcliffe College was established as the âHarvard AnnexâEfor Womenâs instruction in 1879. In 1999, Radcliffe College and Harvard University officially merged and currently became a coeducational institution. |
the United Kingdom | Lady MargaretHall OxfordLMH Archives | The Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Archives ? Lady Margaret Hall Oxford was founded in 1878 as the first Womenâs college in Oxford and accepted man from 1979. |
the United Kingdom | University of Roehampton Archives and Special Collections | The Froebel Archive for Childhood Studies- Froebel College was founded in 1892 as a teacher training college for female kindergarten teachers. The Froebel Archive Digital Collection for Childhood Studies is available through the link. The special collection of TokyoWomenâs Normal School (Ochamomizu University) was found in the digital collection of âChild LifeâE(1909). |