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Skip to main content University of Tokyo Library System 日本語English グローバルメニュー(英語) Libraries UTokyo OPAC ASK Literacy Toggle navigation search メインナビゲーション Home News Event Database List Collection About Contact Center for Pacific and American Studies Library, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences libraries Komaba campus Center for Pacific and American Studies Library, Graduate School of Arts and Sc… Center for Pacific and American Studies Library, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences The Center for Pacific and American Studies (CPAS) was founded in 2000 in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, expanding on the Center for American Studies which was created in the same school in 1967. Among national university libraries in Japan, CPAS’s library is the only one focused on the United States, Australia, and the Pacific. Located at Building 14 in Komaba I Campus, CPAS Library holds about 80,000 academic books and journals as well as manuscript collections. The library has an extensive collection of academic publications on American politics, international relations, US history, and migration studies along with other fields in American Studies, and also has a growing collection of Australian Studies materials. It is open not just to students and faculty of the University of Tokyo but unaffiliated patrons, who can check out books after completing registration and receiving a CPAS Library card. CPAS is strong in its archival collections on US-Japan political and cultural relations, early America, and politics and social movements in the twentieth century. Most notable is the Yasaka Takagi Collection, which includes materials on the Institute of Pacific Relations as well as the manuscripts and correspondence of Takagi, a professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Tokyo who had profound influence on American Studies in Japan before and after World War II.   Website  [ update : 2022.7.29 ]   Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Bldg.14, First and second floors 3-8-1 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8902 TEL: 03-5454-6161 FAX: 03-5454-4509 E-mail: [email protected] UTokyo WiFi: Available ECCS terminals: Not Available (NA) University of Tokyo Library System   The University of Tokyo Library System is composed of the General Library, the Komaba Library, the Kashiwa Library, and 27 libraries attached to departments or related research institutions.  Library Guide Hongo campus Hongo General Library Asian Research Library Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law Library Graduate Schools for Law and Politics / Faculty of Law Center for Modern Japanese Legal and Political Documents (Meiji Shinbun Zasshi Bunko) Medical Library Libraries for Engineering and Information Science & Technology Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology / Faculty of Letters Library Science Library The Library of Economics Resources and Historical Collections Office (Shiryo-shitsu), The Library of Economics Graduate School of Education / Faculty of Education Library Pharmaceutical Sciences Library Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies Library Multi-media & Socio-information Studies Archive Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia Library Institute of Social Science Library Historiographical Institute Library University Museum Library Yayoi University Library for Agricultural and Life Sciences Earthquake Research Institute Library Komaba campus Komaba I Komaba Library Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Science Library Center for Pacific and American Studies Library, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences Library Komaba II Institute of Industrial Science Library Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology Library Kashiwa campus Kashiwa Library Institute for Cosmic Ray Research Library The Institute for Solid State Physics Library Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute Library Shirokanedai campus Institute of Medical Science Library Back To Top © 2017 University of Tokyo Library System. All rights Reserved. Footer menu sitemap site policy