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Archives in Japan: The State of the Art
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Although Japan has a long history, its archival traditions are still developing. The author gives a brief history of Japanese recordkeeping and its archival institutions. She also discusses archival legislation and the Japan Society of Archives Institutions. The article includes a translation of the Japanese archives law and an annotated bibliography of English-language articles on Japanese archives.
Title: Archives in Japan: The State of the Art
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Although Japan has a long history, its archival traditions are still developing.
The author gives a brief history of Japanese recordkeeping and its archival institutions.
She also discusses archival legislation and the Japan Society of Archives Institutions.
The article includes a translation of the Japanese archives law and an annotated bibliography of English-language articles on Japanese archives.
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