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このサイトではJavascript機能をONにしてご利用ください。 このページの本文へ移動 ページの先頭です 以下、ナビゲーションになります Doshisha University Request Information Contact Search JP For Alumni For Visitors Doshisha University Library Using the library Using the library Library Usage Guide Tips Reference Service Using other universities and institutions’ materials Library Guide Reuse of Library Materials About MyDOORS Overview Special Materials EU i (European Info) Details of Dewey Collection Floor Plan Floor Plan List of Doshisha University Libraries Opening Hours Floor Maps Library Hours on the Approach of Typhoons and Storms Contact Us close ドロワーメニュー展開 For Alumni For Visitors Using the library Library Usage Guide Tips Reference Service Using other universities and institutions’ materials Library Guide Reuse of Library Materials About MyDOORS Overview Special Materials EU i (European Info) Details of Dewey Collection Floor Plan List of Doshisha University Libraries Opening Hours Floor Maps Library Hours on the Approach of Typhoons and Storms Contact Us language JPEN Doshisha University Close Home Using the library EU i (European Info) 以下、本文になります EU i (European Info) The EU i is an information center which the European Commission has established in about 500 universities or research institutions around the world since 1963 (together with 100 Depositary Libraries), providing publications and documents on the EU to support education and research regarding the integration of Europe. Most of the EU i centers are located in Europe, while in Japan 18 have been established in universities, together with the EU Depositary Library established in the National Diet Library. The EU i at Doshisha opened in 1976, making it the third to be established in Japan. The center provides official publications of the European Union, such as the Official Journal, Treaties, annual report, Bulletin of the EU, etc. sent from the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities in Luxembourg. It is open to the general public, as well as to students, faculty and researchers, as the EU i seeks to promote an understanding of the EU across the broader community. Japan and the EU have organized an event, Friendship Week, each year since 2001 to promote mutual understanding of the societies and cultures of Japan and EU countries. *Doshisha University European Information Center is closed and unavailable for the time being from the 11th August 2023 due to the rebuilding of Imadegawa Library. The opening schedule for the new library will be announced on the special page The New Library Project. Link The following items link to external websites. The Delegation of the European Union to Japan (external website) provides the latest information about the EU as a whole, as well as details on the current relationship between the EU and Japan. The European Commission (external website) provides a wide range of information, which includes the activities, institutions, policies, treaties, legislation and press releases of the EU. (The EU currently has 24 official languages.) Pagetop Imadegawa Library Karasuma-higashi-iru, Imadegawa-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi 602-8580　TEL：+81-75-251-3980　 Learned Memorial Library 1-3 Tatara Miyakodani,Kyotanabe-shi 610-0394TEL：+81-774-65-7240 E-mail：[email protected] About Privacy Policy Information Security Policy Sitemap Copyright(C) Doshisha University All Rights Reserved.