Viewing service of "Historic Sound Sources" distributed by the National Diet Library

"History sound source" refers to the early records (SP boards) manufactured in Japan from the beginning of 1900 to around 1950, and the sound sources recorded on metal substrates, etc. It was digitized by the HiRAC. There are about 50,000 sound sources such as music and speeches, and it includes a variety of contents such as rakugo, Nagauta, orchestra, opera, Kiyoharu, Naniwabushi, Kayo songs, lectures, and jazz.
Chuo-toshokan can view sound sources as part of the National Diet Library's historical sound source distribution service.
Specifically, please see page of historic sound source of National Diet Library (outside site).

Please apply at the counter on the 3rd floor of Chuo-toshokan.

Anyone can use it.

30 minutes per time
If there is no other application at the end of use, you can apply again.

Storage media such as USB memory cannot be brought in or used.