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If there are any changes to the library hours, notices will be posted on the library website and the billboards inside the libraries. Library Rules A student / employee ID card or library card is required to enter the library and when borrowing media or using library facilities. Cell phone calls, smoking, eating and drinking are not allowed in the library. Bags and other personal items may be brought into the library. Please place wet umbrellas in the umbrella stand or inside a plastic bag. Do not leave personal belongings or books unattended. Always hold on to valuables. Please handle library materials with care. Please do not fold pages, draw lines or write in notes in the books. If a book is defaced or lost, the persons responsible will be required to pay for the damages. Visitors may be asked to leave if they disrupt other users or do not follow the instructions of the staff. Using the Libraries The following persons are eligible to use the KUAS Library System. Faculty and staff (including professors emeritus) University students (including non-degree students, auditing students, non-traditional students and research students) Graduate students of the university (including non-degree students, auditing students and non-traditional students) Alumni Persons who have worked as faculty of staff of the university General members of the public (persons who live near KUAS) Click here for the Non-student Services page Any other person authorized by the Library Director Borrowing Limits   borrow limit borrow period undergrad student 5 books 2 weeks grad student 20 books 8 weeks employee Unlimited Unlimited faculty Unlimited　 Unlimited general public 3 books 2 weeks The number of books above refer to the total borrowed at one time from all of the KUAS libraries. Newspapers, magazines, reference books and audio-visual media cannot be checked out of the libraries. Graduate students may be asked to return a book if it they have had it for more than 4 weeks and someone else has reserved that book. Newspaper List Photocopies Card-operated copy machines are available in the libraries. Black-and-white copies costs 1 card point (10 yen). Color copies cost 5 points (50 yen). Copy machines do not accept cash. Copy cards are available at the counter. Two varieties of copy card are available: 50-point (500 yen) and 100-point (1000 yen). Only library media may be copied. Please only make copies extent allowed by copyright. The user assumes all responsibility for copyright. Copyright Allowances Works may be partially copied on the condition that all reproduction is for the purpose of individual research and study. Books Not more than half of all pages should be copied. When multiple works by different authors form a single volume, less than half of each work should be copied. Magazines and Newspapers In the case of latest issues, less than half of the individual works (articles) should be copied. If a considerable period of time has elapsed since publication, such as when a newer issue has been published, the entirety of individual works may be reproduced. Borrowing and Returning Media Borrowing Only books can be borrowed from the library. Newspapers, magazines, etc. cannot be checked out. Please present a student ID, employee ID or library card when borrowing a book. Persons who do not present proper ID will not be allowed to borrow any media. Returning Please return books at the counter. Do not return directly to the bookshelf without going through the counter. Please note that late returns will result in a temporary suspension of borrowing privileges. If a book is lost or damaged, please report it to the counter immediately. When returning books after hours, please use the After Hours Return Post next to the entrance of the Kameoka Campus Library, or the After Hours Return Post located at the west entrance of the Uzumasa Campus Library. Books cannot be returned after hours at the Kameoka Campus Library Annex. Please return books to the counter during library hours. Extensions If a book is not reserved by another library user by the return date, an extension can be requested. Please bring the book and proper ID to the counter by the return date to request an exension. If the due date of the book has passed, extensions cannot be provided. If another library user reserves a book that is being borrowed on extension, that book must be returned immediately. Extensions can be requested online. To do so, please apply for a login and password to online services (My Library). Please visit the counter to apply. Reservations If a book is already being borrowed by another library user, a reservation can be requested at the counter.  A reservation can also be made online. To do so, please apply for a login and password to online services (My Library). Please visit the counter to apply. Organization System Locating books From the Library main page, click on KUAS OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) to go to the search page. Searches may be performed from off-campus via the internet. For details, please refer to the OPAC Operation Manual. Call numbers The "call number" refers to the two or three-row code located on the spine of most library books. This code is used as a guide when searching for media. Location of Media Books may be located in the Kameoka Library, the Uzumasa Libraries, faculty offices, or elsewhere. Please ask at the counter about using the media in faculty members&＃39; offices. (This service is available to students and faculty only). Some of the materials in the Kameoka Campus Library are located in reading rooms and some are in the archives. Library visitors can use the media in the archives by filling out a "Browsing Pass" at the counter, or by applying for access to the archives. Members of the public are not allowed to enter the archives. Please ask at the counter to use the materials in the archives. Lending Classification  This information designates the the media as available for borrowing or not. Media marked as "NO LOAN" (禁帯出) cannot be borrowed from the library. Media marked as "LOAN OK" (帯出可) can be borrowed from the library. Book Arrangement The KUAS Library System classifies books and other media according to the Nippon Decimal Classification system. Books are arranged according to their call numbers on the shelves. How to read call numbers The "Classification Number" is a useful way to find books. This is a numerical representation of the subject of the book. Code in the blue circle:  indicates the classification number. Code in the red circle (top): indicates the author and title of the media. Code in the red circle (bottom): indicates the book number (if it is part of a series). Books on the same subject are arranged in the same section of the bookshelf, so the classification number can be used to go directly to that bookshelf and search for related material. How to read spine stickers At the KUAS Library System, materials other than general books are distinguished by a sticker on the spine. Book stickers are as follows NO LOAN Textbook Designated Reading Qualification Manual Local History (etc.) Document Large Book White Papers and Statistics Bibliography SENBUNKO Materials with a NO LOAN sticker on them cannot be borrowed. Please use these in the library. Other materials may be borrowed, even if they have their own unique designation sticker on them. Senbunko is a collection of materials related to the tea ceremony.  Media Retrieval If the libraries on one campus do not have the materials required, a request can be made for an inter-campus interlibrary loan. Please ask at the library counter to request a loan. Books cannot be loaned back and forth from the Kameoka Campus Main Library and the Kameoka Annex Library. Requesting Off-campus Media This service is only available to students and faculty. If a library visitor discovers that the book they ned is not held by the KUAS Library System, they can request media from other libraries. It is possible to search for media held by other university libraries throughout Japan on the National Institute of Informatics&＃39; CiNii database. If you wish to visit other university libraries, you may need a letter of introduction issued by the KUAS Library System. If you wish to visit other university libraries, you may need a letter of introduction issued by the KUAS Library System. However, in some cases, you may not need a letter of introduction if KUAS has an agreement with that university. For more information, please refer to the University Consortium Unified Browsing System  and the Kyoto Area Council. Interlibrary Services (borrowing and copying materials from other libraries) University libraries collect a wide variety of books and materials, but there is a natural limit to the number of books and materials that can be collected in just one university. Thus, the KUAS Library System has signed cooperative agreements with other university libraries for mutual use. Available interlibrary services 1.Photocopying services (pick up location: library counter) Segments of journal articles, newspapers or books held at other libraries can be copied and sent to KUAS upon request. The requester asked to bear the cost of the photocopying and postage. Please fill out the relevant request form and submit it at the library counter. 2.Media borrowing services Books can be borrowed by mail from other libraries and viewed within the KUAS Library System. These books cannot be taken out of the library. The types of materials available and the length of their loan period depends on what library they are borrowed from. The borrower is responsible for the cost of postage. Please fill out the relevant request form and submit it at the library counter. 3.Browsing services KUAS students and faculty can visit the libraries of other universities to browse their materials. You will need a letter of introduction from the KUAS Library System and a Interlibrary Browsing Pass to do so. Using the Kyoto Prefectural Library Network (K-Libnet)  KUAS library patrons can borrow books and other materials held by Kyoto Prefecture&＃39;s public libraries. Holdings can be browsed via the Kyoto Prefectural Library Catalog Network. Borrowed media can be taken out and read at home. Requested media will arrive within one to two weeks. There is no charge for this service. Please fill out the relevant request form and submit it at the library counter. Browse Kyoto Prefecture Public Library Services Using the National Diet Library's Digitization & Transfer Services The KUAS Library System provides access to digitized materials from the National Diet Library that are difficult to otherwise obtain due to being out of print or for other reasons. This service is available for materials in the National Diet Library&＃39;s Digital Collection that are checked as "Transferrable Materials". To use these services, please make a request at the library counter during following hours. Kameoka Library 　 On days where the library is open until 7:00PM: Opening Time - 5:00PM 　 On days where the library is open until 5:00PM: Opening Time - 12:00PM Uzumasa Libraries 　 10:00AM - 5:00PM Browsing is free, and can be done for one hour at a time. Photocopies are available at cost. Black and white copies are 20 yen per sheet, color copies are 60 yen per sheet. The library staff will make these copies and issue them at a later date. Use the Consortium of Universities Kyoto Common Browsing System and Kyoto Area Council Common Browsing Pass The Consortium of Universities Kyoto Common Browsing System allows patrons to browse materials held by member universities and junior colleges by simply presenting their ID card. List of Member Libraries (PDF) The Private University Libraries Association (Kyoto District Council) Common Browsing Pass allows patrons to browse media at the partner libraries of private universities in Kyoto, Nara, Shiga, Fukui, Ishikawa, and Toyama prefectures. Patrons must present this Browsing Pass when visiting a library. List of Member Libraries Conditions of use (rules, hours, services offered, etc.) differ from library to library. Please be sure to check the "Services Available at Each University Library" page from the above member lists. *Individual users cannot search the consortium&＃39;s browsing system on their own or submit the forms for a Browsing Pass. Please make an application at the library counter. Reference Services Reference services provide patrons with advice on how to find the materials and information they need for studies and research. Reference Services can assist with the following How to find where books and journals held   How to collect materials on a specific topic How to find certain cases and data How to use the library Requests The library will purchase books necessary for study and research, even if the books are not held by the library. To request the purchase of media, please fill out the "Purchase Request Form" and submit it at the counter. Request forms are available in the reading room or at the counter. Requests to purchase audiovisual media or best-sellers cannot be accepted. Furthermore, items that are not appropriate for library use cannot be purchased. Audiovisual Media The Library System has about 3,500 video and software titles for students to view. Each library has its own collection, so if you know which software or video you want to view, please check the catalog to see where it is held. For information on how to use these services, please inquire at the relevant library counter. No video or software media may be taken out of or borrowed from the library. Furthermore, videos etc. from outside the library can not be brought in for viewing. If something is wrong with the equipment, please contact the counter immediately. Library Map Only students, faculty and staff may use the archives. (General members of the public are not permitted). Go to the counter to complete entry procedures and receive an "Archive Entry Permit" before entering the archives. Book arrangement (main library) 4F Archives Book & journal back numbers 3F Archives Japanese-style books, statistic book back numbers, OECD materials, large books, appendixes, Japan Official Gazette Map Reference Room cartography media 2F Archives Japanese journal back numbers, new western journals, newspapers, condensed-format newspapers  Reading Room 1 new Japanese journals, reference book (dictionaries, bibliography, white papers, statistical records), senbunko, local history media Reading Room 2 general books, designated reading material, textbooks, paperbacks and new books, qualification manuals Mezz. Video Corner Video & DVD viewing booths 1F Entrance   Please apply at the counter to use the Map Reference Room. Online Services (My Library) This service is only available to students and faculty. The following services are currently available online via the KUAS Library System&＃39;s web page Checking whether a book is borrowed  Renewing a book&＃39;s due date Reserving a book / checking whether a book is reserved Requesting an interlibrary loan Requesting photocopies Checking the arrival of new media Creating / checking personalized data folders Requesting book purchases  (full-time faculty only) Inquiring about book purchase budgets（full-time faculty only） Inquiring about book orders（full-time faculty only） To use My Library, a user ID and password are required. Please apply at the library counter. Documents & Forms Use these forms to request various services at the library counter. Please download the the relevant form, fill it out and bring it to the library counter. These application forms can only be used by students and faculty. Intercampus Media Request Form Intercampus Media Request Form (Excel) Intercampus Media Request form (pdf) Use this form to order media from one campus to another. Media cannot be ordered back and forth from the Kameoka Campus Main Library and the Kameoka Campus Library Annex. Media Copy Request Form Media Copy Request Form (Excel) Media Copy Request Form (pdf) Use this form to request photocopies of media held at other institutions (National Diet Library and other university libraries). Copy expenses and shipping costs will be charged to the requester. 　　 Borrowing Application Borrowing Application (Excel) Borrowing Application (pdf) Use this form to borrow materials held by other institutions and view them at KUAS libraries Borrowing terms and conditions vary from library to library. The requester is responsible for shipping costs. K-Lib Net Application Form K-Lib Net Application (Excel) K-Lib Net Application (pdf) Using K-Lib Net, users can borrow media held by Kyoto Prefecture&＃39;s public libraries. Registrations takes about a week to 10 days after application. There is no charge for this service. My Library Application My Library Application (Excel) My Library Application (pdf) My Library allows users to check the status of individual books, including whether someone has borrowed or reserved them. The following services are available: Checking whether a book is borrowed  Renewing a book&＃39;s due date Reserving a book / checking whether a book is reserved Requesting an interlibrary loan Requesting photocopies Checking the arrival of new media Creating / checking personalized data folders Requesting book purchases  (full-time faculty only) Inquiring about book purchase budgets（full-time faculty only） Inquiring about book orders（full-time faculty only） Book Order Form Book Order Form (Excel) Book Order Form (pdf) For full-time faculty members only. Students are not allowed to use this service. If you have a book you want the library to purchase, please inquire at the counter. Newspaper List The online article search service allows users to browse past newspaper and magazine articles via the Internet. Please use computer terminals on campus to browse. title storage period location online article search engines (on-campus only) Asahi Shimbun 4 months, older issues available in condensed format Kameoka Main, Annex, Uzumasa 「Kikuzo」 Nihon Keizai Shinbun 4 months, older issues available in condensed format Kameoka Main, Uzumasa Nikkei Telecom 21 The Yomiuri Shimbun 4 months, older issues available in condensed format Kameoka Main, Annex, Uzumasa   Mainichi Shimbun 4 months Kameoka Annex   Sankei Shimbun 4 months Kameoka Annex   Kyoto Shimbun 4 months, older issues available on microfiche and DVD Kameoka Main, Annex, Uzumasa   Nikkei Business Daily 3 months, older issues available in condensed format Uzumasa Nikkei Telecom 21 Nikkei Marketing Journal 3 months, older issues available in condensed format Uzumasa Nikkei Telecom 21 Futoko Shimbun 1 year Kameoka Main   The Book Review Press 1 year Kameoka Main   Syukan Dokusyojin 1 year Kameoka Main   The Science News 1 year Kameoka Annex   title storage period location online article search engines （on-campus only） englishNew York Times 　　　　Sunday Edition 2 years Kameoka Main   englishASAHI Weekly 1 year Kameoka Main   english週刊alpha(旧週刊ST) 1 year Kameoka Main   englishTHE OBSERVER 2 years Kameoka Main   Catalog (Nippon Decimal Classification : Newly rev. 9th edition) General works 000 General Works 001: 002:　Knowledge.Learning 003:　 004:　 005:　 006:　 007:　Information science 008:　 009:　 010 Libraries．Library and Information Science 011:　Library policy and administration 012:　library buildings 013:　library management 014:　technical processes in libraries 015:　library activities 016:　specific kinds of institutions 017:　school Libraries 018:　special Libraries 019:　Reading of books.Book review 020 Books．Bibliography 021:　Authorship and editorial techniques 022:　manuscripts and printed books 023:　Publishing 024:　Bookselling 025:　General and national bibliographies 026:　bibliographies of rare books 027:　special bibliographies 028:　catalogs of selected books.catalogs of reference books 029:　library catalogs.Union catalogs 030 General Encyclopedias 031:　Nipponese 032:　Chinese 033:　English 034:　German 035:　French 036:　Spanish 037:　Italian 038:　Russian 039:　General Concordances 040 General Collected Essays 041:　Nipponese 042:　Chinese 043:　English 044:　German 045:　French 046:　Spanish 047:　Italian 048:　Russian 049:　General miscellanies 050 General Serial Publications 051:　Nipponese serial publications 052:　Chinese 053:　English 054:　German 055:　French 056:　Spanish 057:　Italian 058:　Russian 059:　General yearbooks 060 General Societies 061*:　academies 062:　 063*:　cultural exchange organizations 064:　 065*:　service clubs and other societies 067:　 068:　 069:museums 070 Journalism．Newspapers 071:　Nippon 072:　Asia 073:　Europe 074:　Africa 075:　North America 076:　South America 077:　Occeania.Polar regions 078:　 079:　 080 General Collections 081:　Nipponese 082:　Chinese 083:　English 084:　German 085:　French 086:　Spanish 087:　Italian 088:　Russian 089:　other languages 090+ Rare Books．Local Collections．Special Collections 091:　 092:　 093:　 094:　 095:　 096:　 097:　 098:　 099:　 Philosophy 100 Philosophy 101:　Theory of philosophy 102:　General history of philosophy 103:　Reference books 104:　Essay and lectures 105:　Serial publications 106:　Organizations 107:　Study and teaching 108:　Collected works. Collections 109: 110 Special Treatises on Philosophy 111:　Special treatises on philosophy 112:　Philosophy of nature. cosmology 113:　View of life. World view 114:　Philosophic anthropology 115:　Epistemology 116:　Logics.Dialectics.Methodology 117:　Philosophy of value 118:　Philosophy of culture and technics [119]:　Aesthetics　→701.1 120 Oriental Thought 121:　Nipponese thought 122:　Chinese thought 123:　Chinese classics 124:　Sages of Pre-Chin 125:　Medieval and modern thought 126:　Indian philosophy.Brahmanism 127:　 128:　 129:　other oriental and Arabic thought 130 Western Philosophy 131:　Ancient philosophy 132:　Medieval philosophy 133:　Modern philosophy 134:　German and Austrian philosophy 135:　French and Dutch philosophy 136:　Spanish and Portuguese philosophy 137:　Italian philosophy 138:　Russian philosophy 139:　Other philosophy 140 Psychology 141:　General psychology 142:　 143:　Developmental psychology 144:　 145:　Abnormal psychology 146:　Clinical psychology. Psychoanalysis 147:　Prapsychology 148:　Divination →: 176.8 [149]:　Applied psychology 150 Ethics．Morals 151:　Systems and doctrines 152:　Family and sexual ethics 153:　Professional and occupational ethics 154:　Social ethics 155:　National ethics 156:　Bushido →: 339.1 ; 789 157:　Hotokukyo. Shingaku 158:　Other ethical topics 159:　Practical ethics 160 Religion 161:　Science of religion 162:　History and conditions of religions 163:　Primitive religions 164:　Myths. Mythology 165:　Comparative religion 166:　Taoism 167:　Islam 168:　Hinduism.Jainaism 169:　Other religions 170 Shinto 171:　Shinto theology 172:　History and conditions of Shinto 173:　Shinto sacred classics 174:　Priestly memoirs. Sermons 175:　Shrines. 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