Национальная парламентская библиоте

Национальная парламентская библиотека (Япония)
Национальная парламентская библиотека (яп. 国立国会図書館 Кокурицу Коккай Тосёкан) — единственная национальная библиотека Японии. Одна из крупнейших библиотек мира. Была учреждена в 1948 году для использования членами Парламента Японии.
По своим целям и возможностям библиотека сравнима с Библиотекой Конгресса
Национальная Парламентская библиотека Японии является наследницей трёх различных библиотек: библиотеки Палаты пэров, библиотеки Палаты представителей, созданных при учреждении Императорского парламента в 1890 году, и Императорской библиотеки, учреждённой в 1872 году при Министерстве образования
В 1961 году библиотека переехала на нынешнее место в Нагататё, неподалёку от Парламента. К 1986 году собрание библиотеки достигло 12 млн экземпляров.
Несмотря на то, что первоначально Национальная парламентская библиотека предназначалась для исследований парламента, широкая общественность является крупнейшим потребителем услуг библиотеки. Например, в отчётном году, закончившемся в марте 2004 года, в библиотеке было зарегестрировано более 250 тыс. запросов, в отличие от 32 тыс. запросов на исследования из Парламента.
Открытие национальной парламентской библиотеки состоялось в июне 1948 года во Дворце Встреч (бывшем Дворце Акасака, взорванном во время войны) с начальным фондом в 100 тыс. томов. Её первым директором стал политик Токудзиро Канамори, а заместителем директора — философ Масакадзу Накай

Результаты (английский) 1:

National parliamentary library (Japan)National parliamentary library (guoliguohuitu書館 Kokuritsu Kokkai Tosëkan) is the only national library in Japan. One of the largest libraries in the world. Was established in the year 1948 for use by members of the diet of Japan.In their objectives and capabilities of the library is comparable with the library of Congress The national diet library of Japan is the successor of three separate libraries: the library of the House of peers, the library of the House of representatives created when establishing the imperial Parliament in 1890, and the Imperial library, established in 1872, with the Ministry of educationIn 1961 year the library moved to its present location in Nagatachō station, not far from the Parliament. The 1986 year library collection reached 12 million copies.Despite the fact that initially the national parliamentary library of Parliament research intended for the general public is the largest consumer services library. For example, for the reporting year ending in March 2004 onwards, the library was registered more than 250 thousand. requests, as opposed to 32 k. research requests from Parliament.Opening of the national parliamentary library in June 1948 in the Palace (former Akasaka Palace, Cathedral blasted during the war) with an initial Fund of 100 thousand. volumes. Its first Director was the politician Tokujiro Kanamori, a Deputy Director of the philosopher Masakazu Nakai

Результаты (английский) 2:

National Diet Library (Japan)
National Diet Library (Jap国立国会図書館Kokuritsu Kokkay Tosёkan.) - The only national library of Japan. One of the largest libraries in the world. Was established in 1948 for use by members of the Japanese Parliament.
According to its objectives and capabilities library comparable to the Library of Congress
National Diet Library of Japan is the successor to three different libraries: the House library peers, the House of Representatives of the library created with the establishment of the Imperial Parliament in 1890, and the Imperial library, established in 1872 under the Ministry of education
in 1961, the library moved to its current location in Nagatachō Station, near the Parliament. By 1986, the library collection has reached 12 million copies.
Despite the fact that originally the National Parliamentary Library of Parliament research intended for the general public is the largest consumer of the library services. For example, in the reporting year ending March 2004, the library was registered more than 250 thousand. Requests, as opposed to 32 thousand. Requests for the study of the Parliament.
The opening of the National Parliamentary Library was held in June 1948 at the Palace of Meetings (former Palace Akasaka , blown up during the war) with an initial capacity of 100 thousand. volumes. Its first director was a politician Tokujiro Kanamori and Deputy Director - philosopher Masakazu Nakai