Collection

This system collects, accumulates, and disseminates the results of educational research conducted at Tokyo Gakugei University, including specialized research and educational practices.

Since 2022, Tokyo Gakugei University has been developing training programs to realize a new vision of teacher training. We hope that these contents will help you gain a new style of learning as a teacher.
*This collection is available in Japanese only.

This collection contains scenes of the Tokyo Gakugei University campus. You will see the richness of nature in its various seasonal forms, and the campus landscape as it changes with the passage of time.

This collection contains images, photographs, and other materials related to Tokyo Gakugei University which was established under the new system of education.

This collection contains images, photographs, and other materials related to the Tokyo Prefectural Normal School, the predecessor school of the Tokyo Gakugei University.

学校教材のコレクションです。主に、「S×UKILAM（スキラム）連携：多様な資料の「教材化」ワークショップ」において、本学教職員が作成に関わった成果物、本学デジタルアーカイブを活用した成果物を公開しています。

This collection will contain the Esugoroku, a plaything that began in the Edo period and was widely distributed in printed form during the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods. They are housed in the library's special collections, the Sugoroku Collection (Mother of the Collection), Mochizuki Bunko, Japanese Modern Educational History Materials.

This collection contains the Oraimono, elementary education textbooks used from the end of the Heian Period to the early Meiji Period. They are housed in the library's special collections, Mochizuki Bunko, Japanese Modern Educational History Materials.

This collection will contain toy pictures, which are chiyogami-style playthings published from the late Edo period to the modern era. They are housed in the library's special collections, Japanese Modern Educational History Materials.

This collection contains textbooks published in Japan during the Meiji Era. They are housed in the library's special collections, Mochizuki Bunko, Matsuura Bunko, Japanese Modern Educational History Materials, and Nishimura Bunko.