Collection of historical documents and cultural materials

Fishing ground map (owned by ISJFC)

　From the very beginning, in 1921, when Keizo Shibusawa founded the Attic Museum Society, he made it policy to collect materials. For various reasons, the collected materials were subsequently dispersed and stored in several institutions. The Institute aims to pass on to the next generation the materials inherited from the Attic Museum and collected after it was attached to Kanagawa University by preparing them for use in research and exhibitions.
　The wide-ranging collection of the Institute is being opened to the public as it becomes collated and is available for viewing for research purposes, publication for special use, and loan for exhibitions.

• Digital Collection of Paintings

  

  

  Paintings and drawings collected by the Attic Museum, with a selection of digitalized data also available online

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• Historical Documents

  

  

  ISJFC’s collection of historical documents, including microfilm copies
  
  
  

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• Hand-Copied Texts

  

  

  Written copies of historical documents about fishing villages
  
  
  
  

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• Photographs and Films

  

  

  Still photographs and films offering a glimpse of folk culture in the early Showa Period (1926–1989)

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• Folk Materials

  

  

  Materials complied and collected by the ISJFC

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• Library collection

  

  

  General books, collections and other publications

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