Library

EU Institute Library

The EU Institute Library is located at Tsuda College. It contains books, magazines and other EU-related material.
For searching online please refer to the EUIJ Library link on the "Library Materials Search" page of Tsuda College.

Open Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:40-21:00
Saturday: 8:40-15:20
Contact:
Tel. 042-342-5136

Who may use the EUIJ Library?
Students who are enrolled in a EU course, faculty members and researchers

Libraries of the 4 member universities of EUIJ - Tokyo Consortium

Graduate students and undergraduate students affiliated with EU courses are eligible to use the Consortium Libraries and Library materials. (Students will be required to present an ID card.) Also faculty members and researchers can use the Consorium Libraries.

Delivery Service

Faculty members and researchers can obtain a delivery service (but have to bear the costs). Please download the application form here.

New:

We are pleased to announce that the Delegation of the European Commission in Japan donnated us the following EU official publications which are currently kept (and can be used) at the EUIJ Library at Tsuda College and the EUIJ Office respectively:

  • 1. European Court Reports from 1954 till 1995 （欧州裁判所判例集） are kept at EUIJ LIBRARY in Tsuda College
  • 2. Official Journal of the EC, French version from 1967 till 1972 （EC官報） at EUIJ OFFICE
  • 3. Official Journal of the EC, English version, C series, from 1973 till 1999 (daily)　（EC官報、Cシリーズ） at EUIJ OFFICE

Hitotsubashi University European Info

European　Documentation Centres (EDCs) are established in universities, national libraries and academic institutions all over the world based on the regulations by the head of European Commission.
Hitotsubashi University European Info was established in 1991, and holds essential periodicals such as the Official Journal, newsletters and various materials chiefly in the fields of law, economics, labor, society, environment, and external affairs published since 1991. Main publications by the EU are published in all the official languages, however, Hitotsubashi University accepts English version principally. Several materials in French and other languages are also available.
Materials are shelved in order of the date of acquisition, not classified by subjects, however, you can search by title words, name of authors, and subject headings, using online catalog (HERMES) or NACSIS Webcat.

Who may use the Hitotsubashi EDC?
All resources of the Hitotsubashi EDC are available for everyone. (Visitors shall fill in a form at the main counter on the first floor of the main Building at the University Library).

Location: 2-1,Naka, Kunitachi-shi, Tokyo, 186-8602
Hitotsubashi University Library, Building for periodicals
(No. 11 on the university map)
Contact us: Tel: 042-580-8239 (Reference Unit)
042-580-8237 (Circulation Unit)
Fax: 042-580-8251
Open Hours: Monday to Friday: 9:00-21:30 (semester periods), 9:00-17:00 (vacation periods Saturday, Sunday, Holiday: 9:30-16:00 (semester periods only)
Closed: Saturday and Sunday (vacation periods), and the days when the University Library is closed
Lending Service: Visitors can use the materials only inside the University Library.
Copy Services: Photocopy service is available in the University Library. You can use micro forms before 17:00, Monday to Friday (except Saturday, Sunday, Holiday).
Requests via postal service shall be directed to the Interlibrary Loan Unit.