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University Library's Response to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19

    【This support has been discontinued】In order to prevent the spread of the COVID-19, we announce measures of Yokohama National University Library of the Reiwa Year 3: from April 2021 to March 2022.

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    Information for Visitors　YNU Members Only

    Library Hours　YNU Members Only

    Monday to Friday Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays
    during term time in non-term time during term time in non-term time
    Central Library 8:40-21:45 8:40-17:00 10:00-18:00 closed
    Social Science Library 9:00-21:45 9:00-17:00 closed closed
    Science and Technology Library 9:00-21:45 9:00-17:00 closed closed

    We will open normally in the Reiwa Year 3: from April 2021 to March 2022.

    Non-YNU members:Admittance by reservation in advance, For material use only
    Please check here for details.

    Stay recording system by QR code

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    For social distancing, you can use the reading seats with QR code label on the desk. Please scan the QR code on your smartphone and register the system.

    If you don't have your smartphone or tablet, or you can't register becaouse of any reasons, please register the system of PC version [in Japanese].


    The book sterilizer

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    The book sterilizer takes up to six books and, in 60 seconds, can sterilize all the pages and cover using UV light.


    オンライン授業受講スペース　YNU Members Only

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    Under Construction.

    Explanation in Japanese


    Using PCs managed by the ITSC　YNU Members Only

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    We are reducing the number of PCs that can be used to maintain social distance.


    On-Campus Access to Electronic Resources　YNU Members Only

    Many online databases, electronic journals and electronic books are available access through shibboleth certification named GakuNin from off-campus network. But when using electronic resources available only on-campus network, you need to connect campus network.


    Learning Advisors　YNU Members Only

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    Under Construction.


    Explanation in Japanese

    Rules and precautions when visiting

    Under Construction.

    Explanation in Japanese

    Rules:

    • Please refrain from talking
    • Please refrain from studying together
    • Suspension of Use of the Working Studios, the Box Seats, the Media Booths and the Information Lounge

    Precautions:

    • Please cover your face with a mask and keep social distance while visiting the library.
    • Please refrain from visiting the library when you have a fever (more than 37.5 degrees or more than 1 degree above normal).
    • Please also refrain from visiting if you have symptoms such as dyspnea, strong drowsiness, or even mild symptoms such as cough and sore throat.
    • Please try to wash your hands and disinfect your fingers.
    • Please come by yourself or by a small number of people.
    • Restriction on entering the library may be carried out when the library become busy with visitors.

    Others

    Off-Campus Access to Electronic Resources　YNU Members Only

    *Please look at "Remote access" on below URLs webpage.

    For external users

    Guide for non-YNU members

    Non-YNU members: Admittance by reservation in advance, For material use only
    Available time: Weekdays 9:00-17:00
    Borrowing limit: 2 books
    Loan period: 2 weeks
    How to reserve admittance: e-mail
    Please check here for e-mail.
    Please be sure to contact us by email at least 3 days prior to your visit.
    If you wish to borrow books, please also apply for a library card by e-mail.

    The Past Graduate School Entrance Examination Papers

    Please contact the Admissions Office of each graduate school during non-YNU members can't enter the YNU library.

    Using through Inter-Library Loan

    If you are a non-YNU member, please ask to your belonging library. In the case you don't belong the institution with library, please ask to the public library in your region.


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