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Introduction
This page shows some links to what we
think are important websites about Japanese arts. We marked websites
with extensive lists of
interesting links with this icon:
Websites Asian Studies
AAS (Association for Asian Studies, Ann Arbor - United States of America)
 IIAS (Asian Studies, Leiden University - The Netherlands)
ICSAA (International Center for Studies in Anthropology of Art, Cagliari - Italy)
J.S. Net Forum (Japanese Studies Network Forum, by The Japan Foundation, Japan)
National Clearinghouse for U.S.
(Japan Studies, Stanford University - United States of America)
The Coombsweb ('The pioneer site for Asia-Pacific research and electronic publishing)
Cultural Centres
Shôfûkan
(Website in Dutch of the Foundation Shofukan which gathers and
promotes authentic and classical Japanese disciplines for a wide
audience.)
Martial Arts
E-budo.com (bulletin board dedicated to Japanese martial arts and culture)
BudoSeek (martial arts community with a Japanese section) Museums
with Japanese Collections
Belgium
Musea van het Verre Oosten
(Brussels - in Dutch)
Musées d'Extrême-Orient
(Brussels - in French)
Etnografisch Museum
(Antwerp - in Dutch, French and English)
The Netherlands
Gemeentemuseum
(The Hague - in Dutch and English)
Museum
Volkenkunde
(Leiden - in Dutch and English)
Princessehof
(Leeuwarden - in Dutch)
Rijksmuseum
(Amsterdam - in Dutch and English)
SieboldHuis (Leiden - in Dutch, English and Japanese)
Wereldmuseum Rotterdam
(Rotterdam - in Dutch)
More links to international museums will follow ...
Netsuke
International Netsuke Society
(study and collection of netsuke and related sagemono art forms) Portals and Gateways
Japan Startpagina (Portal in Dutch)
LeJapon.org (Portal in French)
Ukiyo-e.com (Portal in English)
Web Japan (Gateway in English and other languages) Pottery and Porcelain
Gotheborg.com (by Jan-Erik Nilsson: Chinese & Japanese Porcelain,
including a bulletin board)
Prints
Osakaprints.com (by Peter Ujlaki & John Fiorillo)
Ukiyo-e: The Pictures of the Floating World (by Hans Olof Johansson, including a bulletin board)
Viewing Japanese Prints (by John Fiorillo)
Woodblock Printmaking (by David Bull) Societies
The Ukiyo-e Society of America, Inc. (in English)
International Ukiyo-e Society (despite the name only in Japanese)
Nederlands-Japanse Vereniging (in Dutch only)
Vereniging Vrienden Aziatische Kunst (in Dutch only) Swords & Tsuba
Nederlandse
Token vereniging (in Dutch only) Theater
The Japan Arts Council (The National Theatre of Japan, in
Japanese and partly in English)
Kabuki (by 'Regis' Aragoro Shoriya; in English) Various
Daruma (by Gabi Greve; mainly in Japanese and in English)
Restorient (by Andrew Thompson/Sydney Thomson; an independent
conservation studio, based in The National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden, The Netherlands; in English)
World Haiku Club (a world-wide network of haiku poets)
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