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Photocopy Fee Chart (Overseas Patrons)

Various copying methods are used depending on the materials to be copied. Please confirm the type of materials in the corresponding bibliographic information. Please note that the requested copying method or the copying service itself may not be available owing to the condition of materials or other reasons.

Photocopy type Type of materials Color Size Fee
(note 1)
Photocopy
  • Ordinary photocopying.
  • Unless otherwise specified, we will use the paper according to the size of materials to be photocopied and copy in black/white only.
  • Neither enlarged nor reduced photocopying is available.
  • Damaged, deteriorated, or other problematic materials are generally copied from microfilm or microfiche to paper.
Paper
(book form)
Black/
white
A4
B4
25 yen
A3 43 yen
A2 121 yen
Color A4
B4
95 yen
A3 116 yen
Printouts of electronic material (note 2)
  • Electronic materials are printed on paper.
  • Electronic data is not downloadable.
Electronic
Material
Black/
white
A4
B4
25 yen
A3 43 yen
Color A4
B4
58 yen
A3 100 yen
Paper copy from microfilms or microfiches
  • Microfilm or microfiche images are enlarged and printed on paper.
  • Black/white Only.
Microfilm (rolls),
Microfiche (sheets)
Black/
white
A4
B4
70 yen
A3 100 yen
Photographing and printing on paper
  • Materials will be photographed and printed on paper.
  • This method will be used if ordinary photocopying cannot be done owing to damage to or deterioration of materials or for other reasons.
Paper
(book form)
Black/
white
A4
B4
A3
170 yen
Color A4
B4
A3
196 yen
(note 1)
The following fees will be charged for copying delivered by mail or parcel:
  • Packing fee : 350 yen, Postage (at cost)
(note 2)
The following items are available for photoduplication service:
  • The National Diet Library's digitized materials
  • China Academic Journal Full-text Databases (electronic journal)
(note 3)
An additional 13 yen per sheet when copying materials in Japanese-style bindings and inserting slip sheets for preventing back projection.

(Revised Apr, 2024)

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