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*''Japanese'': 琉球大学 ''(Ryûkyû daigaku)'', 琉大 ''(Ryûdai)''

*''Japanese'': 琉球大学 ''(Ryûkyû daigaku)'', 琉大 ''(Ryûdai)''

Ryûdai has long been one of the primary centers of Okinawan Studies in the world. Current or former faculty members include leading scholars of Okinawan history such as Tomiyama Kazuyuki, Akamine Mamoru, Maehira Fusaaki, Nishizato Kikô, and Takara Kurayoshi.

Ryûdai has long been one of the primary centers of Okinawan Studies in the world. Current or former faculty members include leading scholars of Okinawan history such as Tomiyama Kazuyuki, Akamine Mamoru, Maehira Fusaaki, Nishizato Kikô, and Takara Kurayoshi.

While the University does not hold any [[National Treasures]] in its collections, the university library boasts easily one of the leading library collections for Okinawan Studies in the world, both in terms of books and journals, and primary sources. A considerable number of materials from the [[Miyara Dunchi]] collection, and from the personal collections of [[Ifa Fuyu]] and [[Nakahara Zenchu|Nakahara Zenchû]], are held at the university library. In collaboration with the University of Hawai'i, much of these materials have been digitized and are [http://manwe.lib.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/d-archive/s/ available online].

While the University does not hold any [[National Treasures]] in its collections, the university library boasts easily one of the leading library collections for Okinawan Studies in the world, both in terms of books and journals, and primary sources. A considerable number of materials from the [[Miyara-dunchi]] collection, and from the personal collections of [[Ifa Fuyu]] and [[Nakahara Zenchu|Nakahara Zenchû]], are held at the university library. In collaboration with the University of Hawai'i, much of these materials have been digitized and are [http://manwe.lib.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/d-archive/s/ available online].

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