Web-based Tools and Corpora:
This is the Japanese version of the web-based software, Voyant Tools. It can tokenize Japanese text and eliminates the need to insert whitespace before pasting or uploading text.
An open source software for quantitative content analysis and text mining. It supports Japanese, English, and numerous other languages. An English reference manual is available.
Since 2017 the CODH has been focused on opening up new possibilities in Japanese digital humanities and provide access to multiple open datasets, such as: Pre-Modern Japanese Text (from the National Institute of Japanese Literature), Dataset of Edo Cooking Recipes, Bunkan Complete Collection (biographical and geospatial data related to daimyo and shognate officials), and Dataset of Modern Magazines.
Various web-based tools and corpora are available through the National Institute of Japanese Language and Linguisitics (NINJAL). Notable corpus include: Shonagon (Corpus of Contemporary Written Japanese), Chunagon (Corpus of Contemporary Written and Spoken Japanese; with free registration), as well as the Oxford-NINJAL Corpus of Old Japanese.
A text analysis project for Japanese linguistic and literary classics, including software, results, and data sets. There is a special focus on waka poetry.
A system that enables full text searches of Diet proceedings, as well as a timeline indicating when these terms were used with greatest frequency. The use of double quotes around each search term is advised ("X").
A collaborative effort between the University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center and the University of Pittsburgh East Asian Library to make texts of classical Japanese literature available on the internet.
Supports large-scale computational analysis of the works in the HathiTrust Digital Library. Support of Japanese is, however, not well documented.
