The Earthquake Research Institute Library (ERI Library) specializes in research on seismology and volcanology.


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(UT members only)

* A majority of ERI publications including UT ERI bulletins are available in full text form from UTokyo Repository.

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September 24, 2025【Notice of temporary closure】
ERI Library will be closed on Friday, October 17, and Wednesday, November 12.
  • Only ERI members can use the library via the fingerprint authentication system on these dates.(The 2nd stack rooms are not available.)
  • During closing hours, please return books in the book drop located in front of the library entrance.
  • If you want to borrow books/journals, please fill out the application form and put it in the box in front of the counter.

We apologize for the inconvenience, but thank you for your cooperation.

June 20, 2025【Notice of temporary closure】
ERI Library will be closed from Tuesday, August 12 to Wednesday, August 13.
  • Only ERI members can use the library via the fingerprint authentication system during the period.
  • During closing hours, please return books in the book drop located in front of the library entrance.
  • If you want to borrow books/journals, please fill out the application form and put it in the box in front of the counter.

We apologize for the inconvenience, but thank you for your cooperation.

March 7, 2025 Updated【Notice regarding opening hours】【Important】
Due to various circumstances, the ERI library's opening hours may change.
When visiting, please check the calendar of the ERI library on the website of University of Tokyo Library System.
※Please take note of "Temporary open hours" on the calendar.
  • Only ERI members can use the library via the fingerprint authentication system at any time.
  • During closing hours, please return books in the book drop located in front of the library entrance.
  • If you want to borrow books/journals, please fill out the application form and put it in the box in front of counter.

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