| 日本芸術文化振興会 図書検索 | Japan Arts Council libraries catalog. Includes National Theatre, National Noh Theatre, National Bunraku Theatre, New National Theatre. (Japanese, English) |
| 文化デジタルルアイブラリー 能楽資料 | Japan Arts Council Bunka Digital Library.Noh texts and illustrations. (Japanese) |
| 国文学研究資料館 連歌 演能 雅楽 DB | National Institute of Japanese Literature catalog of renga, nōgaku, gagaku materials. (Japanese, English) |
| 立命館大学 ARC Open DB | Ritsumeikan University Art Research Center collection of databases. Includes Noh and Kabuki. (Japanese, English) |
| 野上記念法政大学 能楽研究所能楽資料 デジタルアーカイブ | The Nogami Memorial Noh Theatre Research Institute of Hōsei University. Source materials dating from fifteenth century to the present – Manuscripts from the Muromachi period (1392–1568), manuscripts and printed sources from the Edo period (1603–1868) – Books, journals and catalogues published after the Meiji Restoration of 1868 – Paintings and other pictorial materials. – Research literature in English and other foreign languages. Particularly valuable materials: – Kurumaya utaibon set dating from the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1568–1603) from the former collection of NOGAMI Toyoichirō Den-Kojirō Nobumitsu utaibon set formerly owned by the Date family of Sendai Horiike utaibon set Tenshō kyōgenbon, the oldest surviving collection of Kyōgen storylines. Independent collections – Kōzan Bunko (represents the most extensive collection of Noh-related materials in Japan, and was assembled by EJIMA Ihei, former proprietor of the Wan’ya Shoten, publisher of Hōshō-school utaibon) – Hannyakutsu Bunko (includes the greater part of writings transmitted in the Konparu family, and was formerly housed at the temple Hōzanji of Ikoma, Nara prefecture. – KANZE Shinkurō-ke Bunko – Sagi-ryū Kyōgen Mizuno Bunko – Kusukawa Bunko – Miyake Bunko – Kōsai Bunko – Nogami Bunko – Furukawa Bunko – KAWAMURA Takashi Bunko – SASANO Ken-shi Kyūzō Shiryō |
| 観世アーカイブ | Kanze school archive. Nō chant and choreography books. (Japanese) |
| Pitts River Museum | Pitts River Museum nō mask collection (English) |
| Tsukioka Kōgyo The Art of Noh | University of Pittsburgh Library System (ULS) collection of Tsukioka Kōgyo’s Japanese color woodblock prints on nō and kyōgen (English) |
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