Of special note is their list of publications available and information about their library. Created by a student at Otago University, New Zealand, as a resource base to study and promote awareness of Buraku issues. It was established in 1990.
Site is available in Japanese, English and Korean.
Site is primarily in Japanese. It collects, researches and exhibits relevant materials. The hakubutsukan was opened in 1995. The museum is located in Kashihara, Nara-ken, the cradle of the movement.