东洋本又称日本本,是指古代日本刊刻古籍。我国的雕版印刷术首传入朝鲜,然后又通过朝鲜入日本,日本人用之刊刻了多汉文书籍。唐朝时期,中文化交流十分密切,日本岛的各诸侯国曾向唐朝派出了几批遣唐使,使团人数最多一次达一百多人,唐朝的雕印本书也随遣唐使传到了日,至八世纪后期,日本就雕印了自己的木版《陀罗尼经》。本所刊刻的古籍,多用日本纸精印,近似高丽本,但在质、字体与装订等方面不及高本。有些书籍的行间往往注 Oriental Japan, also known as Japan, refers to the ancient Japanese journals carved ancient books. China’s engraving printing first introduced into North Korea, and then through North Korea into Japan, Japanese people printed with more Han Chinese books. During the Tang Dynasty, the exchange of Chinese culture was very close. The vassal states on the Japanese island sent several Tang envoys to the Tang Dynasty. The number of envoys reached a maximum of one hundred at a time. The engravings of the Tang dynasty also spread to the Tang By the late eighth century, Japan engraved its own version of “Dharani.” The ancient books printed by this book are mostly printed with Japanese paper, similar to the Koryu book, but in terms of quality, fonts and binding less expensive. Some books are often note between the lines