Maebashi Shiritsu Toshokan, Public library in Maebashi, Japan.
Maebashi Shiritsu Toshokan is a public library in Maebashi with multiple floors divided into distinct sections for different types of materials and resources. The building is designed to serve thousands of visitors from the surrounding community.
The library opened on April 1, 1916, making it one of the first educational institutions established in Gunma Prefecture during the early 20th century. It played an important role in spreading knowledge and education throughout the region.
The collection includes materials in multiple languages such as Portuguese, reflecting the diverse community living in the Maebashi area. You notice this variety as you walk through the different sections.
To borrow materials, visitors can register at the front desk and receive a magnetic borrowing card with proper identification. You will need to show proof of local residency to complete the registration process.
Electronic screens throughout the building display the exact location of books, helping visitors find materials without needing staff assistance. This technology makes searching for publications much faster and more independent.
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