Ibaraki Şehri Hozumi Kütüphanesi, Public library in Ibaraki, Japan.
Hozumi Library sits within Aeon Mall Ibaraki, offering multiple reading areas and stations for digital resources. The space caters to different learning needs and invites people to browse and work comfortably.
Hozumi Library opened in April 2001 as the fifth library in Ibaraki's municipal system and the fourth branch, following the Chujo, Central, Mizuo and Shoei libraries. It occupies the second and third floors of Aeon Mall Ibaraki at 8-30 Matsugamoto-cho, about seven minutes on foot from JR Ibaraki Station's west exit or from Osaka Monorail Unobe Station.
The library opened in April 2001 as Ibaraki's fifth municipal library and fourth branch, on the second and third floors of Aeon Mall Ibaraki. The second floor holds the adult open stacks, the third a children's room, and DVDs can be viewed on the second floor. Its roughly 90,000 books and CDs serve many shoppers.
The library operates Wednesday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM, with shorter hours on weekends and holidays. Since it sits in a shopping mall, access is convenient and the setting offers added amenities nearby.
The library holds about 90,000 books and CDs, and DVDs can be watched on the second floor. It occupies the second and third floors of Aeon Mall Ibaraki, with the adult open stacks on the second floor and the children's room on the third.
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