Toyonaka Şehri Senri Kütüphanesi, Public library in Toyonaka, Japan

Senri Library is a municipal library in Toyonaka, Osaka Prefecture, housed inside the Senri Culture Center, a combined facility it shares with the Senri Community Center and the Senri Elderly Welfare Center. It opened in April 1978 and holds about 110,000 volumes; the interior was renovated in February 2008. It sits a short walk from Senri-Chuo Station on the Kita-Osaka Kyuko line and the Osaka Monorail.

Senri Library opened in April 1978 inside the Senri Culture Center, a combined facility it shares with the Senri Community Center and the Senri Welfare Center for the Elderly. It was renovated in February 2008. The building stands a short walk from Senri-Chuo Station, served by the Kita-Osaka Kyuko line and the Osaka Monorail.

The library occupies the Senri Cultural Center alongside the Senri Community Center and the Senri Elderly Welfare Center, opened in April 1978. Its film holdings include the Yōji Yamada Library, named after the Toyonaka honorary citizen and director, and limited to his own films on DVD.

Visitors can borrow up to ten items for two weeks by obtaining a library card that requires proof of residence in Toyonaka. The facility is well-organized and clearly marked to help guests navigate the building with ease.

The library holds only the films of director Yoji Yamada, a Toyonaka honorary citizen, in its DVD collection, alongside VHS tapes. Loans total ten items, of which CDs count for four and each film video or Yamada DVD for one. It opened in April 1978 inside the Senri Culture Center, a combined complex with the Senri community hall and elderly welfare center.