Hino Public Libraries, Public libraries in Hino, Tokyo, Japan.
The Hino Public Libraries are a network of branches throughout Hino City in Tokyo Prefecture, each offering books, magazines, and digital materials for borrowing. Each location features search terminals that allow visitors to find items across the entire system independently.
The library system was founded to meet the reading needs of Hino's growing population. Over the decades, it has expanded its reach and added new services to keep up with changes in technology and community demands.
The libraries offer collections in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean, reflecting how the community has become more international over time. You will notice people from different backgrounds using the same spaces to find books in their own languages.
Visitors who live, work, or study in Hino City can obtain a library card to borrow materials. You can check out up to 30 printed items and 2 audio materials at the same time using this card.
Each branch has specialized search machines that help visitors locate materials across the entire library network without needing staff assistance. This self-service approach lets you discover what you need quickly and on your own terms.
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