National Diet Library, National library in Japan
The National Diet Library, located in Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, is Japan's largest library and one of the world's largest libraries.
Incepted on February 25, 1948, the National Diet Library has collected and preserved a vast range of information.
The library plays a significant role in Japanese culture as it makes its resources available to the public, substantially contributing to knowledge dissemination.
This massive library is designed by renowned architectural firm Maekawa Associates, Architects & Engineers.
Unlike many libraries, The National Diet Library also houses a collection of historical maps, rare books and other special collections.
Location: Nagatachō
Inception: February 25, 1948
Architect: Maekawa Associates, Architects & Engineers
Official opening: June 5, 1948
Address: 1-10-1, Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Website: ndl.go.jp
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