Higashikurume City Central Library - 中央町 Higashikurume

The parking lot is scarce, so I always go for a bet with a bet. The inside can be wide.

You can see Mt. Fuji from the sidewalk in front of the entrance. Until around 12/25, you can see "Diamond Fuji" (you can see the shining sunset on the top of Mt. Fuji).

Please note that it is not under construction until March 15th of the 3rd year of Reiwa. I found out after going all the way ^ _ ^

It is about 5 km away from public transport. However, the room is quiet and air-conditioning is effective. The chair is vacant because it is large. However, it is very unfortunate that it cannot be used as a self-study space because there is no desk. Measures against stoops of the elderly? : P

The building is old, and there are only 7-8 parking lots, so it can not be parked because it will be full soon. It was better to confirm by checking the lending which was confirmed on the internet but not actually done. There are books in the first place, but it seems like it is better to reserve novels, etc. because they are scattered in the city library.

The distance from the station is hard to walk, but it is okay to use a bicycle. (Less than about 10 minutes) There are many desks for self-study space in the facility, air-conditioning is fully equipped, and a power source for notebook PCs is also available, so we are well indebted to creating work materials. (There are only four power sources for PC, and permission is required from the staff.) And there is a convenience store nearby Since there is not much that can be done for free in this area, I set it to 4 stars.

I used to go there a long time ago, but it's new and very easy to see. It seemed that the space between the bookshelves was also wide.

There is a reference room on the second floor. There is also a copy machine. However, the library staff will come to talk to you, which can be a problem. It's really annoying for women who can't control their fluency to have a long talk. I understand that there is also business contact. However, I would like you to learn etiquette such as speaking shortly with a whispering voice, handing over notes, and finishing with written conversation. Added 7/28 It was before the realual. I couldn't read the newspaper on the 1st floor, so I went to the 2nd floor. Making it the first floor this time is a great success. Many people will notice it, so you can read it. The toilet is clean. There is a barrier-free toilet for people with disabilities. This is a good thing. It's a wonderful facility. It's a chair. It was good to get rid of the cheap, painful chairs and make them ergonomic. I've been there for 30 years and finally got rid of my back pain. Library chairs are really important. Doctors said bad chairs are bad for your health. After that, I hope the staff will be able to talk less easily. The person who is always talking is the same person. Mr. Director, please build a library with less noise. First of all, from the manners of the librarian and the construction of the setup. 7/29 postscript A staff member who seems to be free talks to the staff member on the second floor about things other than work. Even if you pretend to be inaudible, you can hear it because your voice is loud. This is a library and you may not be able to guess what you want your customers to be quiet. I want you to be aware of what a professional job is. It seems that junior staff cannot insist that senior staff are inconvenienced to customers. Young people have to insist. 7/31 added Library staff a finds a water bottle and tells the customer that he cannot eat or drink, so please drink outside the room when drinking water. This is a rule and reasonable. No, it's natural in a corona environment. By the way, I would like the library staff to speak well before Corona. 2021 / 9/28 postscript Announcement in the hall is good. In the voice of a young woman, she said, "Thank you for your consideration." It's refreshing. The way of speaking out is also unfamiliar and polite. 2021/10/16 Listen to the answering machine. He gave the name of the library staff and let me know that there were books that had passed the return deadline. Thank you. The way they speak, the polite Japanese, and the library staff a year ago are very different. I am surprised at this remarkable change and mutter that it is wonderful. thank you. 22.3.5 A person dispatched from the library center by a library staff member. When I was a city hall employee, the service was declining. There were many conversations between staff members, and it was not uncommon for them to be in trouble. Since the introduction of the private system, there has been no talk. The wording is polite and the processing is fast. I have to take off my hat to professional staff.