Misatoshi Public Library - Misato

It is small and few for a municipal library. I'm going to make a reservation.

When I asked a question because the child needed to know about the work of the library staff, he introduced me to various books. Thank you m (_ _) m

It was rebuilt a few years ago and became clean, but it is very small for a municipal library. Local museum is attached.

Even if I made a reservation from the library in the city, I felt that there were few kinds of books. The book hasn't been updated much either. Is it like this, even though it is said to be the best reading town in Japan? It was a disappointing feeling.

There are overwhelmingly few seats for self-study and reading. The number of books is overwhelmingly too small for what it claims to be the best reading town in Japan. I didn't have a book I wanted to read, and even if I went to the library to read a book slowly, all the seats were full, and I sat down in a poor round chair and read it. It is difficult to use the corner in a rabbit. I think this is the result of spending too much money on the exterior of the library and neglecting the books in the library. I think that the bad part of this country is clearly visible in the place where the citizens are proudly building a place to go to use and making no efforts to improve it. For some reason, there is a Goushi Museum next to the library, but it is a wasteful space where no one comes. I would like to renovate this museum and arrange a study room and a desk where you can read quietly by yourself. If you are the best reading city in Japan for whom the library is for, please try to say something. Also, it seems that we have introduced a book disinfecting machine that disinfects books due to the influence of corona, but I do not understand the meaning of introducing such an expensive machine. No one can be happy with excessive service. First of all, please increase the number of desks. Please use the space better. Make sure you can read books in a spacious space that makes you want to come again. To become the best reading town in Japan, I think the first step is to raise the happiness of the citizens.

A very disappointing library. The scale is small and there are few types of books. I would like to appeal to Misato City for improvement. The book also has a tattered impression. Others have commented, but Misato City claims to be the best reading city in Japan, but it's just a name. I think that it is a good idea to distribute "reading notes" so that you can record the books you read, and you can get a sense of accomplishment by reading the books, but there are few books you want to read in the first place. So ... If you have a small budget to buy books, there may be ways to get them at BOOKOFF, Mercari, or solicit donations.

A duck that is small for a library? But ... it's beautiful. There are individual lamps in the study space, which are separated from the next seat so you can concentrate (power supply ant). There is also a parking lot. There is a post full of Showa era, which is rare now ... (* ´ω ｀ *)

It is highly rated that it is beautiful and you can read the latest magazines. However, the number of books in the collection is very small. Books that are actually hidden behind, such as the Phoenix, and books in other libraries in the city can be ordered from a computer, so if you actively search for the book you want to read, you will be able to read many books unexpectedly. However, it may be a little difficult to get the experience of "Oh! This looks interesting!" By glancing at the bookshelf.