Arakawa Ward Nippori Library

Good but small. The yuori library is much bigger.

The basement floor is for children, and there are many picture books and children's books. There is also a nursing space, and there is a diaper changing sheet in the multipurpose toilet. (Only on the basement floor, there are no diaper changing sheets in the multipurpose restrooms on other floors.) It feels like you can relax while letting your child read a picture book. It is recommended because there are few people on holidays.

It has been renovated in April 2018 and the building is very beautiful. You can use the reading seats on the second floor in exchange for a card at the reception on the first floor. The number of seats is about 60 and there are translucent partitions. There is an outlet only for pc seats. Since there is no separation from pc seats, those who are sensitive to typing sounds should choose far seats. The first basement floor is an infant floor, with many children's books. If there are enough children's books and you come to your child, you will find a wonderful book. The first floor has general books and magazines. There are relatively many books by Japanese writers. The condition of the book is very good. In addition to the reading seats, there was a dining space with vending machines on the second floor, and a community seat where about 10 people could talk. The staff were very careful throughout the hall, and it was easy to find the book they wanted. it's recommended.

I used it only once. You can't use your seat unless you make a reservation for your PC.

The reading room (study space) on the second floor is quiet, cool and comfortable. (Cool library with air conditioner is actually rare.) The facilities are new and clean and comfortable. There were more than 50 seats and I could sit on Saturday.