[End] Events for Adults January 2024

Events to be held this month or events to be accepted are posted.
If you do not need to apply in advance, please gather directly at the venue on the day.
In addition, for events without a capacity description, participation may be refused if the number of participants is large. For events that require advance application, the names collected upon application and the personal information of Phone number will be properly managed in accordance with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information, and will be used only when it is necessary to contact us, such as cancellation of events.
Participation in each event is free unless otherwise specified.

Do you have anything you don't know about management or entrepreneurship or want advice?
The staff of the Yokohama Credit Guarantee Association will receive consultation free of charge. Please feel free to contact us.
Chuo-toshokan also holds useful materials in a wide range of business situations, including books, newspapers and magazines, statistics and white papers, and commercial online databases.
Please use it in conjunction with the conference.
Date and time/
8th: (End) Saturday, November 11 from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm Application deadline: Until Monday, November 6
9th: (End) Saturday, December 9 from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm Application deadline: Until Friday, December 1
10th: From 10:00 am to 12:30 pm on Saturday, January 20, 2024 Application deadline: Until Friday, January 12, 2024
Venue / Chuo-toshokan 3F Group Reading Room
Target / Small and medium-sized enterprises in the city, those who are planning to start a business or start a business in the city
Capacity / First 2 pairs each time
How to apply /
(1) Fax or mail the application form on the back of the flyer posted on the homepage (outside site)
　Fax: Please send it to 045-661-0089.
　By mail: Please send it to the Guarantee Division, Management Support Department, Yokohama Credit Guarantee Association (10th floor, Yamashitacho SSK Building, 22 Yamashitacho, Naka-ku, Yokohama 231-8505)
(2) Accepted by electronic application (outside site)
　Please register required items from the link above. (Application page for Yokohama Credit Guarantee Association)
Counselor / Yokohama Credit Guarantee Association staff
Organized by Yokohama Credit Guarantee Association, Chuo-toshokan

The panel on “Prevention and Symbiosis of Dementia” provided by Elderly and Disabled Support Division Nishi Ward and related books will be exhibited. There are also explanations of dementia, how to respond, consultation counters, introductions of local activities, distribution of leaflets, etc. Please take a look.
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Monday, February 12 (Monday, holiday)
Venue: Next to the exhibition space on the 1st floor of Chuo-toshokan
Nishi Ward Elderly and Disabled Support Division

We will collect and introduce "Yokohamamoto", which is also held in the popular section on the first floor of the library, including novels, guidebooks, and materials from sports teams set in Yokohama.
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Monday, February 12 (Monday, holiday)
Venue / Chuo-toshokan 1F General Exhibition Corner

It's already 2024 if you notice it. What we have accumulated every year has become history. Introducing books and history novels on the theme of history.
Period: From Friday, December 1 to Monday, February 12 (holiday)
Venue / Chuo-toshokan 1F Teens Exhibition Corner

The 48th series exhibition, which collects and introduces book guides and their published books.
This time, I would like to introduce the "Wall of Reading for You Who Want to Know <I>" by Dr. Yoro Takeshi, along with the books spoken in this book.
Period: From Tuesday, December 12 to Monday, February 12 (holiday)
Venue/In front of the counter on the 3rd floor of Chuo-toshokan

Introducing artists born in Yokohama and artists who are deeply related to Yokohama.
Period: From Tuesday, November 21 to Monday, February 12 (holiday)
Venue / Chuo-toshokan 3F Local Artist Corner (No. 52)

In recent years, along with changes in individual values and lifestyles, the forms of homes and families have also diversified.
In this exhibition, we are collecting books on parents and children, couples, siblings, etc., as well as books on family in a broad sense. Why don't you take this opportunity to reconsider your family?
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Monday, February 12 (Monday, holiday)
Venue: In front of the elevator on the 4th floor of Chuo-toshokan

The Medical and Health Information Corner has a large number of medical guidelines. Clinical guidelines provide current standard treatments based on scientific evidence.
If you want to know about the illness and treatment of yourself or your immediate people, please use it.
Period / From Monday, January 15 to Sunday, March 17
Venue / Medical Information Corner on the 4th floor of Chuo-toshokan

"Poetry" conveys natural scenery and emotions in condensed words. Mainly on the collection of poems from the east and west of Kokin, we will display the reviews of famous poets and poetry appreciation books.
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Monday, February 12 (Monday, holiday)
Venue: In front of the elevator on the 5th floor of Chuo-toshokan

Please also visit the event page for children.

Please also visit the event page for children.

Please also visit the event page for children.

I read aloud of literary works. This month's reading works will be Fumiko Enchi's "Hana no Shimomoto" and Jiro Akagawa's "Start Work".
Date and time / Saturday, January 20 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Venue / Kanagawa Library Conference Room
Capacity/first 20 people
Cooperation/Reading Party Clover

The will is very important for smooth inheritance and to prevent conflicts between heirs.
Be sure to prepare for the inheritance you visit while thinking together about when you need a will, how to write it, and what points you need to pay attention to.
Date and time / Thursday, January 25 From 10:00 am to 11:30 am
Venue / Kanazawa District Center Conference Room (with Kanazawa Library)
Capacity/first 40 people
Application / From 9:30 am on Wednesday, December 13 at Kanazawa Library window or telephone (045-784-5861)
Lecturer / Hisayuki Katagiri (Administrative Scrivener Kanagawa Prefectural Administrative Scrivener Association Isoko / Kanazawa Branch)
Cooperation/Kanagawa Prefectural Administrative Scrivener Association Isoko / Kanazawa Branch

Naoki 35, famous for the Naoki Prize. The grave is located at Choaki-ji Temple in Kanazawa Ward. Materials related to Naoki 35 and the Naoki Prize will be exhibited in connection with the memorial service of Naoki 35, "South Country Anniversary".
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Monday, February 5
Venue / Kanazawa Library Lobby

We have a lot of stories that everyone can enjoy!
Date and time / Saturday, January 20
1st time: From 2:30 pm to 2:50 pm (from about 3 years old to adult)
Second time: From 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm (elementary school students to adults)
Venue / Konan Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity / First 20 people each time
Cooperation/Ohanashi Hiroba Association

Let's enjoy the world of stories with storytelling and picture books.
Date and time: Sunday, January 28
1st time: From 2:30 pm to 2:50 pm (from about 3 years old to adult)
Second time: From 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm (from about 5 years old to adult)
Venue / Konan Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity / First 20 people each time
Cooperation/Talking, Nikotto

The children's songs, which are the basis of words, have been sung in a relaxed rhythm with beautiful Japanese. Have a pleasant time while having fun. It will be held three times in a row.
Date and time/
1st: Wednesday, January 31
2nd: Wednesday, February 7
No. 3: Wednesday, February 14
From 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Venue / Konan Kumin Cultural Center Himawari no Sato
Target: 1- and 2-year-olds and their parents
Capacity / First 10 pairs　※The reception has been closed because the capacity has been reached.
Application / Reception by visiting Himawari no Sato from 10:00 am on Friday, December 15, or by telephone (045-848-0800) from 2:00 pm　
Lecturer: Kazuko Fujihira (Kanagawa Children's Plaza)
Hosted by Konan Ward Regional Promotion Division, Konan Kumin Cultural Center Himawari no Sato, Konan Library

Only 15 years of Taisho era, sandwiched between Meiji and Showa. In a peaceful era of tranquility, the movement for people-centered politics expanded. People living in the city wear fashionable clothes and enjoy Western food. The Great Kanto Earthquake hit such a Taisho era!
At that time, let's learn about what happened in Konan in Yokohama and about the Taisho era that you do not know unexpectedly.
Date and time / Saturday, February 17 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Venue / Konan Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity / lottery 30 people
Application / Must arrive on Wednesday, January 31, fill in the course name, postal code, Address, name and Phone number on the round-trip postcard (one per person), and send it to Konan Library (postal code 234-0056 Nobacho, Konan-ku 125).
Lecturer / Mayumi Komiya (member of Konan History Council)
Sponsored / NPO Konan History Council

Why don't you think together with your pet, who is a member of an important family, how to overcome a disaster? This exhibition is in collaboration with Konan Ward Office Health Sanitation Division.
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Wednesday, January 31
Venue / Konan Library 2F Exhibition Corner
Sponsored by Konan Ward Health Sanitation Division, Konan Library

Even those who find it difficult to read, we will introduce barrier-free books and library services that everyone can enjoy reading.
Period / From Tuesday, November 28 to Wednesday, January 31
Venue / Konan Library 1F

Why don't you enjoy a picture-story show from children to adults?
Date and time / Saturday, January 20 from 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Venue / Kohoku Library 1F Story open space
Target / Anyone
Cooperation / Uncle of the beard

I will read 2 to 3 works.
Date and time / Sunday, January 21 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Venue/Kohoku Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity/first 40 people
Cooperation/Reading Group NEXUS Kizuna

I will read 2 to 3 works.
Date and time / Saturday, January 27 from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Venue/Kohoku Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity/first 40 people
Cooperation/Reading Meeting Vibro

Yokohama Hometown Walk "Matsuno River Green Road"
Date and time / Sunday, January 28 From 11:00 am to noon
Venue/Kohoku Library 2nd Floor Meeting Room
Capacity/first 40 people
Hosting/Workshop Period, Kohoku Library

The librarian of the Kohoku Library will display books and other items on a monthly theme.
Period / From Monday, January 15 to Thursday, February 29
Venue / Hiyoshi's book ("Kyoseikan" on Hiyoshi Campus, Keio University)

The librarian of the Kohoku Library will register the library card business trip. Please bring something that confirms your name and Address.
Date and time / Wednesday, January 31 From 10:00 am to noon
Venue / Hiyoshi's book ("Kyoseikan" on Hiyoshi Campus, Keio University)

What is "real peace"? Think through actual experiences and performances of 5 real-name picture-story shows.
Date and time / Saturday, February 17 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Venue / SAKAESTA 3F Multipurpose Hall
Target: Elementary school students and above
Capacity/first 40 people
Application / Reception at Sakae Library window or telephone (045-891-2801) from 9:30 am on Wednesday, January 31
Lecturer / Naomi Moriuchi (Presidency of "Phistory Show Association for Connecting Hearts")

Please also visit the event page for children.

We will exhibit a book pop created by junior and senior high school students in Tsuzuki Ward  . At the same time, books introduced in pop will also be exhibited.
Period/
Junior high school students: From Wednesday, January 24 to Tuesday, February 6
High school students: From Wednesday, February 7 to Tuesday, February 20
Venue / Near the entrance of Tsuzuki Library, Children's Book Corner

Please also visit the event page for children.

Please also visit the event page for children.

Please also visit the event page for children.

Let's look for past newspaper articles using "Asahi Shimbun Cross Search".
Date and time / Thursday, February 8 From 10:30 am to noon
Venue / Hodogaya Library Conference Room
High school students and above　
Capacity/first 16 people
Application / From 9:30 am on Thursday, January 18, reception at Hodogaya Library window or telephone (045-333-1336)

This is a seminar to learn about the structure of dependents, social insurance systems, and changes in ways of living, and learn how to work during child care.
Date and time / Thursday, February 22 from 10:00 am to noon
Venue/Midori Library Conference Room
Target / Working women who are raising children, women who want to work while raising children (resident or working in the city)
Capacity/first 20 people
※Please refrain from attending children in the course of the seminar.
※Please bring your writing utensils.
Application / Reception at 9:30 am on Thursday, February 1 at Midori Library window or telephone (045-985-6331)
Lecturer / Namiko Goda (Woman Life Partner)
Organized by the Gender Equality Center Yokohama North Art Forum Azamino, Midori Library

Photo panels introduce the changes in the seasons from the cold to the spring equinox. Books related to calendars will also be exhibited and rented.
Period: From Monday, January 15 to Wednesday, January 31
Venue / Midori Library window corner
Hosted by City of Yokohama, Environmental Planning Bureau, Midori Library

We will exhibit the beginning of writing by students from Municipal Junior High School in Midori Ward, as well as display and lend calligraphy books.
Period / From Saturday, January 20 to Wednesday, January 31
Venue / Midori Library Middle Hall, Entrance Hall
Cooperation/Municipal Junior High School in Midori Ward

I learn and talk about stories and old stories. I also read picture books and picture-story shows.
Date and time / Saturday, January 20 From 11:00 am to 11:30 am
Venue: Meeting Room on the 2nd floor of Minami Library
Target / From 4 years old to adults who can listen to stories
Capacity/first 7 sets
Cooperation/Ohanashi Minami no Kai

This is a hands-on training course for gymnastics "Hamatre" to prevent locomo. Anyone can participate.
Date and time / Thursday, January 18 from 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Venue / Yamauchi Library Yamachan Story Room
Target / Those who are interested in locomo prevention
Capacity/first 15 people
Organized by Daiba Community Care Plaza, Yamauchi Library
Aoba Ward Elderly and Disabled Support Division

A kitchen car from Mandaya, which sells local vegetables, bread, baked goods, okowa and coffee mainly from Aoba Ward, is coming.
If the weather is nice, we will also hold a blue sky storytelling party and workshop by story-telling volunteers.
Date and time / Wednesday, January 24 From 10:30 am to 1:30 pm
Venue / Space in front of the entrance of the Yamauchi Library
Cooperation/Mandaya