List of Targets for Kanazawa Library in 2024

1. In order to support reading promotion to the child-rearing generation, we will replace and replenish materials for infants, centering on the "picture book corner where we meet for the first time" (75 books).
2. We will review the collection mainly in the fields of information science and language where classification has been changed, and update and replace materials (45 books).
3. We will promote the renewal and expansion of picture-story shows, which are highly demanded in group lending of nursery schools and voluntary planning businesses (60 books).
4. We will expand reading barrier-free-related materials that can be enjoyed regardless of disability, and establish a new corner (apple shelf (temporary)) (30 books).

With the library after closing, we will hold a “Sty Storytelling Party” only for storytelling that you can enjoy with your ears (August).

In cooperation with the interesting science tanker workshop, we will hold work exhibitions and workshops (June and July), and craft classes for elementary school students (August).

1. We hold this storytelling party on your knees (once a month).
2. I will introduce children's songs and picture books at the 4-month-old Kanazawa Ward Health and Welfare Center (once or twice a month).

1. We will consider digital signage at Aeon Kanazawa Hakkei store and information dissemination using SNS accounts such as ward offices and City Library.
2. About special feature "library to enjoy with child" of public information Yokohama Kanazawa Ward version (May, 2024 issue), we cooperate with Kanazawa Sakura Nursery School and Children's Song and Picture Book Association Poppi to disseminate information about library.

1. In cooperation with the child care support base "Tokoko" and the Nokendai Community Care Plaza, we will carry out a child care course "How to select a first book" (November).
2. At Minami Rokuura Nursery School and Namiki Nursery School, we will hold picture books and children's songs for infants and children (September and November).

We will hold a POP exhibition of books created by junior high school students in Kanazawa Ward for a wide range of users from upper grades to adults (February).

1. In cooperation with the child care support base "Tokoko" and the Nokendai Community Care Plaza, we will carry out a child care course "How to select a first book" (November). (Reposted)
2. At Minami Rokuura Nursery School and Namiki Nursery School, we will hold picture books and children's songs for infants and children (September and November). (Reposted)

1. School programs will be distributed at the Principal Association and the Kanazawa Ward School Library Study Group to disseminate information to faculty and staff (May).
2. We support school librarians through school librarian training (June) and school library maintenance consultation (as needed).

We will expand reading barrier-free-related materials that can be enjoyed regardless of disability, and establish a new corner ("Apple shelf (provisional)") (30 books). (Reposted)

1. We will update library science-related materials for students who obtain librarian qualifications at universities in the city (15 books).
2. We will keep in mind the history of the region and collect local materials, including materials that are not distributed to the general public (20 books).

1. From infants to adults, "Book Fukubukuro" tailored to a wide range of subjects, we provide encounters with books that we do not usually choose and do not read by ourselves (January).
2. We will exhibit books for the general public, teens, and elementary school studenｔ (updated once a month).

We will promote cooperation with Kanazawa Support School, Yokohama Children's Hospice Umito Sora's House, Kanazawa International Exchange Lounge, etc. to consider creating an environment where libraries can be made.

The teens corner will be expanded and the corner will be renewed (July).

In cooperation with the interesting science tanker workshop, we will hold work exhibitions and workshops (June and July), and craft classes for elementary school students (August). (Reposted)

We carry out business "One Day Tosyokanin" for elementary school students to experience library work such as lending and arranging books (July).

We will promote cooperation with Kanazawa Support School, Yokohama Children's Hospice Umito Sora's House, Kanazawa International Exchange Lounge, etc. to consider creating an environment where libraries can be made. (Reposted)

Yokohama City University, Kanto Gakuin University, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology Yokohama Research Institute (September to November), Kanazawa Hakkei Gongenyama Park (April), Kanazawa Ward Health and Welfare Division (May and November), and Kanazawa fire department (December).

1. Yokohama City University, Kanto Gakuin University, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology Yokohama Research Institute (September to November), Kanazawa Hakkei Gongenyama Park (April), Kanazawa Ward Health and Welfare Division (May and November), and Kanazawa fire department (December). (Reposted)
2. We will keep in mind the history of the region and collect local materials, including materials that are not distributed to the general public (20 books). (Reposted)
3. We will update library science-related materials for students who obtain librarian qualifications at universities in the city. (15 books). (Reposted)
4. In order to accept many work experiences of local junior and senior high school students and hold a “POP exhibition of books made by junior high school students” in the city (February), we will expand the materials in response to the demand for teens materials (90 books).
5. We will expand reading barrier-free-related materials that can be enjoyed regardless of disability, and establish a new corner (30 books). (Reposted)

We will hold exhibitions related to the Nankoku anniversary (January) and aerial photographs of the area (March) to convey the appeal of the area.

The Kanazawa Ward Reading Activity Promotion Liaison Conference (February) will be held. At the same meeting last year, we will consider whether we can practice ideas from schools, facilities, and groups in the city in cooperation.

1. Kanazawa Ward University Library and Special Library Joint Liaison Conference will be held (July).
2. A joint library tour will be held in collaboration with Yokohama City University, Kanto Gakuin University, and Yokohama Research Institute, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC).
3. We will keep in mind the history of the region and collect local materials, including materials that are not distributed to the general public (20 books). (Reposted)

We keep public information Yokohama Kanazawa Ward version, town news Kanazawa Ward Isogo Ward version for many years and accumulate local information. The latest issue is circulated by the staff every issue (once a week) and new information is also shared.

We will increase and update digital archive materials that can be found from the "Local Materials" page on the Kanazawa Library homepage (March).

We will hold exhibitions related to Nankoku Anniversary (January) and aerial photographs of the region (March) to showcase the appeal of Kanazawa Ward. (Reposted)

In cooperation with prefectural Kanazawabunko (April), Kanazawa Hakkei Gongenyama Park (April), etc., we will provide opportunities to learn about the area through holding and cooperating with lectures and special exhibitions.

Lecturers will be dispatched to Yanagimachi Community House Repair Course (July), Rokuura Junior High School District Reading Volunteer Exchange Meeting (September), etc. to support solving local issues. .

We will hold a post-study session for students of the storytelling course held last year (once every other month), and use it for students to talk at local elementary and junior high schools and facilities.

We will increase and update digital archive materials that can be found from the "Local Materials" page on the Kanazawa Library homepage (March). (Reposted)

1. Organize the procedures and answers of e-mail references, improve user convenience and improve staff work efficiency.
2. About application such as summer vacation work classroom, one day and shokanin, we use Yokohama-shi electronic application, report system.
3. Part of the book reservation (mutual loan reservation) that is not held in City Library will be online (until March).

In cooperation with Kanazawa Support School, we will consider online support for those who have difficulty going to school or visiting the museum.

We will consider digital signage at Aeon Kanazawa Hakkei store and information dissemination using SNS accounts such as ward offices and City Library. (Reposted)

1. I will introduce children's songs and picture books at the 4-month-old Kanazawa Ward Health and Welfare Center (once or twice a month). (Reposted)
2. In cooperation with the child care support base "Tokoko" and the Nokendai Community Care Plaza, we will carry out a child care course "How to select a first book" (November). (Reposted)
3. At Minami Rokuura Nursery School and Namiki Nursery School, we will hold picture books and children's songs for infants and children (September and November). (Reposted)

1. In cooperation with Kanazawa Support School, Yokohama Children's Hospice Umito Sora no Uchi, Kanazawa International Exchange Lounge, etc., we will send information on the library.
2. About special feature "library to enjoy with child" of public information Yokohama Kanazawa Ward version (May, 2024 issue), we cooperate with Kanazawa Sakura Nursery School and Children's Song and Picture Book Association Poppi to disseminate information about library. (Reposted)

Story volunteer group "Midori no Tane" (August, February / once every other month), Kanazawa picture-story show party "Kanamin" (April and November), Children's Song and Picture Book Association "Poppi" (once a month) ) And hold attractive events and study sessions.

We examine in cooperation whether we can practice idea from school, facility, group in ward in reading activity promotion liaison meeting in cooperation. (Reposted)

1. Kanazawa Ward University Library and Special Library Joint Liaison Conference will be held (July). (Reposted)
2. A joint library tour will be held in collaboration with Yokohama City University, Kanto Gakuin University, and Yokohama Research Institute, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC). (Reposted)

1. We actively participate in storytelling study sessions (once every other month) to foster librarians as specialists in elementary school studenｔ Service.
2. Increase the number of librarians who read stories, children's songs, repairs, etc.

1. Actively participate in training (at least once a year per person).
2. Conduct in-house training for librarians by librarians (twice a year).

All eight librarians at the Kanazawa Library will be in charge of exchange, collaboration, and co-creation, and will promote the reading activity promotion business.

In cooperation with Kanazawa Support School, we will consider online support for those who have difficulty going to school or visiting the museum. (Reposted)