Book (Practical) Children's book History of Japanese Libraries through Pictures / Wagu Okuizumi / Rie Horikiri

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[Introduction to the Contents]
We will follow the changes and original form of Japanese libraries by looking at many illustrations and pictures from the Edo period, which can be said to be the predecessor of libraries, and the period from the Meiji period to the modern library to the present.
When, who, and for what purpose libraries were created.
Characters were created and places for storing records were created, and books were transported from across the sea by ships for the Japanese envoy to the Sui Dynasty.
Aristocrats, samurai, and feudal lords can create facility libraries and libraries attached to schools.
Modern libraries were learned from Western countries and were created during the Meiji period, but many libraries and books were burned during the war.
After the war, small and medium-sized libraries were created in various places, and citizens used, supported, and spread them.
Libraries play important roles even during the earthquake disaster.
Chronology at the beginning and indexes at the end of the book.
Biography of authors
Born in Tokyo in 1950.
Former librarian of Yokohama Women's Junior College Library.
Member of the Cultural History Study Group of the Japanese Library, the Japanese Library Study Group, and Shokan Bunko Tomo no Kai.
Edited and written by 『 Modern Japanese Library Chronology 1945-2020 How to write and learn about the history of the 』 『 Library : 』 (Nippon library association) to think about the present and future of libraries, and member of the Association of Friends of the Japanese Library and Friends of the Japanese Library.
Edited and written by 『 Gendai Nihon Library : How to write and 』 『 』