Just about a 5-minute walk from Ushihama Station on the Ome Line, I found myself walking towards the entrance of City Chuo Library, a public library in Fussa. Being a bookworm, I was delighted to discover a library situated in a residential area. Hence, I went inside and saw several lines of books divided into different categories and sections. They also offer several shelves of books and novels in English. The library is divided into different areas -- the kids' section, young adults zone, seniors' corner -- and computers are also available to use.
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Fussa City Chuo Library
A public library in Fussa City
Community writer
Whole cases are for books in foreign languages, including English
As you walk towards the library, you'll pass by this statue of a woman sitting
The entrance of the library
From the entrance, you can see the neighboring houses
Japanese books arranged in several categories and sections
Desks for those who want to study or just simply read books for entertainment and relaxation
Well decorated and ventilated, it's a very conducive place for studying
As I left the library...
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Sherilyn Siy
5 years ago
Looks like a generous English book section!
Relinda Puspita
10 years ago
I am not reading person but I love the quietness of library .
You'd surely enjoy the peacefulness of their libraries here. They are not as quiet as the libraries in my country.
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