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 Here is a head of this page. In this website, Javascript and Style Sheet are used. Published information can be used without trouble though Style Sheet is a display in a browser that the customer uses because of the uncorrespondence different from originally. Skip to Main Content Site Map FAQ Access Language 日本語 (Japanese) 简体中文 (Chinese) 한국어 (Korean) 日本語(Japanese) English --> 简体中文(Chinese) 한국어(Korean) Search within this site menu close search close Search materialsin the ILCL keywords Search inside the site search_in--> Home > Promotion of children's reading activities > Information about Children and Books in Japan > News on children's books > Visiting Japanese children's libraries Professional Library Tour in Tokyo, after the 2006 IFLA Conference in Seoul Visiting Japanese children's libraries Professional Library Tour in Tokyo, after the 2006 IFLA Conference in Seoul 【2006-KN005】 A tour of various kinds of children's libraries in Tokyo, one of the optional tours of the 2006 IFLA Conference in Seoul, co-sponsored by the National Diet Library (NDL) and the Japan Library Association (JLA), was held on August 27 and 28, 2006. The participants were mainly members of the IFLA Libraries for Children and Young Adults Section and the Reading Section. They visited the International Library of Children's Literature (ILCL, Branch of the NDL), a national library in Ueno Park, Tokyo Children's Library, a private library in Nakano Ward in Tokyo, the Kodaira City Library, a public library in the suburbs of Tokyo, and Akasia Bunko Library, a unique Japanese private home library for children founded and managed by individuals or groups of volunteers using part of their own houses (see 2004-KN002). At each library, they talked with staff members and exchanged views about various topics. At the ILCL, the staff gave a demonstration of storytelling in Japanese and one of the tour participants joined in and read a picture book titled The Very Hungry Caterpillar in English too. The tour was very favorably received by four participants. They said they were satisfied to see various children's libraries and understand the history and the forms of library services for children in Japan. After the tour, one of the participants, Patricia Muller, Children's and Youth Services Consultant working for the Library Development and Networking Division in the Library of Virginia, delivered a lecture at the Japan Library Association on "Sthe possibility of attractive young adult services." (2006.12.31 update) page top Promotion of children's reading activities Close the menu Open the menu Basic Plan for the International Library of Children's Literature Training and Cooperation Practices Information about Children and Books in Japan Information on promotion of children's reading activities in Japan Top From here to footer menu Site Map Site Policy Access Contact Us Copyright © 2012- National Diet Library. All Rights Reserved.