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Publication date: 1 February 2003

Kenji Kanna

Provides a general description of the movement for library services for children and children’s libraries, together with the modern public library movement in post‐war Japan. The…

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Provides a general description of the movement for library services for children and children’s libraries, together with the modern public library movement in post‐war Japan. The Bunko as a home library, or a community‐based small library, is quite characteristic of Japan. The Bunko movement played an important role in improving the reading environment of children and the library service for children. The Chusho‐report (1963) and Shimin‐no‐Toshokan (1970) changed the concept of the public library in Japan. They contributed to an increase in reading facilities for children and the establishment of new public libraries. Children’s libraries at the national, public and private level are also described.

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Library Management, vol. 24 no. 1/2
Type: Research Article
ISSN: 0143-5124

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