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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) --> 日本語(Japanese) 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 > About Us > FAQ FAQ About ILCL (General information) What is the role of ILCL? What kind of book does the ILCL hold? Is it true that the ILCL holds all children's books published in Japan? How many books does the ILCL hold? Is the ILCL a library only for children? Can adults use the ILCL? About ILCL (History, Building) When was the ILCL founded? How old is the building of the ILCL? Services of the ILCL What are the opening hours? Where is the ILCL located? Can anybody use the ILCL? Do you charge for using the ILCL? Is there any place to eat inside the library? Do I have to follow any procedures to use the ILCL? Is Wi-Fi available at the ILCL? Can I read materials held by the ILCL in foreign countries? Can I request copies of materials held by the ILCL from overseas? What services are available online? Exhibitions and Events What are exhibitions and events scheduled in the future? page top About ILCL (General information) What is the role of ILCL? The International Library of Children’s Literature (ILCL) is a national library dedicated to children’s books, which provides internationally linked library services for children’s literature published in Japan and abroad. For details, please see the following page. Mission & Basic Roles page top What kind of book does the ILCL hold? The ILCL collects a wide range of Japanese and foreign children's books and related materials. The ILCL also holds special materials and collections. For details, please see the following pages. Search Guide Materials Collections page top Is it true that the ILCL holds all children's books published in Japan? The NDL Law stipulates that copies of all new publications in Japan must be sent to the NDL under the Legal Deposit System. The ILCL has children's books and related materials of the publications collected by the NDL. However, some publications take a long time to be deposited and so some have not yet been sent to the NDL. For further information, please see the following page. Legal Deposit System page top How many books does the ILCL hold? Please see the following page. ILCL Collection Statistics page top Is the ILCL a library only for children? Can adults use the ILCL? The ILCL is a library dedicated to children's books. Children, adults, everyone can use the ILCL. page top About ILCL (History , Building) When was the ILCL founded? The ILCL was founded as a branch of the National Diet Library in January 2000. It opened partially the following May and started full services in May 2002. For details, please see the following page. History page top How old is the building of the ILCL? The original Imperial Library building dates from1906 and was enlarged in 1929. The building (Brick Building) was remodeled in FY1997–FY2001 for use as the ILCL. The Arch Building was built in 2015. For further information, please go the following page. Outline of the Facilities page top Services of the ILCL What are the opening hours? Please see the following page. Opening Hours & Library Holidays page top Where is the ILCL located? The ILCL is located in Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo. For details, please see the following page. Access page top Can anybody use the ILCL? Anybody can use the ILCL. page top Do you charge for using the ILCL? Admission, reading materials, registration, etc. are all free of charge, but you need to pay for the actual costs of copying. page top Is there any place to eat inside the library? There is a cafeteria on the 1st floor of the Brick Building, which serves drinks, sandwiches, and light meals. There is, however, no baby food. Also, drinks are available from vending machines located in the Common room on the 1st floor of the Brick Building. Patrons are allowed to bring food and drink into the following areas on the 1st floor of the Brick Building. Please be aware that space is limited and plan accordingly. 1st floor corridor. Common room Outdoor terrace *Food and drink are allowed only in these designated areas and are prohibited elsewhere. page top Do I have to follow any procedures to use the ILCL? You do not have to follow any procedures to use the Children's Library, Meet the World, Museum, or some other areas. You can use the Researchers' Reading Room and materials in the stacks with your registered-user card. A one-day user card is also available for visitors who are not registered. Please follow the instructions at the reading room counter. (We will ask you to fill out an application form.) page top Is Wi-Fi available at the ILCL? Wi-Fi is available free of charge in the following areas. 1F Children's Library, Brick Building 2F Teens' Research Room, Brick Building 3F Hall, Brick Building 2F Researchers' Reading Room, Arch Building. (This room is for researching children's literature. User registration is required to enter.) You have to register your e-mail address before connecting. For further information, please visit "How to Register Your Device to FREESPOT" on the FREESPOT website. page top Can I read materials held by the ILCL in foreign countries? We offer an International Loan Service. For more details, please see the following page. International Loan Service (National Diet Library) page top Can I request copies of materials held by the ILCL from overseas? You can use our international photoduplication service. For more details, please see the following page. Photoduplication Service page top What services are available online? The ILCL's various digital resources and information are available via the ILCL website. NDL Search NDL Search enables patrons to perform comprehensive searches of materials and digital content at the NDL as well as at public, university, and specialized libraries or academic research institutions in Japan. Patrons can apply to become a registered user or request library services. NDL Digital Collections This site enables a user to search and view a variety of resources, collected and stored by the NDL. RESEARCH NAVI (mainly in Japanese) This system navigates you to information on children's books, children's reading, and related subjects. Online Gallery Each exhibition is organized thematically, using digital images combined with commentary. 20th Anniversary Commemorative Project—SDGs and Children's Books: What Libraries Can Do In commemoration of its 20th anniversary, the ILCL featured the theme of "SDGs and Children's Books" as an issue for the future. Exploring the Brick Building of the International Library of Children's Literature in VR! (in Japanese) You can enjoy a 3D virtual tour of the Brick Building of the International Library of Children's Literature. Kid's website (in Japanese) This website provides easy-to-understand explanations about the NDL and the International Library of Children's Literature (ILCL) for elementary school students. International Library of Children's Literature Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) for Kids (in Japanese) This webpage enables elementary school pupils to search for books and other materials available in the Children's Library, Meet the World room, and the Teens' Research Room as well as the entire collection of the ILCL. Explore, Learn, and Read: A Guide for Kids (in Japanese) This content is designed to support reading and learning by providing useful information for research and book introductions for elementary school students. Explore, Learn, and Read: A Guide for Teens (in Japanese) This content is designed to support reading and learning by providing useful information for research and book introductions for junior high and high school students. page top Exhibitions and Events What exhibitions and events are scheduled in the future? 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