Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library Review

The Osaka City Library, the layout inside also maintains the design of the past foreign museum, and can faintly smell the atmosphere of the times. Very fascinating place, with historical heritage and a rich collection of books, it is worth a visit.

The Library of Rizhong Island in Osaka Prefecture is a must-see place for a stroll across the island. The Sumitomo family began to use Osaka as a base for its industrial development in the Edo era. In Meiji 37 (1904), the 15th generation of Sumitomo family heirs donated the construction and purchase fees of the library, thus establishing the library. At that time, its name was "Osaka Library" and later it was renamed "Osaka Prefecture Rizhong Island Library".

This library is not big, but there are a lot of books, and many of them are old people and young people. There are also many Chinese books, and they have the function of network inquiry and borrowing, which is very convenient to use.

It looks like a museum, but it's a library. Access is good, so I want to use it

The library in downtown Osaka, the building is very old, and it is a cultural relics. A holy place for readers.