TOKYO (AP) — A library devoted to Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami's writings, scrapbooks and record collection opens next week in Tokyo as a spot for literary research, cultural exchange and a ...

Niche-interest capsule hotels and themed accommodation are becoming more common in Tokyo in recent years, and you'll find everything from a hotel staffed by robots to a hostel repurposed from train ...

TOKYO -- An art deco building in the Japanese capital that has been serving as the country's first textbook library houses materials dating as far back as the Kamakura period (1185-1333). The stairway ...

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TOKYO -- The sound of tree leaves swaying in the wind could be heard from the entrance of Fukagawa Library located besides Kiyosumi Garden in the capital's Koto Ward. The surroundings of the building ...

Explore the New LUMA collection from NOMATIC in this video. Experience Tokyo and immerse yourself in Japanese culture with key locations and insights, including: - 01:24 Intro - 02:26 Nihonbashi ...

Located on the east side of Arisugawa Park in Hiroo, Tokyo's biggest public library boasts a collection of over two million books, magazines, newspapers and much more. Just note that none of the ...

Entitled “The Land of Poetry and Legends: Children’s Books in Iran” the exhibit will be on view until July 21, the library has announced. This exhibition consists of three sections: “The Land of ...

TOKYO -- Police on Friday arrested a man for allegedly tearing pages out of books related to Anne Frank at a Tokyo library. More than 300 books related to the Holocaust victim, including "The Diary of ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. SEATTLE, Oct. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ The University of Tokyo Library in ...

A quick look at the new Little Tokyo branch library makes one thing clear: Libraries sure have changed since the days of dusty bookshelves, overwhelming card catalogues and utilitarian architecture.