Hodogaya Ward Reading Activities Promotion Project

　Dr. Ryo Tenne, a famous full-fledged mystery writer, entitled "Creating a Story that Extracts the Heart-The Back Story of the Writer-", and the backstory of creation, editing, and publishing that you can not usually hear (cannot be talked except for lectures), He talked about his thoughts in the strong word "I'm going through."
　On the day of the event, we presented visitors with a special short story set in Hodogaya Ward that Professor Tenne made for this lecture!
　It was a long line at the autograph session, but thank you to everyone who waited.
※Thank you very much for your application that greatly exceeds the number of applicants.

Writer Kotaro Sawaki talked about the difficulty and fun of moving time and space in the work of "writing" while taking up the currently serialized "Calendar no Shizuku" and his recent work "Tenji Traveler". Was.

Writer Mio Nukaga talked about the secrets of sentences transmitted to people and the fun of sentences in an easy-to-understand manner.
In addition, in the form of a workshop, the participants were taught the techniques that Mio Nukaga had.
This performance ended on March 31, with video distribution of videos taken on the day.
Thank you very much to everyone who watched it.

Reading activity promotion lecture handbill

About what the writer usually thinks, ideas, interviews, writing, proofreading, and the process of creating a book, taking up the past reading experience and the new book `` Father's Bisco '', words and books related to food and memory He talked about how to make a book using actual manuscripts. In addition, from the books that have been reviewed so far, they introduced the background of the work and the attempts of writers.
In response to the extension of priority measures such as spread prevention, this lecture was canceled at the venue, and video images were distributed for a limited time.
Thank you very much to everyone who watched it.

Reading activity promotion lecture handbill (PDF: 283KB)

Course handbill

Don't you think picture books are only for children?
The charm of picture books is that adults can enjoy enough.
This time, in response to the extension of priority measures such as spread prevention, the course was distributed for a limited time.
Thank you very much to everyone who watched it.

Lecture handbill (PDF: 316KB)

Special Exhibition Corner

In front of the elevator on the 3rd floor of the Hodogaya Library, there is a special exhibition corner for books on various themes every month.
We also rent out exhibition books.

"Be familiar with books, reading connects people, things, and things. In Hodogaya Ward, we believe that the connection between people, groups and facilities that began reading will support the community and create smiles and vitality.

How to read aloud

In order to provide opportunities for people who do not usually speak much, such as those who live alone, to speak out and to maintain their health, all attendees, regardless of their reading skills, read folk tales, poems, literary works, etc. I read aloud.
Under the situation where speaking out was less common, the number of people with social distance was secured. The course was highly satisfactory for the implementation during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as having fun to speak out with everyone.

State of book repair training

For those who have just started a Gakko Tosho repair volunteer and those who want to do it in the future, we held a course for beginners to learn how to repair Gakko Tosho through practical skills.
The basics of repair methods were learned through practice, and the questionnaire answered that all participants were satisfied.

We made map of reading-related facilities in ward. (Distributed at citizen-use facilities in the ward)
You can check where you can borrow books in the city.
"Hodogaya Library Facility Map" can be downloaded from the link below.
※The information will be for February 2021, so please check with the facility for the latest information.

For children in August and for adults in November, picture story show's oral performance was performed by a group of picture story show's production and oral performances at various facilities in the city.
Participants The satisfaction from the questionnaire survey was very high, and there were several opinions that they learned about local folk tales.
In October, it was scheduled to be held at the Magagaya Residents' Festival, but due to stormy weather, oral performances were also canceled.

At the Hodogaya Library, those who do not usually speak much, such as those who live alone, speak out and use folk tales, poems, literary works, etc., regardless of their reading skills, in order to provide an opportunity for maintaining health. All attendees read aloud.
The satisfaction of the participants was high, and there were several requests for continuous implementation.

At the Magagaya Citizens' Activities Center Wars, a course for beginners to learn how to repair Gakko Tosho through practical skills for beginners to learn how to repair Gakko Tosho for those who have just started a Gakko Tosho repair volunteers and those who want to do it. Was held.
The course was very satisfactory, such as being able to participate casually with the content completed in one time and being easy to understand.

Mayumi Yoshioka gave lectures and exchange meetings at Hodogaya public hall for those who are planning to start reading and speaking volunteers to the elderly and those who are interested.
The lecture by Kansai dialect wrapped the venue in a bright atmosphere and grabbed the hearts of the participants.
Mayumi Yoshioka: Qualified as a care worker, teacher, nursery teacher, and school library librarian teacher, and after experiencing on-site experience at schools and welfare facilities, he is currently a lecturer at a care worker training school, creating a book talk for nursing care with students, Delivered to the welfare site.

Takashi Saito, professor of Meiji University, was invited to give a lecture at the auditorium of public hall Hodogaya to promote reading activities at Hodogaya Ward.
Although it was snowfall on the day, many people who had the winning notice were able to participate. .
Participants were very satisfied, and they were eager to read a lot of books, and were very unique and fun lectures. .

We will visit a school library in Hodogaya Ward to introduce the activities, events, and voices of teachers to the residents of the city.
The first visit destination is Hatsunegaoka Elementary School.

We talked to Mr. Hatakeyama, a school librarian, and Mr. Kato, who is in charge of the library.　
Hatsunegaoka Elementary School is located in the center of Hodogaya Ward and is surrounded by nature-rich "Murase no Mori" and emerging residential areas.

I would like to ask Professor Kato!
Person in charge: What kind of books are popular these days?
Dr. Kato: The next book is popular with children, isn't it?
★A popular book at Hatsunegaoka Elementary School
◆"Kaidan Oumagaki Gakuen"
Scary books (youkai, ghost stories, etc.) are popular.
This work is easy to read because there are many pictures and it is not too scary.
◆"Leave it to Ariquii,"
The cover is cute, and there are illustrations everywhere in the text, which is popular.
◆"Harry Potter Series"
It's a classic, but it's very popular.
There are many children who borrow paperback book types.
Person in charge: What have you been doing recently?
Dr. Kato: During this year's Reading Activity Promotion Month (November), a “Book Marathon” was held with the goal of reading 100 books in each class. .
This was done not because of the number of books I read, but because of the desire to enjoy reading books, but we were able to achieve them in many classes.
In addition, since this year, computers have been installed in the library and used in classes.

I would like to ask Mr. Hatakeyama!
Person in charge: What was the reason for becoming a "school librarian"?
Mr. Hatakeyama: Initially, I wanted to work in a public library, but when I settled down, I learned about the existence of a "school librarian" and thought that there was such a way, so I decided to apply.
Person in charge: Have you changed the image you had before becoming a school librarian?
Mr. Hatakeyama: It was the image of "library = working silently in a quiet place", but in fact it was completely different.
There were many jobs to interact with the children, which was very interesting, and it was something I couldn't understand unless I experienced it.
You were disappointed in a good way.
Person in charge: What kind of place do you feel rewarding?
Mr. Hatakeyama: When the children ask, "Do you have such a book?" If you can go through the book as you want, the expressions of the children will be brightened quickly and will be pleased with "This is this!" It's a very rewarding moment.
By the way, children seem to like the relaxed atmosphere of the library, which is different from the classroom, and enjoy reading slowly.
In addition, the teachers also consult about the teaching materials used in each class, but we are working hard to respond to requests!
Person in charge: What is Hatakeyama's "Recommended Book"?
Mr. Hatakeyama: The next book is a work that can be recommended from children to adults regardless of age, so please read it once!
★Mr. Hatakeyama's recommended book
◆"Wunderder,"
This story tells a boy with severe face disabilities.
It's the first time I go to a general elementary school at the age of 10. The story is drawn from multiple perspectives, such as the person, parent, brother, friend, bully child, etc., and is drawn into the Dondon story.
Please read it!
◆"Mumin Series"
It's a pretty image, but that's not the only one. It also includes a philosophical aspect.
There is also a view of the world of illustrations.

[Connect]
When I entered the library, I first saw the scene where the computer was installed.
"Why is a computer in the library? ？」 。 It was a scene I had never seen so much, so I asked the teachers.
There are three school libraries, which are important bases for reading activities, the Learning Center, the Information Center, and the Reading Center.
In order to enhance the quality of learning, Hatsunegaoka Elementary School has been playing a role in this program since 2018.
It was said that a puta was set up and used for classes. New schools that have not yet been introduced much at other schools
It is an attempt, and with the thought that "this scene will become common in the future", it is a new one as soon as possible.
I was surprised that it was amazing.
We asked you about various efforts to make the work of the school library worthwhile and enjoy reading.
Children can enjoy reading "relaxing and relaxing" because they have enthusiasm and ingenuity.
I felt it again.
Even if you are viewing the homepage, you can stop by a library facility near you and say "relaxing and relaxing".
Why don't you enjoy reading?

We held a volunteer activity course to repair books so that even first-timers can easily learn from basics to practical training.

On Thursday, November 1, we held "reading activity promotion lecture" at Iwama citizen plaza. .
Dr. Michiko Ishikawa gave a lecture on the theme of "Connecting Children and Books".
He talked about the importance of children's songs and reading stories during childhood, and the venue was wrapped in a bright and peaceful atmosphere throughout the day with a gentle narration of the teacher.
Thank you very much to everyone who came to the event.

A lecture was held for three days to help volunteers, delivering picture books and children's songs to local children.

As an event to promote reading activities, we held "Warabe Uta ♪ Together" on Thursday, June 7th. .
<Introduction of "Children's Songs" that can be enjoyed with small children according to age and season>