Review of target list of Sakae Library in 2023

Information gathering and sharing (all year) for improving elementary school studenｔ services

1. In addition to understanding the needs of the child-rearing generation through exchanges with Nikorinku (child-rearing support base in the Sakae Ward area) and Oyako Hiroba (OYAKO CLUB Tulip), we also provided information on events and other events at the child-raising information corner. (Full year)
2. We held a special exhibition "What is Nikorinku?" in collaboration with child care support bases in the Sakae Ward area. (August)
3. "Information corner for kindergartens and nursery schools" has been established in the library. (October)

1. Cooperate with Chuo-toshokan's outsourcing of the planning of the conservation project (all year)
2. Implementation of the ESCO business (lighting LED lighting) at the current facility (first half)

1. Based on the field survey, we received a report on the conservation Project. (September)
2. Construction of the ESCO business (LED lighting equipment) has been completed. (March)

1. Reading-related events (vibrio battle in SAKAE) and reading activity promotion lecture (from December to February)
2. Special exhibitions (exhibition of materials based on themes with high needs of residents and exhibitions linked to events, etc.) (all year)
3. Planning (July) and implementation of events commemorating the 35th anniversary of the opening (March)

1. Reading-related events included Vibrio Battle in SAKAE (December 2) and Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Lecture (March 3).
2. A total of 16 times were held on the theme of the Great Kanto Earthquake, Shokuiku Month, POP display of books, end of life, awareness of infection prevention, etc. as a special exhibition linked to exhibitions of materials and events on themes with high needs of residents of the city. . (Full year)
3. picture story show held a lecture on the importance of peace, commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Sakae Library, to promote reading activities in Sakae Ward. (February 17)
4. In the August issue of the Public Relations Yokohama Sakae Ward version of the August issue, "Everybody Sakaeko gathers at the Sakae Library during the summer vacation!", Introduced how to spend at the Sakae Library, talks, and recommended books.

Enhance group lending to Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations (all year)

Group rentals were held at Neighborhood Association's exhibition and reading sessions for children and adults. (once)

Vibrio Battle in SAKAE held (December to February) (reposted)

1. Reading-related events included Vibrio Battle in SAKAE (December 2) and Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Lecture (March 3). (Reposted)
2. picture story show held a lecture on the importance of peace, commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Sakae Library, to promote reading activities in Sakae Ward. Unlike ordinary picture story show, the event was attended by many adults. (February 17) (Reposted)

To promote the use of mobile libraries (Noshichiri and Shodo Stations), PR (posters and flyers are distributed at the library and Noshichiri Terrace, and flyers are distributed at the Shodo Neighborhood Associations by circulation) (all year)

1. Posters were posted in the library and the latest version of the flyer was distributed. (Full year)
2. A flyer was circulated in the Kamigo East Union Neighborhood Associations, which includes the Noshichiri and Shodo districts. (March)

Enhancement of Reference Records (Full Year)

We participated in e-book and online data service training and shared the results within the museum. The training materials have been saved so that they can be referenced when responding to references and creating records. (Full year)

1. Resuming talks at a 4-month-old child health checkup conducted by Sakae Ward Health and Welfare Center (October)
2. Enhancement of parent-child talks, etc. (all year)
3. At the Teens Corner, 80 new books will be purchased to improve the attractiveness of the corner (all year) in order to update and reinforce the entire collection.
4. In order to encourage the teens generation to become interested in reading, conduct exhibitions that contribute to improving the teens generation's willingness to read (all year).

1. We have resumed talks at a 4-month-old child medical checkup. (February)
2. We have enhanced our talk and parent-child talk sessions. (Full year)
3. At the Teens Corner, 113 new books were purchased and worked to improve the appeal of the corner. (Full year)
4. For the teens generation, a special exhibition "Yokohamano Teens" (from July to August) and a total of 11 other exhibitions were held to encourage the teens generation to become interested in reading.

1. Holding events such as librarians and town exploration one day (from July to August) to raise interest and interest in libraries and reading
2. Held a library deYES (seaweed pressed leaves making) that also helped with homework during summer vacation (August)
3. Promote lending to elementary and junior high school teachers (all year) so that library materials can be used for educational activities.

1. A librarian was held on the day. (July 26, lower grades, August 1, upper grades)
2. Library deYES (seaweed bean making) was held. (August 10)
3. I accepted an internship (2 high school students). (August 24)
4. We lent 862 books to elementary and junior high school teachers in the city 41 times and used them for educational activities. (Full year)

1. As a regional information base, new purchases and replacements of general books and children's books, and enhance the appeal of teens corners (all year)
2. In addition to accepting purchases and donations, remove dirt, damage, or reduced use, and replace more than 6,000 book materials to maintain quality (all year)

1. In order to enhance materials that meet local needs and meet local needs, 2,807 general books and 1,979 children's books were newly purchased or replaced. (Full year)
2. At the Teens Corner, 113 new books were purchased and worked to improve the appeal of the corner. (Full year) (Reposted)
3. We accepted 5,924 materials and removed 5,365 materials to maintain quality. (Full year)

1. In cooperation with the ward office, introduction and exhibition of library materials related to administrative initiatives such as town development and inhabitant of a ward activities, etc.
2. Holding of administrative scrivener courses (October) to learn useful knowledge for inhabitants of a ward, such as law, etc.
3. Holding cultural classes for children (August) with the aim of fostering a richer mind through learning in cooperation with the Sports Association.

We coordinated with ward office about exhibitions related to town development or inhabitant of a ward activity and carried out the following business.

1. Administrative Scrivener Lecture "Basic" Ki "of inheritance and wills "(November 1)
2. “Summer Vacation Children's tanka poetry Classroom + tanka poetry Wind Lin Making” in collaboration with Sakae public hall, Yokohama City (August 5)

1. Holding story-telling courses in cooperation with story-telling volunteer liaison meetings based in elementary schools (November)
2. Conducted 200 volunteer activities (reading stories, book repair, bookshelf arrangement, etc.) in collaboration with inhabitants of a ward (all year)

1. A story-telling volunteer course was held. (November 22)
2. Activities of Volunteer Groups and Volunteers in Libraries
   Reading aloud: 24 times, a total of 64 people 　
   Book repair: 19 times, a total of 92 people
   Bookshelf arrangement: 146 times, a total of 206 people
   Environmental improvement: 5 times, a total of 18 people
   Total: 192 times, a total of 378 people (all year)

1. At the reference, we will improve user satisfaction by taking appropriate measures without complaints.
2. Maintaining information quality at the regional information corner
3. Attend skill improvement training such as references to improve librarian skills.
4. Implement measures to prevent the expansion of the COVID-19 infection

1. We made 8,768 references and worked to respond appropriately. (Full year)
2. In order to improve the skills of librarians, etc., I attended 22 trainings in various fields. (Full year)
3. As a library that supports child care, we have opened a "Kindergarten / Nursery Center Information Corner" in one corner of the local information corner. . (July)
4. In addition to thoroughly implementing natural ventilation by opening windows and mechanical ventilation by air conditioning equipment, we continued to provide a step-by-step alcohol disinfection service. (Full year)

1. Utilization of the Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Liaison Conference
2. As a reading activity promotion project in cooperation with the ward office, we will raise awareness of inhabitants of the ward for district centers, community houses, etc., and enhance collections by reusing books donated by inhabitants of the ward.

Since the Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Liaison Conference was held in writing, we could not discuss with the committee members about local needs for book materials. (September)

1. Based on the second Sakae Ward reading activity promotion goal (leaflet), we introduced district centers and community houses. (Full year)
2. We improved collection of books by reusing books donated by inhabitants of a ward. (Full year)

1. Promotion of cooperation with Asupraza, district center and community house (mutual cooperation of handbill placement) (all year)
2. Group lending to story-telling volunteers (Kanagawa Children's Plaza) (all year)

1. We continued mutual cooperation with district centers and other organizations in handouts. (Full year)
2. We borrowed 389 books 13 times by group lending to Asu Plaza Library and story-telling volunteers (Kanagawa Children's Plaza) who are active in the community. . (Full year)

Conducting questionnaires in line with planned exhibitions (all year)

In the 16 special exhibitions, we received 50 responses. (Full year)

1. Reading-related events (vibrio battle in SAKAE) and reading activity promotion lecture (from December to February) (reposted)
2. Creation and distribution of educational goods to improve reading motivation (all year)

1. Reading-related events included Vibrio Battle in SAKAE (December 2) and Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Lecture (March 3). (Reposted)
2. A total of 16 times were held on the theme of the Great Kanto Earthquake, Shokuiku Month, POP display of books, end of life, awareness of infection prevention, etc. as a special exhibition linked to exhibitions of materials and events on themes with high needs of residents of the city. . (Reposted)
3. picture story show held a lecture on the importance of peace, commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Sakae Library, to promote reading activities in Sakae Ward. (February 17) (Reposted)
4. In the August issue of the Public Relations Yokohama Sakae Ward version of the August issue, "Everybody Sakaeko gathers at the Sakae Library during the summer vacation!", Introduced how to spend at the Sakae Library, talks, and recommended books. (Reposted)
5. We have created a bookmark as educational goods. (March) In the future, it will be distributed at the time of events at facilities such as district centers in the ward that rent books in addition to libraries.

1. Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Liaison Conference (July)
2. Cooperation with Sakae inhabitant of a ward activity support association (all year)
3. ・Collaboration with Buried Cultural Properties Center (all year)

・The Sakae Ward Reading Activity Promotion Liaison Conference was held in writing. (September) (Reposted)
・We participated in an exchange meeting for residents of Sakae Ward. (September 4)
・We exhibited a history book (a scene of living in Jomon and Yayoi period) related to the comma-shaped bead experience (Friends ☆ SAKAE, Buried Cultural Properties Center). (March)

1. Scheduled to hold an exchange meeting for a story-telling volunteer liaison meeting based in elementary school (January)
2. Promotion of exchange among members of environmental volunteers who are engaged in flower decoration activities at the library with flower seedlings (all year)

1. The exchange meeting of the Volunteer Liaison Committee was coordinated with volunteers and eventually canceled, but we made public awareness of the picture story show, a project commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Sakae Library.
2. Exchange meetings were held four times to promote mutual exchange among members of environmental volunteers. (Full year)