Ishikawa Prefectural Library

National Libraries & Literary Institutions · Kanazawa, Japan

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The Ishikawa Prefectural Library is a four-floor, amphitheater-shaped public library in Kanazawa, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture of Japan. Designed by the Environmental Design Institute, it has a capacity of 300,000 books, with 70,000 of them shelved cover-forward in its atrium.

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