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Ushiku Library Extends Its Hours
Author:Yoneyama, Issue: October 2003, Topic: Books
The Ushiku library is open from 9am to 9pm from Monday to Sunday. It is closed on the second and fourth Monday of each month. It is quite convenient to go there after work. The Ushiku library as fewer books than the Tsukuba library, but there is still a large variety available. The reference room is on the second floor.
It is easy to get to the library in Ushiku. Follow Route 408 towards Ushiku. After crossing Route 6, you will find an intersection with the Ushiku Fire Station on one of the corners. Turn left here, and you will see the Ushiku library on the right hand side. Parking is available behind the building.
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