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The provided text is a library guide for Yaizu City in Japan, covering various aspects such as the library's purpose, operation, history, facilities, and services. Here is a concise summary:

Library Overview

Purpose: Collect, organize, and preserve materials to support lifelong learning and contribute to education and cultural development.
Operation: Focus on collecting diverse materials, promoting fair use, and collaborating with other libraries and public facilities.

History

Yaizu City's history dates back to the Jomon period, with the city's name originating from the legend of Japanese Emperor Jimmu.
The city has developed from a small fishing village to a major fishing port and industrial center.
The library was established in 1920 as a school library and has since evolved into a public library with various branches and services.

Services

The library offers various services, including lending, reference, and research assistance.
It also provides programs for children, such as storytime and book clubs.
The library collaborates with other organizations to promote literacy and lifelong learning.

Statistics

The library has a collection of over 100,000 items, including books, magazines, and audio-visual materials.
The library serves a population of over 140,000 people, with an average of 1,000 visitors per day.

Future Plans

The library aims to continue promoting lifelong learning and cultural development in the community.
It plans to expand its services and collections to meet the evolving needs of its users.
* The library will also continue to collaborate with other organizations to promote literacy and education in the region.