2. An institution or foundation maintaining such a collection.
3. A collection of recorded data or tapes arranged for ease of use.
4. A collection of such materials, especially when systematically arranged.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
li·brar·y (lī'brĕr'ē) n., pl. -ies.
1. A collection of information, sources, resources, and service
2. An institution or foundation maintaining such a collection.
3. A collection of recorded data or tapes arranged for ease of use.
4. A collection of such materials, especially when systematically arranged.
2. An institution or foundation maintaining such a collection.
3. A collection of recorded data or tapes arranged for ease of use.
4. A collection of such materials, especially when systematically arranged.
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This is rad. I always thought Tokyo was a kind of consimerist Situationist City or New Babylon. If you go to Jimbocho, its a city of used books. Ochanomizu is used guitars, If you go to Harajuku it clothes, akihabara its computers and anime, and the place near Asakusa its restaurant goods. I think there is a fine line in Tokyo between museum, library, and shopping. Sometimes its more exciting because you can touch things when you go shopping.
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