Municipal bookstore holds annual book festival “Hachinohe Book Festival 2025”

Municipal bookstore holds annual book festival “Hachinohe Book Festival 2025, City of Books” ​
Hachinohe City Press Release: September 18, 2025 Municipal bookstore holds annual book festival: “Hachinohe Book Festival 2025, City of Books” Period: September 27th (Sat) and 28th (Sun), 2020 The Hachinohe Book Center, a municipal bookstore in Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, will be holding its annual book festival, the “Hachinohe Book Festival 2025: The City of Books,” on Saturday, September 27th and Sunday, September 28th. There will be plenty to see, including a citizen-participation secondhand book market, sales booths by bookstores and publishers, and special talks by philosopher Zhu Hee-cheol and literary critic Kaho Miyake. View details ​
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Hachinohe Book Festival 2025 Poster About Hachinohe Book Center This public facility, operated by Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, also functions as a bookstore. Since its opening in December 2016, it has been promoting a life filled with books as a base for Hachinohe, the “City of Books.” We offer a wide selection of books that are not readily available at local private bookstores. You can read a book while swaying in a hammock or enjoy a drink purchased in the library. We also have a “Reading Club Room” open to everyone and a “Canned Booth” for writers.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/142058/9/142058-9-25308f1efa78d889b838ab0a79478a74-683×1024.jpg Hammocks installed inside the Book Center
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/142058/9/142058-9-e8fb45fbc19d4e811598c5475922dbf0-684×1024.jpg Kandume booth equipped with Wi-Fi and air conditioning Enlivening the town with books One of the basic management principles is to “enliven the town with books.” The Hachinohe Book Festival, now in its seventh day, is being held based on this basic principle. We’ll be holding events at three downtown locations that will be fun for both adults and children, including a “One Box Used Book Market” where exhibitors bring a box full of their favorite books, and a character hunt for children. We welcome everyone to come and visit.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/142058/9/142058-9-52605d8079c7fc5e895e9a130fe51ff4-3398×2265.jpg “Hachinohe Book Festival 2024, Town of Books” Hachi Venue Event Overview For details about each venue, click here
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/142058/9/142058-9-d8908716d2ceb55608e687b7c23b10c0-2064×1458.jpg “Hachinohe Book Festival 2025, City of Books” Flyer 2 (back) ■Inquiries Hachinohe Book Center Phone: 0178-20-8368 HP:
https://8book.jp/ Opening hours: 10:00 – 20:00 Closed: Every Tuesday (or the following day if a public holiday falls on a Tuesday), January 1st, and December 29th, 30th, and 31st ■Inquiries regarding this article Hachinohe City, General Policy Department, Public Relations and Statistics Division, City Promotion Promotion Office Phone: 0178-43-2320 Email: 8pro@city.hachinohe.aomori.jp About Hachinohe City Located in the southeastern part of the prefecture, Hachinohe City has developed into one of Japan’s leading fishing cities and one of the leading industrial cities in northern Tohoku. Located close to downtown Hachinohe, Tanesashi Coast boasts
picturesque views of the vast Pacific Ocean, sandy beaches, and natural grassy areas stretching all the way to the water’s edge. Born from the rich ocean and cool climate, Hachinohe’s food culture is packed with delicious delicacies, including Hachinohe-maeoki mackerel, Japan’s top squid catch, and Hachinohe Senbei Soup, which won the Gold Grand Prix at the B-1 Grand Prix. Hachinohe is also rich in historical and cultural resources, including the Hachinohe Sansha Festival, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage site; the Hachinohe Enburi Festival, a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property; and the Korekawa Stone Age Ruins, a World Heritage Site. Headquarters: 1-1-1 Uchimaru, Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture Mayor: Yuichi Kumagai HP: https://www.city.hachinohe.aomori.jp/
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