Thank you to all those who participated in JFT Book Club (Hybrid) – First Love by SHIMAMOTO Rio! Sharing some comments from our participants! "I am so happy that the book club is hybrid. I can attend even though … Continue reading →
Thank you to all those who participated in the live-streamed talk event! A recorded video of this event is now available on our YouTube channel! Sharing some comments from our participants who agreed to share their feedback! “It was so … Continue reading →
Ever wanted to try Japanese calligraphy (書道, “shodō”)? Drop by JFT library and enjoy relaxed, hands-on brush writing experience! This drop-in event lets you explore calligraphy at your own pace. Participants can choose from prepared sample characters or experiment with … Continue reading →
Thank you to all those who participated in JFT Book Club (Hybrid) – With Silent Reading Time – Japanese Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Landscapes! Sharing some comments from our participants! “Excellent interaction, great Library staff, friendly and welcoming.” — … Continue reading →
Did you know the Japan Foundation, Toronto Library has over 3,000 printed manga books available in both English and Japanese? We also house a wide selection of books about manga and Blu-rays/DVDs of animated films, as well as access to … Continue reading →
Did you know the Japan Foundation, Toronto Library has over 3,000 printed manga books available in both English and Japanese? We also house a wide selection of books about manga and Blu-rays/DVDs of animated films, as well as access to … Continue reading →
Thank you to all those who participated in JFT Book Club (Hybrid) – Manga: Look Back by FUJIMOTO Tatsuki! Sharing some comments from our participants! “Thank you for organizing this wonderful discussion. I really liked how everyone had similar … Continue reading →
Thank you to all those who joined Tanabata Star Festival 2025 at JFT Library! *For those who have not yet had the chance to fill in the questionnaire, it would be of great help to us if you could complete this … Continue reading →
Taste Food in Japan Through Literature, Manga, and Nonfiction! In Japan, autumn is considered "the season for appetite” (食欲の秋) and “the season for reading" (読書の秋) as it is a time of rich harvest and the cooler comfortable weather makes it … Continue reading →
Wrap your book in Japan style! Did you know that in Japan, when you buy a book at a bookstore, you are often asked: “Would you like a cover?” The bookstore staff will then carefully wrap your book in a … Continue reading →
