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Chiba Prefecture About 12,000 Books Fell Down at 2011/4/2 Chiba Windows; Cracked and Fallen None → Open from Telephone Is Done; Lib confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date (whole number; Chiba damaged 142 closed 9 4/17 pub.lib.155; ) open from April 1 at only central bookshelves fell; cracked book-collection fell down and library → extended 2011/4/2 Chiba Abiko Citu Lib. unknown wall; broken glass windows scattered May&June central circulation period → rev.4/20 Lib. open until 20:00 books fell down and scattered at open, but change 2011/4/2 Chiba Asahi city Lib. unknown none closed stacks opening hour → rev.4/20 change opening hour; no reserve service through 2011/4/2 Chiba Chiba City Lib. unknown unknown unknown open from 4/19 Internet by → rev.4/20 economizing electronic power in this area broken 18（→21) glass- closed for a while service by Chiba prefecture about 12,000 books fell down at 2011/4/2 Chiba windows; cracked and fallen none → open from telephone is done; Lib. Central lib. three top floors of closed stacks → rev.4/20 lumps of concrete; 4/21 extend circulating Chiba Prefecture about 75,000 books fell down both Lib. cracked building, water 2011/4/2 Chiba open and closed area; about 170 unknown open, but limited change closing time Seibu(Western) tank, and parking area; → rev.4/20 books are broken and damaged Branch lib. open, but change 2011/4/2 Chiba Chosi City Lib. unknown books fell down and scattered none opening hour → rev.4/20 in case of economizing Chounan Town Chiba none none none open electronic power, 4/2 Lib. circulation is done by hand confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date Chiba Chousei Village unknown unknown unknown unknown 4/2 open until 5:00 cracked many glass Funabashi City pm. No BM work Chiba windows; tilted pillar and unknown unknown BM from April 4/2 Lib. because of floor to one side shortage of gas Chiba Futtu City Lib. unknown unknown unknown open 4/2 partially book collections fell down open from March open only central 2011/4/2 Chiba Ichihara City Lib. unknown none and scattered 23, partially lib. → rev.4/20 open March 13, close between March 15 to 18 in case of Ichikawa city broken more than ten because no economizing Chiba unknown none 4/2 Lib. bookshelves at central lib. electronic power, electronic power, open from March no circulation 19. no night opening Ichinomiya Town Chiba unknown unknown unknown upen as usual 4/20 Lib. extended open, but no night circulation period; 2011/4/2 Chiba Inzai City Lib. unknown unknown unknown opening. no library events; → rev.4/20 no light and no heat 2011/4/2 Chiba Isumi City Lib. unknown unknown unknown open as usual → rev.4/20 open, but change Kamagaya City opening hour(if extended 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib. economising circulation period → rev.4/20 electricity done) Kamokawa City open, but no night 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none Lib. on Tuesday → rev.4/20 broken water pump; 2011/4/2 Chiba Kasiwa City Lib. books fell down and scattered unknown open from April 1 change closing time elevator shut-down; → rev.4/20 confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date closed for a while → Sahara central some bookshelves fell down lib. open from 2011/4/2 Chiba Katori City Lib. books fell down and scattered none and broken April 19th; → rev.4/20 Komikawa branch lib. open as usual. close at the time Katsuura City 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none of economizing Lib. → rev.4/20 electronic power open, but change 2011/4/2 Chiba Kimitu city Lib. unknown unknown unknown opening hour. → rev.4/20 open, changing opening hour. In during economizing Kisarazu City a few books fell down at second case of electronic power, 2011/4/2 Chiba none unknown Lib. floor economizing no circulation and → rev.4/20 electronic power, no web close open, but it Kuｊukuri Town 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown depends on Lib. → rev.4/20 situation Kouzaki Town 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none open Lib. → rev.4/20 Chiba Kyonan Town unknown unknown unknown open 4/2 open, but partially in case of close → open Matsudo City damaged bookshelves at economizing 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown from 3/18 except Lib. Koganehara branch electronic power, → rev.4/20 Ogasawara circulating by hand branch lib. Minami-Bousou 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown open City Lib. → rev.4/20 Mishuku Town Chiba unknown unknown unknown open 4/2 Lib. Chiba Mutsuzawa unknown unknown unknown unknown 4/2 Chiba Nagara Town unknown unknown unknown open 4/2 open from April 1, but no night Nagareyama city extend holding time 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown opening → night- Lib. for reserved books → rev.4/20 opening from April 22 liquefaction caused sinking Narashino City open from March during economizing land of entrance area and 2011/4/2 Chiba Lib. Shin- unknown none 26, but change time, circulation is parking area, and cracked → rev.4/20 Narashino Lib. opening hour done by hand. ground confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date change opening open from March about 11,000 books fell down at hour by 13 at central lib. 2011/4/2 Chiba Narita City Lib. water leaking; no heat central lib.; about 11,500 books fell none economizing Open from March → rev.4/20 down at Narita branch lib. electronic power. 15 at all lib. Extend circulation Narita yama open, but in case Bukkyo of economizing 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown (private lib.) （Buddism) electronic power → rev.4/20 Library close open from April 1, 2011/4/2 Chiba Noda City Lib. unknown unknown unknown but no night → rev.4/20 opening Onjyuku Town Chiba unknown unknown unknown open as usual 4/20 Lib. open, but in case of economizing Ooami-shirasato 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown electronic power Town Lib. → rev.4/20 close 30 minutes before 2011/4/2 Chiba Ootaki Town Lib. unknown unknown unknown open as usual → rev.4/20 during economizing Chiba Sakae Town Lib. none a few books fell down none open electronic power, 4/2 only reading library events are open, but change cancelled. 2011/4/2 Chiba Sakura City Lib. unknown unknown unknown opening hour Circulation period is → rev.4/20 extended. open from April 1, 2011/4/2 Chiba Sanmu city Lib. unknown unknown unknown change opening → rev.4/20 hour Chiba Sasai Town Lib. unknown unknown unknown open as usual 4/20 Shibayama Town 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none open Lib. → rev.4/20 open, but in case Shirako Town of economizing 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none Lib. electronic power → rev.4/20 close confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date no circulation at Sigehara City open, but close at the time of 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib. 17:00 on Friday economizing → rev.4/20 electronic power No library events water leaking by damaged open from March for a while.→ books at closed stacks fell down 2011/4/2 Chiba Sirai City Lib. sprinkler; cracked at the none 24 → open from lib.event will start and scattered → rev.4/20 entrance May 6th from May Extended circulation period open, but close at Sodegaura City 2011/4/2 Chiba none none none 17:00. no library Lib. → rev.4/20 events in March open, but change 2011/4/2 Chiba Sousa City Lib. unknown unknown unknown opening hour → rev.4/20 close for a while Tako Town → moved the community reading room to 2011/4/2 Chiba bookshelves fell books fell down and scattered unknown (reading room) center, reading different place, → rev.4/20 room and open from April 19th. open, but in case circulation period Tateyama City of economizing extended to three 2011/4/2 Chiba none about 20 books fell down none Lib. electronic power weeks. No web → rev.4/20 close reserve Tomisato city open, but close at 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib. 6:00 on Friday → rev.4/20 Chiba Tomitsu City unknown unknown unknown open as usual 4/20 open, but change Tougane Ｃity opening hour. In 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib. case of electronic → rev.4/20 power close Tounoshou open, but change 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown none Town Lib. opening hour → rev.4/20 extended closed for a while Urayasu City book-collection fell down and circulation period.; 2011/4/2 Chiba damaged closed stacks none → open from Lib. scattered community center → rev.4/20 4/25 reading room confirmed area Lib. damage/facilities damage/collections damage/staffs opening/closing memo HP address date extend circulation period. No use at Yachimata City open, but close at AV booth and 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib. 5:00 Internet at the time → rev.4/20 of economizing electronic power open, but partially. cracked wall; bookshelves books fell down and scattered, some No open at night 2011/4/2 Chiba Yachiyo City Lib. fell at closed stack and none are broken by economizing → rev.4/20 back of circulation desk; electronic power. open, but in case Yokosihba-Hikari books on upper shelves fell down of economizing 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown none Town Lib. and scattered electronic power → rev.4/20 close early Yotsukaidou City open from 9:00 to 2011/4/2 Chiba unknown unknown unknown Lib.
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