Casual Reading Group is a ZINE event held at NAgoyaBOOKCENTER on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 (Book club,9 exhibitions/participations).
Host: Tete Co-host: NAgoyaBOOKCENTER
Tete works in sales and is a book lover who reads about 200 books a year. She reads novels, essays, non-fiction, and whatever books catch her interest at the time.
This reading group warmly welcomes book lovers, of course, as well as those who have just started reading but are unsure what to choose, or people who don't have fellow book lovers around to talk about books with. Would you like to have a relaxed chat about books? Please feel free to join us.
*NAgoyaBOOKCENTER does not tolerate any form of discrimination or violent behavior/language*
- 楽しみにしています! Jun 23 14:41
- 初参加です、よろしくお願いいたします! Jun 7 20:42
- 川村です!参加します!よろしくお願いします✨ Jun 7 20:09
- 初めての参加です。よろしくお願いします。 Jun 7 13:46
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