Relaxed Book Club — Share the One Book That Changed Your Life. Would you like to introduce the book that changed your life? is a ZINE event held at ナゴヤブックセンター on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 (Book club,3 exhibitions/participations).

Relaxed Book Club — Share the One Book That Changed Your Life. Would you like to introduce the book that changed your life?

Event Book club
500円+1ドリンク

Host: Tete
This is a book club hosted by Tete who wants it to be a relaxed, fun time rather than a formal book presentation. The theme this time is "The One Book That Changed Your Life" — tell us which book changed your life!

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Open for participation
Joining also follows ナゴヤブックセンター.
Participants: 3 / 10 (Remaining7)
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  • よろしくお願いいたします。 Sep 27 22:58
  • 参加します!よろしくお願いしまし〜! Jul 29 18:12
  • 川村です!東京から参加します!よろしくお願いします! Jul 22 14:30

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