Mystery Reading Group — Assigned Book: 'Swan and the Bat' by Keigo Higashino is a ZINE event held at ナゴヤブックセンター on Saturday, October 24, 2026 (Book club,2 exhibitions/participations).
Keigo Higashino, the celebrated mystery writer with ties to Aichi, who recently passed away to much regret. Let’s talk about your favorite works by Keigo Higashino. This time we will take the film-adapted and much-talked-about 'Swan and the Bat' as the assigned book. Keigo Higashino fans and mystery fans alike, please join us. The event is hosted by Mephisto Prize-winning author Kenji Kuroda, a devoted fan of Keigo Higashino.
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Oct20
Ekinishi Small Tanka Gathering — 2nd Session — Theme: "Books"
Tuesday, October 20, 2026 19:00〜20:30This is an event (a tanka meeting) for beginners interested in tanka and uta-kai. Please compose one tanka on the theme "Books" in advance (it's OK if you don't explicitly mention "books" in the poem) and send it as a message to the X account @seihitsudou. Deadline: October 10.3 participants -
Oct24
Henri Ohara & Ruko — The Book-Obsessed Duo Are Back to Talk Their Hearts Out!
Saturday, October 24, 2026 13:00〜14:30This is the second installment of Henri Ohara and Ruko's love-of-reading talk. The two unabashed book obsessives will once again gush about their passion for reading — from the one book that hooked them, to favorite authors, when and where they read, their reading histories, and recent recommendations. Chances are you'll start looking at the unread stacks in your room with new fondness! A signing will be held after the talk.3 participants -
Nov6
The Subtle Relationship Between Comprehension and Reading — Talk Event for the Publication of 'The Myth of Declining Reading Comprehension Among Young People'
Friday, November 6, 2026 19:00〜20:30We will hold a talk event to celebrate the publication of publishing journalist Kazufumi Iida's new book, 'The Myth of Declining Reading Comprehension Among Young People', published by Shueisha International.1 participants -
Nov13
Commemorating the Publication of "The Struggles of an Evening Tabloid Reporter: A Personal History of the 'Nagoya Times'" (Fubaisha) — Crime and Social Conditions: Recollections of a Beat Reporter
Friday, November 13, 2026 19:00〜20:30A reporter for the mass-circulation paper "Nagoya Times" will talk about a different side of Nagoya's back pages from the Showa and Heisei eras that he captured. Lecturer: Naoki Kito (former Editor-in-Chief, "Nagoya Times") Lecturer profile Naoki Kito Born November 1946 in Nagoya. Graduated from Waseda University, First Faculty of Law, in March 1969. He joined the Nagoya Times in February of the same year. Assigned to the news reporting division (social affairs), he covered police rounds around Nagoya, worked as a roving reporter, covered the courts, and reported on municipal administration. He served as Editor-in-Chief from 1998 to 2007. He retired in October 2008 when the paper suspended publication.
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Nov27
Book Club — My Favorite Author: Let's Talk About the Works of Noran Nijino
Friday, November 27, 2026 19:00〜20:30Fans who adore the works of Noran Nijino, a writer from Nagoya — let's get together to discuss Noran's works. Noran Nijino will also join as a guest!2 participants -
Dec4
Nagoya Station West Tanka Reading Group — Featured Book — Haru Mizumachi: Second Tanka Collection "Only the Moonlight Warms Those Who Cried Alone on the Way Home"
Friday, December 4, 2026 19:00〜20:30To celebrate the release of the latest tanka collection "Only the Moonlight Warms Those Who Cried Alone on the Way Home" by rising tanka poet Haru Mizumachi, who debuted with her first collection "Bitansan Tanka" (微炭酸短歌), we will hold a reading group. The host will be the familiar tanka poet Satsuki Suzuki. Haru Mizumachi will also appear as a guest. There will, of course, be a signing session. Please feel free to join us — we look forward to seeing you.1 participants