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Tokyo Libraries Launch Free Digital Access Programs for Residents

Public libraries and related agencies offer free digital resources and training sessions for Tokyo residents.

By The Daily Tokyo · Published July 25, 2026

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Library network offers free PC corners with internet access, basic PC and internet classes, and internet safety workshops for residents in Tokyo according to item 49.

Japan's Digital Agency runs nationwide community digital promotion seminars in Tokyo wards such as Edogawa, Nerima and Machida covering smartphone counseling, LINE, cashless payments, and e-government services like My Portal according to item 49.

The National Diet Library in Tokyo provides electronic resources including over 540,000 searchable items, CD-ROM and DVD-ROM services, and internet access at its Tokyo Main Library according to item 49.

Tokyo's Shibuya City has provided every elementary and junior high student with a computing device since 2017 as part of the GIGA School Program to foster ICT-based learning according to item 49.

The Tokyo Digital Academy offers systematic, level-based online courses for digital literacy to approximately 40,000 TMG employees annually, alongside workshops for 1,000 participants on tool proficiency according to item 49.

Sources: perplexity-sonar.

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