Los Angeles Public Library – Little Tokyo Branch

Los Ángeles, Estados Unidos

4.1

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16 opiniones

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+1 213-612-0525
Sitio web:
www.lapl.org
Dirección:
203 South Los Angeles St, Los Ángeles, CA, 90012
Downtown
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
200 mMontebello
550 mLittle Tokyo/Arts District
590 mCivic Center/Grand Park
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Hoy 09:30 – 17:30
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Horario local (Los Ángeles) 0:48 sábado, 1 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 20:00
martes 12:00 – 20:00
miércoles 10:00 – 20:00
jueves 12:00 – 20:00
viernes 09:30 – 17:30
sábado 09:30 – 17:30
domingo –

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16 opiniones sobre Los Angeles Public Library – Little Tokyo Branch

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Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
I really like this place! I had to drop off a few late books and the person on the circulation was super friendly!
Tu valoración: 4
Santa Monica, CA
Free parking in a lot down the street.
Tu valoración: 5
Silver Lake, Los Angeles, CA
Super quiet if you need a place to go and study.
hardly anyone goes here and there usually is always a table for you to sit at. outlets to charge your phone and FREE WIFI
they also offer Japanese lessons every Tuesday I believe and Spanish lessons which is cool as well.
A huge section of Japanese books and manga in Japanese and also a whole section in English as well.
Tu valoración: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I love this library. It’s my local branch and I can walk from my house.
I am studying Japanese so I particularly like their Japanese items: books & DVDs. The Japanese DVDs are separate from the main selection.
I’m still a novice at the language so I find their children’s books (in Hiragana) are helpful and convenient for my studies.
Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Public libraries just RULE, don’t they?!!
Tu valoración: 3
Alhambra, CA
This library is teeny tiny & has a very cute children’s section! Lady bug bean bag chairs are too cute!
Lots of people waiting for the computers.
The service is ok, even when I commented that I liked her shirt, she still didn’t smile… :S
Tu valoración: 4
Alhambra, CA
It’s not a really big library but the staff here are super nice. The have storytime during the week for toddlers and preschool age children and a summer reading program. There are a few homeless people who come in and use the computers and stuff but they never bother anybody. I bring my class here for the storytime and songs on Wednesdays.
Tu valoración: 3
Los Angeles, CA
Great little library… I always reserve my books online for pick up.
Tu valoración: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I LOVE this library.
Mostly because they have a fantastic Japanese book section and it reminds me a lot of libraries in Tokyo. They have Japanese magazines as well as fiction novels and non fiction novels and manga and movies. I would have never been able to find something like this in NYC. I guess there are a lot of Japanese people here. It’s nice that they post the latest novel ranking from Davinci magazine and tells us which books they have at the library.
The only thing is you can’t do a search on LA Public Library site
in Japanese so I need to think of the phonetic spelling of the titles. Which sometimes are wrong for some reason.
Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
I recently came to this library just to check things out. As I scan the place out, it does seem to be a place for the homeless, as one reviewer mentioned. Better here, than the streets I thought to myself. On the other hand, the stench will reek havoc! Let me go and see the books on the south wall in order to divert my attention. Hm? Plenty of books of Nihon. Cool! Something different to browse about. Well, it was a nice place to visit; now, it’s time for lunch!
Tu valoración: 3
Seattle, WA
First things first, I wanted me some internet access… so what to do for an out-​of-​state non-​laptop dude? Why, spend the 50 buckaroos for a library card, of course (only free for CA residents: P). Quick and easy.
The connection… ehh, wasn’t bad. I didn’t get why most, if not all, of the computers always had error prompts when you close/​log out. it’s not a big deal (just click OK and off you go), but wtf? Nice japanese selection… really not bad place… the back door does lead to someone’s shopping cart storage outside. i hope they clean the comp stations regularly.
—one thing to perhaps duly note is that it seems like bums/​homeless frequent this place.
Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
This branch carries decent numbers of Japanese books, old and current ones. (The Central library has good collection as well.)
I don’t usually go there though because its parking sucks, and I don’t live around there. I often arrange books transfer to my nearby branch.
Tu valoración: 5
Alhambra, CA
I remember when this library was still by the Yaohan plaza and I would frequent this place as a kid because it always had the books for Babysitters Little Sister on the shelves! Now that it has moved (years ago), I hear that parking is a hassle because you probably have to pay through street meters or by a private lot. Parking is usually the main reason why I would go to a certain library (I frequent Chinatown, Central, and El Sereno because they have a private lot). Like most of the LA libraries that I have been to, it’s clean, modern, and you’ll always find a good read. :)
Tu valoración: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I’ve only been once (yesterday) but I liked it.
Had to drop my son off to meet his Japanese tutor and was able to spend some time there. This library was just right. Not too large, not to small. Clean, nice bathrooms and library workers who were friendly and helpful. There was a community policeman there also keeping an eye on things.
Plan on being there about twice a month and so far it looks like a good place to hang out while my son does what he needs to do
Tu valoración: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Nice library, I’ve been to many and this one has a nice set up. Bright light from sun and lights and tables allow for studying, comfortable chairs for getting into a book. Plenty of books and fun magazines and with it being in Little Tokyo there’s some Japanese books too.
Personally I really like their section with college information and the spot with information about careers near that. Many libraries have a kid’s or teens section but seem to forget besides the entertainment books they also need information. I also enjoy their section of manga, Japanese movies and CD section. One thing that surprised me were the number of computers here. I think the most I’ve seen in a library.
The librarians also seemed really friendly and helpful.
Tu valoración: 4
Kaneohe, HI
I love the LT public library. Free Wi-​Fi, an abundance of outlets, Japanese manga, leather armchairs, quaint Japanese garden, librarian who won’t stop coughing, crazy guy with shiny fishing lure hat who talks to himself, stinky guy who doesn’t find it necessary to shower daily but can’t live without checking his favorite blogs daily on the public PC’s, perverse guy who pretends to read in the corner while blatantly staring at all the women that walk by, woman doing laps round the library in slippers looking frantically for who knows what, etc. etc. All my new friends.
You gotta love downtown. You would think the library would be the one place safe from the «local element» but no. They patronize the library too. Who said literacy was dying?