[Musashino University] Student-Selected Books and POPs on Display! At Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store Academic Lounge
Musashino University Junior High School is exhibiting books and POP materials selected by 2nd and 3rd-year students under the theme "Connecting Books and People, Delivering 'MU' Spirit" at the Academic Lounge of Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store from April 27 to May 31. The event includes books from Musashino University Press and a commemorative lecture.
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Musashino University Junior High School (Nishitokyo, Tokyo; Principal: Yutaka Harada) is exhibiting books and Point-of-Purchase (POP) materials selected by 2nd and 3rd-year students under the theme "Connecting Books and People, Delivering 'MU' Spirit" at the Academic Lounge on the 3rd floor of Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store from Monday, April 27, to Sunday, May 31, 2026.
Key Highlights:
- 2nd and 3rd-year students selected books and created POP displays to showcase their appeal.
- Publications from Musashino University Press are also on display.
- A commemorative lecture was held on May 9 during the exhibition period.
Exhibition Overview:
Exhibition Period: April 27 (Mon) – May 31 (Sun), 2026
Location: Academic Lounge, 3rd Floor, Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store
Number of Titles: 41
Background:
This project began last year (FY 2025) as part of the curriculum for 1st and 2nd-year students (now 2nd and 3rd-year students) under the theme "Connecting Books and People, Delivering 'MU' Spirit." Students focused on various aspects of POP creation, such as how to convey the charm of their chosen books in short phrases, what language stops readers, and the intended target audience.
Commemorative Lecture:
During the exhibition period, a lecture was held to celebrate the publication of "How to Level Up on My Own Before Comprehensive Selection" (Musashino University Press) by Yoshitaka Nakamura, former principal of Musashino University Junior High School and current Managing Director of Musashino University.
On the day, he discussed the "self-improvement" aspects mentioned in the book and shared episodes from Musashino University Junior High School in a humorous quiz format.
Key Highlights:
- 2nd and 3rd-year students selected books and created POP displays to showcase their appeal.
- Publications from Musashino University Press are also on display.
- A commemorative lecture was held on May 9 during the exhibition period.
Exhibition Overview:
Exhibition Period: April 27 (Mon) – May 31 (Sun), 2026
Location: Academic Lounge, 3rd Floor, Kinokuniya Shinjuku Main Store
Number of Titles: 41
Background:
This project began last year (FY 2025) as part of the curriculum for 1st and 2nd-year students (now 2nd and 3rd-year students) under the theme "Connecting Books and People, Delivering 'MU' Spirit." Students focused on various aspects of POP creation, such as how to convey the charm of their chosen books in short phrases, what language stops readers, and the intended target audience.
Commemorative Lecture:
During the exhibition period, a lecture was held to celebrate the publication of "How to Level Up on My Own Before Comprehensive Selection" (Musashino University Press) by Yoshitaka Nakamura, former principal of Musashino University Junior High School and current Managing Director of Musashino University.
On the day, he discussed the "self-improvement" aspects mentioned in the book and shared episodes from Musashino University Junior High School in a humorous quiz format.
FAQ
What is the goal of the Musashino University Junior High School exhibition?
The goal is for students to gain experience in breaking down book contents and conveying their appeal to others through POP creation and book selection.
Why is the exhibition held at Kinokuniya Bookstore?
It is part of their studies to share their learning outcomes with society in a public space like a real bookstore.
What kind of books are on display?
There are 41 titles selected by 2nd and 3rd-year junior high students.