A small library of Ukrainian-language books in Tokyo's Shibuya area is serving as an emotional anchor for people who have fled to Japan from Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion of the country in 2022.The library was opened that year by Daria Murakami, a Ukrainian woman who married a Japanese man, with a strong resolve to protect Ukrainian culture.What began as a modest effort has steadily grown. It now holds nearly 1,000 picture books, novels and manga filling bookshelves that line the walls of a room in the building, creating a quiet space where visitors can browse and reconnect wit…READ FULL ARTICLE
