来館の例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

来館者はvisitorです。商業施設、公共施設、水族館などに来る人のことをいいます。建物のvisitorの場合に使います。

@cha212: ご連絡頂いたとおり、一泊朝食付きで予約いたしました。

1. What will the libraries intend to do? 2. They buy same 10 books per library if the book is the best seller. 3. After "flavor expiration date" (after it lost its popularity). The libraries don't want to keep "the best seller" books after it lost its popularity because they consider it is a wast of space. So they will give them out by lottery to the people. 確かにいい分はあるだろう。They may have valid reason to do that (to give away the books) But the writer wonders whether it is an ideal service (for the book lovers).

「有名人がこの水族館"に"来館する」 有名人: a famous person、この水族館: this aquarium Normally, に is used for this context and へ isn't used.

@rakujin Here’s my rough translation: Requests from library-goers, and long waiting lists. Sure, they (the library) have their say. Is this, however, the ideal library service, which is covered by our taxes? (So...the first sentence explains possible reasons the library buys close to 10 copies of best sellers. Then the author shows some understanding, but still questions whether this is how the library should run. Does this make sense?)

一緒に来館したら予約を決めましょうね がいいと思います。