The University Library stores about 380,000 items including textbooks, teacher's manuals, and materials on education. It is open till 21:00 on weekdays, to provide a good educational and research environment to users. It is also open on Saturday, Sunday and national holidays (except during term vacation); and is accessible not only to students, but also to the public.

  Two collections are available for researchers at and outside the university: One is the Noji Junya Collection, which was contributed by the former President Noji and comprises of about 25,000 books mainly in Japanese linguistics and pedagogy. The other is the Omura Hama Collection, which was contributed by Ms. Hama Omura, a famous educator and comprises about 10,000 items of study records and materials.

  The University Library has a section for children, called the Children's Library, which is an uncommon feature for this kind of library. The Children's Library, designed for use among students, children and citizens, is opened to various members of the local community, and also serves as a facility for the efforts of student volunteers to support child rearing. For students, the Children's Library represents a good opportunity for practical study.