This is a library with an innovative space and mechanisms unseen before. The structure is a renovated residence built during the period of Japanese rule. The furnishings are ones collected by the owner from around the world. Among those, there are attractive books donated and curated by the owner. Visitors can have delicious coffee and desserts. Such an attractive time and space is possible precisely because the library requires an appointment and only forty-five people a day are allowed in. People may think that appointments are to exclude people, but this is based on the owner''s desire to value the quality of time and space for reading books. The space, a pleasant one just like one''s own library, is driving Taiwanese culture of often reading books.