What kind of railway books do you imagine?
For children, books and picture books full of picture books and pictures are a classic. I wonder if the encyclopedia is obsolete these days.
I also got into those things and gradually started reading specialized books.
Even in such a situation, there are a lot of railway-related magazines.
First of all, there are information magazines of actual cars such as "Railway Fan", "Railway Picture", "Railway Timetable Information", "Railway Journal", "Rail Magazine", etc., and "Model Railroad Hobby", "Toreiin", "RM MODELS", "N", and "Travel and Railway" related to travel, and timetables such as "JR Timetable", "JTB Timetable", and "Freight Timetable" are published regularly.
Railway fans in the world get information from these magazines. Surprisingly, even in the Internet age, information in magazines is valuable.
Information on the Internet is basically information that individuals have seen and heard directly, and official information of companies and organizations is like IR information on the official website or published in magazine media, so magazines are quite important.
Information is life for hobbies. Everyone is busy collecting information.
A bookstore in Kanda and Akihabara, Tokyo, "Shosen". This is a transportation-related floor including railways, and the back issues of railway magazines are also substantial, so it is Tetsu-chan's hand.

There are a lot of railway goods, so many people buy goods for their children. In that sense, it is recommended for the general public.
Where to start?
Now, speaking of information gathering, I think that every company has books and magazines related to work.
How do you lend out such books?
Do you have a loan book or something? It looks difficult.
It's super easy with Colorkrew Biz.
It starts with registering your book with Colorkrew Biz.
It's very easy, just register the book title and management number. You can number them in order from 1, or you can classify them and create a numbering system.
So, as introduced last time, let's print the QR code with Tepla.
And stick it somewhere in the book.
That's all you need to prepare.
How to use it?
All that remains is for the person who borrows the book to read the QR code on the Colorkrew Biz app and tap the app button when borrowing or returning it.
Now you can see at a glance who is borrowing which books and which ones are not being lent out!
It's easy, isn't it?
Conclusion
Is that just this?
You might think, but this is the only explanation about book lending.
It's super easy, so please try it for now.
And achieve a great QR life with Colorkrew Biz!
How to Use the Equipment Management Feature
- Scan the QR code to borrow equipment

- Borrowed equipment will appear in your history

- Tap the history or scan the QR code to return it
