The maps demonstrate the differences between a bookstore in 2000 and the present day.
Overall, there has been less space dedicated to fiction, and more tables and chairs have been fitted in the store.
In 2000, the wall left of the entrance, as well half of the wall opposite it, was dedicated to fiction. Meanwhile, in the middle of the room were three rows of books, with the genres of art, hobbies and cookery respectively. However, in its present version, the large bookcase of fiction left of the entrance has been replaced partly by these three genres, and itself only occupies a small space next to the cookery section.
In the space where the three rows of books used to be are now three sets of tables and chairs. Meanwhile, non-fiction had replaced the space previously also dedicated to fiction in the upper left corner of the room. Lastly, the previous section reserved for non-fiction books, which sat near the right side of the room from the entrance, has been converted into a cafe. The arrangement for the service desks, travel books and new books have remained unchanged. The fiction book is also placed in the backbone of the wall and should also be used as a stair up.