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Kaisei-sha Publishing Co., Ltd.
| Address | 3-5 Ichigayasadoharacho Shinjukuku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:162-8450 |
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| Representative Name | MASAKI IMAMURA |
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Retold by Hatsue Nakawaki / Picture by Miyu Karaki
 Original text before translation
再話：中脇初枝／絵：唐木みゆ
(No.960430)
JAN:978-4-03-960430-9
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(No.960430)
JAN:978-4-03-960430-9
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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29cm x 24cm
32 pages |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Beautifully detailed paintings depicting the activities of living creatures
Year of manufacture: 2022
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Description
| The main character is a girl who will not be daunted! Maya grows a big peach tree from the seeds she finds in the river. A sly monkey tricks her and steals her delicious peaches. Maya gets upset, makes rice balls and goes to fight the monkeys. Will she and the pigeons, bees, moles, and oxen she encounters along the way be able to defeat the monkey? This is a fun picture book of an old tale from Okinoerabu Island. ::::::::::::::::::::::::: As you go on and on and on The doves began to fly and fly. ["Maya, Maya, where are you going?] Maya said, "I'm going to go see the monkey. ["I'm going to go see the monkey, come with me.] And the pigeon said, "I'm going to go see the monkey. [I ate breakfast in the morning, but I don't have lunch at noon. But I can't go because I don't have lunch.] But the pigeon replied, "I ate breakfast this morning, but I can't go because I don't have lunch at noon. Then, Maja said, "I don't want to eat lunch. [I have lunch, so let's go together. I have lunch, so come with me.] Then the pigeon said, "Well, then, I'll go with you. ["Then come with me.] And the pigeon followed her. (from the text) ::::::::::::::::::::::::: About the Girls' Folktales Picture Book Series Most of the main characters in folktales you know are probably male. Even when the main character is a woman, she is probably a modest and quiet woman. Many of these folktales have been made into picture books, but the folktales that have been passed down through the generations are richer in variety, featuring a variety of women who are undaunted and find happiness in their own way. We have made a picture book of such a folk tale with a heroine that has not been known until now, and present it to children who will live in the world of the future. |
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Maya grows a big peach tree from the seeds she finds in the river.
A sly monkey tricks her and steals her delicious peaches.
Maya gets upset, makes rice balls and goes to fight the monkeys.
Will she and the pigeons, bees, moles, and oxen she encounters along the way be able to defeat the monkey?
This is a fun picture book of an old tale from Okinoerabu Island.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::
As you go on and on and on
The doves began to fly and fly.
["Maya, Maya, where are you going?]
Maya said, "I'm going to go see the monkey.
["I'm going to go see the monkey, come with me.]
And the pigeon said, "I'm going to go see the monkey.
[I ate breakfast in the morning, but I don't have lunch at noon.
But I can't go because I don't have lunch.]
But the pigeon replied, "I ate breakfast this morning, but I can't go because I don't have lunch at noon. Then, Maja said, "I don't want to eat lunch.
[I have lunch, so let's go together.
I have lunch, so come with me.]
Then the pigeon said, "Well, then, I'll go with you.
["Then come with me.]
And the pigeon followed her.
(from the text)
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About the Girls' Folktales Picture Book Series
Most of the main characters in folktales you know are probably male. Even when the main character is a woman, she is probably a modest and quiet woman. Many of these folktales have been made into picture books, but the folktales that have been passed down through the generations are richer in variety, featuring a variety of women who are undaunted and find happiness in their own way. We have made a picture book of such a folk tale with a heroine that has not been known until now, and present it to children who will live in the world of the future.
へこたれない女の子が主人公！
川でひろったもものたねから、大きなももの木をそだてたマーヤは、
ずるいさるにだまされて、おいしいももをとられてしまいます。
マーヤはおこって、おにぎりをつくり、さるたいじにでかけます。
とちゅうで出会った、ハト、ハチ、うす、うしといっしょに、さるをこらしめることはできるでしょうか。
沖永良部島につたわる昔話が、たのしい絵本になりました。
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どんどん あるいていくと、
はとが ぱたぱた とんできて
「マーヤ、マーヤ、どこへ いく。」
ときくので、マーヤが
「さるを たいじしにいくから、いっしょに いこう。」
とさそいますと、はとは
「あさごはんは たべたけど、
ひるごはんが ないから いけない。」
とこたえました。そこで マーヤが
「ひるごはんは、わたしが もっているから、
いっしょに いこう。」
というと、はとは
「それなら いっしょに いこう。」
といって、マーヤに ぱたぱた ついてきました。
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女の子の昔話えほんシリーズについて
あなたが知っている昔話の主人公は、男性が多いのではないでしょうか。女性が主人公の場合も、ひかえめでおとなしい女性ではないでしょうか。絵本になるのはそういう昔話が多いのですが、語りつたえられてきた昔話はもっと豊かで、へこたれずに自分なりの幸せをつかむ、いろんな女性たちが登場します。これまで知られてこなかった、そんな主人公の昔話を絵本にして、これからの世界を生きるこどもたちに贈ります。