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MIRAI PUBLISHING ,Inc
| Address | Fukumaru building 4-26-12 kouenji-minami sugingmiku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:166-0003 |
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| Representative Name | Yoshiyuki Matsuzaki |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 60 |
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SD item code:11930893
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rainbow-colored vegetables
 Original text before translation
にじいろおやさい
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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B5, 32 pages, jacket binding, all in color
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Country of manufacture: Printed in Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2023
Product tag: None
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Description
| Even vegetables you don't like are alive. Let's try those vegetables in a tasty way! Cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, green peppers! We want to have a vegetable garden! What's today's cucumber? The Oenntai is concerned about whether the children are eating their vegetables well, so he heads to the classroom... Many children dislike vegetables, so most of the dishes containing vegetables are often thrown away as garbage. However, the discarded vegetables are actually reborn in the form of compost and delivered to the children again. This is a book that reminds us to conserve the resources in front of us as much as possible. This is the second picture book following [Boku no Hiyoko], which was written and illustrated by the author himself. Including "My Baton," which he also illustrated, this is the third picture book he has produced. Comment from the Editor Leftover vegetables can be reborn as compost, which is also environmentally friendly. [This book is filled with such a wish: "I want everyone to eat the vegetables that have been reborn instead of just being thrown away. Why don't you think about the feelings of vegetables together? *Age: 3 years old *Age group: 3 years old and up *Age: 3 years old and up Hoshino Hoshiko Nursery school teacher * Nursing assistant staff. Born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Lives in Toyota City. Has been reading picture books to children for over 30 years. She has been taking a course on "natural cultivation" to encourage children to enjoy vegetables and learn how vegetables should be grown without relying on drugs. She continues to teach children not only about food, but also about the earth. She is the author of Boku no Hiyoko (My chick) and Watashi no Baton (My baton) (Mirai Publishing Co., Ltd.). |
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Cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes, green peppers!
We want to have a vegetable garden!
What's today's cucumber?
The Oenntai is concerned about whether the children are eating their vegetables well, so he heads to the classroom...
Many children dislike vegetables, so most of the dishes containing vegetables are often thrown away as garbage.
However, the discarded vegetables are actually reborn in the form of compost and delivered to the children again.
This is a book that reminds us to conserve the resources in front of us as much as possible.
This is the second picture book following [Boku no Hiyoko], which was written and illustrated by the author himself.
Including "My Baton," which he also illustrated, this is the third picture book he has produced.
Comment from the Editor
Leftover vegetables can be reborn as compost, which is also environmentally friendly.
[This book is filled with such a wish: "I want everyone to eat the vegetables that have been reborn instead of just being thrown away.
Why don't you think about the feelings of vegetables together?
*Age: 3 years old
*Age group: 3 years old and up
*Age: 3 years old and up
Hoshino Hoshiko
Nursery school teacher * Nursing assistant staff.
Born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Lives in Toyota City.
Has been reading picture books to children for over 30 years.
She has been taking a course on "natural cultivation" to encourage children to enjoy vegetables and learn how vegetables should be grown without relying on drugs.
She continues to teach children not only about food, but also about the earth.
She is the author of Boku no Hiyoko (My chick) and Watashi no Baton (My baton) (Mirai Publishing Co., Ltd.).