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Children's Nature Picture Book
SD item code:9166160
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Hey, hey, Hakase, how did Kaguyahime return to the moon? -The story of the wind of the earth blowing on the full moon
 Original text before translation
ねえねえはかせ、かぐや姫はどうやって月に帰ったの？−満月に吹く地球の風のおはなし
(978-4-87259-721-9)
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(978-4-87259-721-9)
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A4 size*32 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2020
Product tag: None
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Description
| Kentaro Terada (author), Ayako Inuima (illustrator) How far away is the moon and what does it mean to the earth? On the night of the full moon, Yuri-chan, a fourth grader, is reading a picture book about "Kaguyahime," and her university teacher, Hakase Kentaro, tells her that only during the full moon, the earth's wind carries oxygen to the moon. Just like Mercury, the Earth has a tail that reaches the moon. Did Kaguyahime return to the Moon on the Earth's wind? Is there enough oxygen on the Moon for Kaguyahime to live? |
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How far away is the moon and what does it mean to the earth?
On the night of the full moon, Yuri-chan, a fourth grader, is reading a picture book about "Kaguyahime," and her university teacher, Hakase Kentaro, tells her that only during the full moon, the earth's wind carries oxygen to the moon. Just like Mercury, the Earth has a tail that reaches the moon. Did Kaguyahime return to the Moon on the Earth's wind? Is there enough oxygen on the Moon for Kaguyahime to live?
月はどのくらい遠くにあって、地球にとってどんな存在なのでしょう。
満月の夜、「かぐや姫」の絵本を読んでいた小学4年生のゆりちゃんに、大学の先生のけんたろうはかせは、満月のときだけ、地球の風が月に酸素を運んでいたことを教えます。すい星みたいに、じつは地球にも月までとどく「しっぽ」があるのです。かぐや姫は地球の風にのって月に帰れたのでしょうか？ かぐや姫が暮らせるほど、月に酸素はあるのでしょうか。