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Osaka University Press
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Children's Literature/Fiction Book
SD item code:9166169
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Book
 Original text before translation
モンゴルのことばとなぜなぜ話
(978-4-87259-483-6)
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(978-4-87259-483-6)
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About 10 days
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A5*236 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2014
Product tag: None
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Description
| Shigeki Shiotani (editor/translator*author), Shikio Shi (illustrator*column) Why is the moon white and bright? Why is the tiger's skin striped? and many other stories about the moon, stars, plants, animals, and humans that have been passed down through the ages in Mongolia. The illustrations that make the stories so enjoyable were drawn by nomads studying at a Japanese university. This is a children's book for elementary school students and up. It also introduces the life and environment of Mongolia and the origins of the Mongolian language. *Why and why stories about celestial bodies *Why and Why Stories about Plants *Why-Why stories about animals *Why and Why Stories about Humans |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Mar.26th 2026 to May.28th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Mar.10th 2026 to Mar.12th 2026 |
| EMS | From Mar.9th 2026 to Mar.12th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Mar.11th 2026 to Mar.16th 2026 |
| DHL | From Mar.9th 2026 to Mar.11th 2026 |
| UPS | From Mar.9th 2026 to Mar.11th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Mar.9th 2026 to Mar.11th 2026 |
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Why is the moon white and bright? Why is the tiger's skin striped? and many other stories about the moon, stars, plants, animals, and humans that have been passed down through the ages in Mongolia. The illustrations that make the stories so enjoyable were drawn by nomads studying at a Japanese university. This is a children's book for elementary school students and up. It also introduces the life and environment of Mongolia and the origins of the Mongolian language.
*Why and why stories about celestial bodies
*Why and Why Stories about Plants
*Why-Why stories about animals
*Why and Why Stories about Humans
なぜ月は白くて明るいの？ なぜトラの皮はしま模様になったの？ など、古くからモンゴルに伝わる、月や星、植物や動物たちと人間にまつわるたくさんのなぜなぜ話から、モンゴルが大好きな大学の先生が、おもしろいお話を選んで翻訳しました。お話を楽しくする挿絵は、日本の大学で研究する遊牧民が描きました。総ルビで小学生から読める児童書です。モンゴルの暮らしや環境、ことばの成り立ちも紹介します。