Miyazawa Kenji's picture book collection Ⅰ

Japanese national writer Miyazawa Kenji, the most representative picture book series!

Gathering Japan's most popular illustrators to convey messages and ideals spanning a century.

The deer dancing on the grassland, the acorns arguing in the forest, the crying stove cat, the ginkgo fruit taking the north wind on its journey, the animals visiting one after another at night... This is Kenji's fairy tale, and it is what he wrote to future generations. life memo.

★Translated by children's literature writer Hayashi Mami, this is a brand new translation, with no deletions in the entire text, and is the original Miyazawa literature.

★The book set comes with the "Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Grassland File Box" designed by Wang Chunzi. It is a book set box and a document storage box.

The [Miyazawa Kenji's Picture Book Collection] series is a carefully selected series of Miyazawa Kenji's picture books launched in 1987 by Japan's Sankei Trading Co., Ltd. Since the first book "The Restaurant with Many Demands", more than thirty picture books by Miyazawa Kenji have been published for more than thirty years. Gathering more than 30 popular illustrators from Japan, the lineup is unprecedentedly gorgeous and the books are excellent! It can be called the largest Miyazawa picture book publishing project.

This time, the Chinese version is grandly launched by Lianjing Publishing House. The first wave of ten carefully selected books includes works that are familiar to Taiwanese readers: "Acorn and Lynx", "Cat's Office", "The Promise of Playing the Cello", "Requirements" "Many Restaurants", "Nighthawk Star", "Ginkgo Fruit", etc., and also selected works that are less introduced but are very worth reading: "The Origin of the Deer Dance", "Qianshi Park Forest", "Ou "Zibel and the Elephant", "Wolf Forest, Yan Forest and Robber Forest", etc.

Participating illustrators include Ryoji Arai, Kenji Oikawa, Ken Katayama, Seizo Tajima, mirocomachiko, etc., presenting Kenji Miyazawa’s fairy tale world in different styles. The complete translation is by Hayashi Mami, a children's literature worker and Miyazawa Kenji's number one fan. This is a brand-new translation with no abridged text, allowing you to experience the original Miyazawa literature.

We hope that through the publication of this set of books, we can convey Miyazawa Kenji’s messages and ideals spanning a century, and allow Taiwanese readers to once again fully experience the charm of Miyazawa Kenji’s works through words, images, and imagination.