A restaurant with many requirements

　"The Restaurant of Many Orders" Illustrated by Koji Suzuki
　　Two gentlemen went hunting in the mountains and arrived at a restaurant, famished. Hungry and tired, the hunters anticipated the meal that would soon be served, while following the ordering instructions written on the door. What kind of scene awaits them on the other side of the door?
　　The content that continuously emerges with each page turn is captivating! This popular masterpiece takes on a whole new look as Koji Suzuki reinterprets it with a mysterious atmosphere.

Praise

　　Wu Wen-Chun | Writer, Chief Editor of Reading Swing
　　Hai Gou Fang Dong | Picture Book Creator
　　Chang Tung-Chuan | Science Writer
　　Yu Pei-Yun | Associate Professor, National Taitung University, Graduate Institute of Children's Literature
　　Lai Chia-Ling | Author, Picture Book Critic
　　Praise (listed in order of strokes in surname)

　　Wow! This is my favorite illustrated version of "The Restaurant of Many Orders" I've ever seen! Not only that, the interpretations by Arai Ryoji and Katayama Ken, whom I already admire, also let the vitality of Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tales overflow intensely. —Yu Pei-Yun (Associate Professor, National Taitung University, Graduate Institute of Children's Literature)

　　Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tales transcend reality and overturn worldly conventions. In Japan, picture book creators all want to have a work that puts their name alongside Kenji Miyazawa's. They grew up reading Kenji Miyazawa's works, gaining the courage to look forward to the future from the imagination of these stories. After becoming acclaimed artists, they then add their own style to Kenji Miyazawa's stories, accompanying the younger generation as they grow up. —Lai Chia-Ling (Author, Picture Book Critic)