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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 |
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| No. of Employees | 60 |
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Children's Pets/Animals Picture Book Outing Book
SD item code:10915957
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Owl Post Office (Outing BOOK)
 Original text before translation
フクロウゆうびんきょく (おでかけBOOK)
(PB000101)
JAN:9784434312137
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(PB000101)
JAN:9784434312137
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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A5 size, 32 pages, soft cover
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Country of manufacture: Printed in Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2022
Product tag: None
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Description
| A family of three rescues an injured owl. The family takes the owl to the post office where they work. Before long, the owl becomes a popular character in town! Then strange things start happening. ...... [Poppo and her friends are very active as "the owl that brings good fortune. Poppo and her friends are very active! *Free to read and use on social networking sites. (Please see the back of the book) Copyright permission for non-commercial use is partially granted free of charge in advance. You can use it for non-profit read-aloud events. Comment from the Publisher Based on a true story, this is a story about an owl. It was inspired by a portrait I drew at an actual post office. They wanted to tell the story of this mysterious event. The two authors set out to create a picture book together as father and son. About the Authors Text: Hiroki Hayashi (father) *Pictures: Tetsuya Hayashi (son) Text: Hiroki Hayashi (father) Born in Osaka in 1961 and currently lives in Nara Prefecture. Picture: Tetsuya Hayashi (son) Born in Nara in 1994 and currently lives in Tokyo. This is the first picture book project for father and son together. The inspiration for this book came from a visit to the post office that served as the model for the book. Tetsuya drew Yuki, the third generation owl, on the back of a money transfer form with a pen. Tetsuya heard that the drawing was popular among visitors to the post office. The father and son decided to publish a picture book to convey the interaction between owls and people. |
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The family takes the owl to the post office where they work.
Before long, the owl becomes a popular character in town!
Then strange things start happening. ......
[Poppo and her friends are very active as "the owl that brings good fortune.
Poppo and her friends are very active!
*Free to read and use on social networking sites.
(Please see the back of the book)
Copyright permission for non-commercial use is partially granted free of charge in advance.
You can use it for non-profit read-aloud events.
Comment from the Publisher
Based on a true story, this is a story about an owl.
It was inspired by a portrait I drew at an actual post office.
They wanted to tell the story of this mysterious event.
The two authors set out to create a picture book together as father and son.
About the Authors
Text: Hiroki Hayashi (father) *Pictures: Tetsuya Hayashi (son)
Text: Hiroki Hayashi (father)
Born in Osaka in 1961 and currently lives in Nara Prefecture.
Picture: Tetsuya Hayashi (son)
Born in Nara in 1994 and currently lives in Tokyo.
This is the first picture book project for father and son together.
The inspiration for this book came from a visit to the post office that served as the model for the book.
Tetsuya drew Yuki, the third generation owl, on the back of a money transfer form with a pen.
Tetsuya heard that the drawing was popular among visitors to the post office.
The father and son decided to publish a picture book to convey the interaction between owls and people.