Children's Books / Picture Books

Practice the hiragana syllabary. Words using hiragana are put on the illustrations, so by practicing writing while reading aloud such as "Shikanoshi" and "Tsukinotsu", you can increase your interest in letters and explore the world of your child's words. Spread it out. In ... Read More

Practice all 80 kanji that you learn in the first grade. In order to learn kanji, it is necessary to practice repeatedly. In this book, we will practice repeatedly by dividing Chinese characters that have similar shapes or have similar meanings into groups of 5 or 6 characters. Furthermore, by pr... Read More

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Develop basic writing skills and improve concentration and reasoning skills. Practice up to the complex maze of the narrow roads. While enjoying the fun of writing in the maze, if you develop a solid writing ability (the ability to move the pencil freely), you can start practicing writing letters... Read More

Practice how to read the time in 5 minute increments from "what time" and "what time". Start by practicing writing numbers from 1 to 12 and learning how to arrange the numbers on the clock face. You will learn by looking at the hands of the clock and reading the time, and by w... Read More

Safe with a cap with anti-rolling. Comes in a vinyl case.

The paper tube has a punching process that makes it easy to insert scissors! You can make a wide range of works depending on how you cut it! You can make fun works even if you cut it smoothly!

Learn hiragana and katakana in words. You will learn hiragana and katakana in words instead of one letter at a time in the order of the Japanese syllabary. Use the font called "textbook style" to practice the correct character shape with "Tome", "Hane", and "Har... Read More

Establish the reading and writing of hiragana. In order to write in a neat glyph, practice writing hiragana on a square with lines for balancing. We have included one-point advice where it is easy to make a mistake, so practice while referring to it and learn the hiragana glyphs. * The "Suku... Read More

For communication tools between parents and children. It is explained in an easy-to-understand manner.

It is a mysterious picture book that you can read by moving the picture with a special slit animation film !!

While enjoying the maze, cultivate basic writing skills and improve work skills. Practice up to a slightly complicated maze with narrow roads. While enjoying the fun of writing in the maze, if you develop a solid writing ability (the ability to move the pencil freely), you can start practicing wr... Read More

Practice reading and writing numbers up to 50. Cultivating the ability to sing numbers (the ability to count numbers) enhances the "sense of numbers" necessary for learning mathematics and mathematics, and leads to the ability to smoothly perform additions and subtractions. It's a g... Read More

Practice 36 kanji from the first grade students. "One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, one hundred, one thousand, mountain, river, sun, tree, forest, forest, large, small, dog, person, rest, book, mouth・ Practice 36 characters of "eyes, hands, evening, moon, name,... Read More

Practice the calculation of "Addition 1" to "Additional 3" repeatedly. First, after ensuring the ability to sing numbers from 1 to 100 (the ability to count numbers) and the ability to write numbers (the ability to write numbers), repeat the learning of "Add 1", whic... Read More

Master the scissors and glue to improve your work force. Through the work of restoring the cut picture to the original picture, we will cultivate the ability to respond to positions, and while playing with scissors and glue, we will improve our concentration and work ability. * The "Sukusuku... Read More

Comes with a color page and a sticker.

It is a large size and easy to color.

Practice the 24 hiragana characters in order of ease of writing. The hiragana to be practiced is "shi, tsu, ku, he, te, hi, so, ro, ru, i, ko, ri, u, to, chi, ra, yo, ke, ha, n, e, me.・ 24 characters of "nu". Hiragana are arranged in order of ease of writing, and you can easily re... Read More

Practice reading numbers from 1 to 20. Start with a play that connects the illustrations with a line. At first, it is a straight line in the vertical and horizontal directions, the length of the line is short, and the way is wide, so you will gradually practice the curve, and practice the power t... Read More

Practice adding up to "Add 9" and subtracting "Subtract 1". After reviewing the additions up to "Tasu 3" learned in "Keisan Vol. 1 before admission" in the same series, practice the calculations up to "Tasu 9". While solving repeated calculation p... Read More

Familiarize yourself with how to use scissors and glue to improve your work skills. In this book, we will improve the athletic ability of our hands while having fun cutting and cutting using animals, vehicles, food, etc. that are familiar to children. Through the work of restoring the cut picture... Read More

Practice reading and writing the uppercase letters of the alphabet. By practicing drawing lines, you will improve your basic writing skills while learning the shape of the capital letters of the alphabet and aiming to be able to write. For that purpose, we will practice from the letter "L&qu... Read More

Low-priced USB optical mouse. The package is a white box. Silk printing is not included.

When you wear glasses and look at the page, you can see it popping out! Let's see Kuma-chan's adventure story in 3D! With 3D red and blue glasses that can be seen popping out!

Practice reading and writing numbers from 1 to 30. By cultivating the ability to sing numbers (the ability to count numbers), you will improve the "sense of numbers" necessary for learning mathematics and mathematics, which will lead to the ability to smoothly perform additions and subt... Read More

From the practice of drawing a line, practice the 10 characters of "shi, tsu, ku, he, no, te, hi, so, ro, ru". Start with a play that connects the illustrations with a line. At first, it is a straight line in the vertical and horizontal directions, the length of the line is short, and t... Read More

Practice adding up to "Tasu 9" and subtracting "Haku 9" repeatedly. In this book, the exercises will be stepped up little by little, so it is easy to trip over "addition with rounding (9 + 2, 8 + 3, etc.)" and "subtraction with rolling (11-2, etc.)". 12-3) ... Read More

Create a maze full of fun gimmicks!

Use scissors and glue to improve the athletic performance of your hands. In this book, we will improve the athletic ability of our hands while having fun cutting and cutting using animals, vehicles, food, etc. that are familiar to children. Through the work of restoring the cut picture to the ori... Read More

While enjoying a simple maze, develop basic writing skills. Practice from drawing to a simple maze. While enjoying the fun of writing in the maze, if you develop a solid writing ability (the ability to move the pencil freely), you can start practicing writing letters and numbers without difficult... Read More