Children's book One day at that museum. / Asuka Asahina

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Children's Book Introduction : In a Field trip at the Robot Museum, there were four first year junior high school students, Yushin Ando, Minato Hasegawa, Haruna Shimizu and Saki Ichikawa, who joined the same action team : Yushin Ando, Haruna Hasegawa, Haruna Shimizu and Saki Ichikawa.
There was an exhibition of an android weather forecaster who was "too beautiful".
Based on the experience of the day, each of them thinks about the difference between robots and humans.
Robots with perfect beauty and strength, robots that speak kind words, robots that don't die forever.
Even so, they confirm their own mind that robots don't have, interact with others, and worry about their sense of distance, but cherish the moment when they connect with each other to create a new self.
Four men and women with different personalities and family environments are connected through mysterious connections.
Born in Tokyo in 1976.
Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Keio University.
Published "』 (Magazine House)" in 2000 in the hometown of Hikaru 『, a non-fiction book.
In 06, he made his debut as a novelist at Hassbean 』 (kodansha) with the title as the winner of the Gunzo New Literature Award for Gunzo.
Many books including 『 Ningen Tower 』 (Bunshun Bunko), 『 ko), self-portraits, 』 (a girl who admired 『 』 (Futaba Bunko), 『 and others who are now the world (all) 』 (Kadokawa Bunko), 『 Tsuba no Tsuba 』 (Kobunsha), 『 Nanami no Umi 』 (Futaba Bunko).
Many books including Biography]
Author : Asuka Asahina
Born in Tokyo, Keio University.
Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Keio 『