Picture book Ehontoki no Kane / Yutaka Kobayashi Yutaka Kobayashi

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In the days when there were no Poplar picture books / clocks, it was the sound of the "Toki-no-Kane" bell that told the time to the town of Edo. Shinkichi, the grandson of Kanetsuki, meets foreigners for the first time while playing Onigo. He called himself Yan and said that he came from far away Holland and that he was a botanist and wanted to look around the beautiful Japanese garden. Yan was a Dutch who stayed at a Nagasakiya in Nihonbashi from a Dutch trading house in Nagasaki. The people of Holland were not allowed to go around town freely. So Shinkichi consulted with his friend Fubozo and decided to take Yan for a walk in Edo on a ship. While he and Yan traveled around Edo together, Shinkichi feels strange. The town of Edo began to look like a new town that was completely different from the one he had seen before. 『 Sekaiichi Utsukushii Boku no Mura 』 『 Ehon In this Shugyoku picture book, Yutaka Kobayashi of Tokyo 』 paints the city of Tokyo, where he was born and raised, as a beautiful city that is proud of the world.