Picture book Crocodile Has Come! / Yonematsu Shiono / Kazuyoshi Iino

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[Introduction to the Contents]
Mr. Yonematsu Shiono has continued to look at the nature, people, people and children as a preacher of nature and play in the field, and as a master of hearsay writing.
The Showa, Heisei, Reiwa. The present is called the human new world, and the future.
The first edition is by Mr. 『 Wani-kun! 』.
One day, "Wani-kun" suddenly comes to Makotoku-no-Sono.
Even though it is a real crocodile, it is kind and a bit clunky and unexpectedly cries.
Become popular among children.
Mothers who were worried at first are relieved to see it.
For some reason, Makotoku-kun is a writer.
He travels around to write novels and listen to stories of craftsmen and fishermen.
For many years, he gives a picture by Kazuyoshi Iino who has put into picture books the indigenous energy of human beings.
[Author]
Original proposal : Yonematsu Shiono was born in Akita Prefecture in 1947.
Graduated from Tokyo University of Science.
Author.
Traveled around to write novels and listen to stories of craftsmen and fishermen.
He also works as a lecturer at (Kaisei-sha, Sankei Children's Publishing Cultural Award, Taihay Award), "Negibozu no Asataro" series (Fukuinkan Shoten, 49th Shogakukan Children's Publishing Cultural Award, animation with the same name is a work recommended by the 13th Agency for Cultural Affairs Media Arts Festival Judging Committee), and "Little Suzina Hime" series (Kaisei-sha, 11th Akai Tori Sasshi Picture Award) for illustrations.
Brief history of author
Original text : Shio Yonematsu, born in Akita Prefecture in 1947.
Graduated from Tokyo University of Science.
Author.
Traveled around to write novels and listen to stories about craftsmen and fishermen.
Also worked as a lecturer at Koshien Hearsay for many years.
Books such as "Tsutenike Kijo (Hikari no Kuni, 8th Japan Picture Book Award Grand Prize)," Tsutsumi Grandpa "when he was a child (Fukuinkan Shoten)," Mukikaya no Kago "(Kosei Publishing).
Books such as" Tsutenike Kijo (Hikari no Kuni, 8th Japan Picture Book Award Grand Prize), "1947 Crayon House Shugyoku 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 Inaho 』 『 』 『 』 Akutagawa 『 』 Omine 『 』 『 』 『 』 Shiono Yonematsu 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 Inaho Akutagawa 『 』 『 Chikuma Kazuyoshi Iino Kotaro Chikuma