Soothing the moy-moy-ness! Onomatope / Nobuyuki Mitamura / Yoshikazu Taka

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Children's Books
[Introduction to Contents]
Onomatopoeias is a generic term for onomatopoeias and onomatopoeias.
In fact, many onomatopoeias are used for words that you often see or hear casually.
For example, there are many onomatopoeias related to "sleep," such as "Utouto," "Kokoro-Kokkuri," "Suyasuya," "Gugugu," "Konko Pickled Radish," and "Fukasuri."
If you use each onomatopoeias, you can convey subtle nuances, movements and situations.
Let's learn about many onomatopoeias and how they express themselves!
[Author's brief history]
Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Waseda University.
For the "Wind Onmyoji" series (Poplar Inc.), he received the 32nd Iwaya Sazanami Literary Award and the 50th Japanese Association of Children's Writers' Award.
His main works are full of 『 Otosan. He received the 32nd Iwaya Shobo Literary Award and the 50th Japanese Association of Children's Writers' Award for "Wind Tamatan" series (Poplar Inc.).
There are many works such as "Cabe Soseki Natsume" series (Kinnohoshi Inc. akane 』 『 』 Omine 『 』