Nonfiction and biography Katsu Kaishu : Japanese Dawn (Michibiku) / Toshihide Kunimatsu / 々夜

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Nonfiction and Biographies : With the arrival of a Perry Black Ships, the nation opens itself to threats from foreign countries.
In order to protect the future of the country, a shogun's retainer rises with strong belief.
It is a story of Katsu Kaishu, the founder of the Navy of the Edo Shogunate.
Author's brief history
Toshihide Kunimatsu, a resident of Tokyo Prefecture.
He is a member of the Japanese Children's Writers' Association and the Japanese Children's Writers' Association.
In addition to children's novels, he also wrote nonfiction books about wild birds, nature, the life and work of people.
He was awarded the Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award for Recommendation at the Sannai Maruyama Site 』 (Kosei Publishing), a huge village in the Jomon period where 『 is revived, 『 Suzume no Daikenkyu 』 (PHP Institute), and the 7th Fukuda Kiyohito Award at the Tokiyo 『 Futabatake 』 (Kumon Publishing).
In 2019, he received the Special Award at the 2nd Children's Nonfiction Nonfiction Literature Award for his work and research book 『 Nonfiction Children's Literature Power 』 (Bunkeido). He also received the Special Award at the 2nd Children's Literature and Nonfiction Literature for Children. He also received the Special Award at the 2nd Children's Literature and Nonfiction Literature for Children. He also received the Special Award 『 』 『 Tezuka 』 『 』