Book (Practical) Picture book Mizu wa Utamasu / Mado, Michio / nakaban

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Picture Book
[Introduction to the Contents]
A drop of water is like a transparent musical note. It gathers and flows, falls down to the sky, and travels around the world singing. The poet Michio Mado of the children's song "Zosan" has been crystallized into a poem. He continued to discover a miracle in nothing that is right next to him. It is a clear picture book symphony that nakaban, a popular painter who creates a unique air, is close to the poem. It is one of the "Mado Michio Picture Book Series" that has been published to commemorate the 10 years since his death.
[Author brief history]
Michio Mado
Born in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1909. The poem that he contributed to a magazine in 1934 was selected as a special selection by Hakushu Kitahara. He wrote "Zosan" in 1951. In 1968, he published the first collection of poems by Japanese people, "『 tempura Piri Piri 』" (Dainihon Tosho). He the Noma Children's Literature Award. He received many awards including the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts and Selection in the Collection of Poems by Mado and Michio 『 (published by Dainihon Tosho). He was the first Japanese to be loved by the Japanese people. He received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts and Selection in the Collection of Poems by Mado and Michio 』 (published by Dainihon Tosho). He received the Noma Children's Literature Award. He received the International Andersen Award for Fine Arts and Selection 1994 2003 2003 2014 104 Japan Art Academy Award winner 『 』