Picture book Kyoryu Loves Potato Salad / Tatsuhide Matsuoka

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Picture Book
[Introduction to the contents]
"When I grow up, I will be wearing Kyoryu."
Tonight's side dish is my favorite potato salad. One day, the main character was playing with his favorite dinosaur figurine while imagining the Cretaceous Forest.
When he came home and waited for the potato salad to be ready.
The dinosaurs started to move around.
"Oh, it smells good.
Is this a potato salad?"
The dinosaurs started to eat potato salad.
He was born in Nagaoka City, Niigata in 1944.
He wrote many science picture books.
He provides accurate knowledge and entertains children with humorous stories.
He received many awards including the Ministry of Health and Welfare's Child Welfare and Culture Award for "Wonderful World's Natural Series" (Dainihon Tosho), the Children's Cultural Award for 『 Tropical Zone Exploration 』 (Kaiseisha), the Japanese Science Reading Award and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for 『 Jungle 』 (Iwasaki Shoten), the Sankei Children's Publication and Fine Arts Award for 『 Locust Robot Boken 』 (Poplar Shoten), the Sankei Children's Children's Publication Cultural Award and the Fine Arts Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Welfare Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Health and Child Welfare and Culture Award for Japan's Science Book and the Art Award for Japan's Science Book and the Art Award for Japan's Science Book and the Art Award for Japan's Science Book and the Art Award for Japan's Science Book and the art award for 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 Doushin