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All about Japan stories, songs, crafts, and more

Contains illustrated stories, songs, recipes, and instructions for crafts and activities to introduce children to Japanese history and culture.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Moore, Willamarie
Other Authors:	Wilds, Kazumi (Illustrator)
Format:	Books Print Book
Language:	English
Published:	North Clarendon, Vt. : Tuttle Pub., Ã2011.
Subjects:	Japan > Social life and customs > Juvenile nonfiction.
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Summary:	Contains illustrated stories, songs, recipes, and instructions for crafts and activities to introduce children to Japanese history and culture.
Physical Description:	63 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 29 cm
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references (page 62) and index.
ISBN:	9784805310779 4805310774 9784805314401 4805314400
Author Notes:	Willamarie Moore is currently the Head of School Programs and Resources at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She previously worked as the Manager of East Asian Programs at the Boston Children's Museum, where she was also the lead content developer for the award-winning exhibition Five Friends from Japan: Children in Japan Today. She has developed many educational materials about Japan, China and other countries. Willamarie lived, studied and worked in Japan for several years and returns as often as she can. She is the co-author of Japanese Traditions: Rice Cakes, Cherry Blossoms and Matsuri, A Year of Seasonal Japanese Festivities , also available from Tuttle. Kazumi Wilds has illustrated several children's books, including The Wakame Gatherers and Hajime in the North Woods. Her bright, vivid paintings make Japan come alive. She was born in Tokyo and attended The Women's College of Art there, where she majored in Japanese painting. She later taught elementary school in Tokyo before studying at the University of Minnesota. After living in Minnesota and New Mexico for a few years, Kazumi moved back to Japan, where she now lives in a small Japanese village with her two sons, a dog, and some cats. There, in the mountains of Shimane prefecture, she paints and teaches elementary school. See her work at wildskazumi-picturebook.jimdo.com