【 Ages 1 to 5 】 The third installment in Bekataro’s “Picture Books You Feel with Real Things” series ★ Perfect for nurturing flexible thinking and food education ★ What is this? A strawberry house? Look from farther away... it’s a hot cake! You’ll be surprised and delighted by its unexpected shape. When the appearance changes, the name changes too! A picture book that helps children discover cooking while also developing flexible minds. Following the picture books that became a topic of conversation for showing how changing your viewpoint changes what you see, This third installment comes after “What Kind of Face?” and “Kaimashiten.” A food education book that fosters familiarity with food and encourages discovering new perspectives. The new standard for food education and learning picture books is “photographs”! Please enjoy reading this instinctive picture book, felt through real photographs, together with your child and the food at home. ―――――――――――――――― “A perfect picture book for developing rich sensitivity” Toshiyuki Shiomi (Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo) “It makes you want to try eating it!” Akari Hasegawa (Chef, registered dietitian) ―――――――――――――――― -------------------------------------------------- Tabemono Nanda Official Website https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/32... Bekataro Official Instagram / bekataro （☞ https://www.instagram.com/bekataro/ ） --------------------------------------------------

Miyo, on the verge of her wedding, is suddenly cut off by her close friend whom she had invited. Realizing that friendship has an expiration date, Miyo reflects on those days long ago, when she was young and carefree.

Because the sound carries a somewhat nostalgic feel, I aimed for visuals that evoke the spirit of the ’90s. I focused on pen strokes and the depiction of light bleeding into the image, emphasizing a pleasant indie vibe that doesn’t feel too cheap, one that resonates when viewed by adults looking back.

An animated short film created with drawings. It portrays the harsh theme of a daughter killing her father through loosely designed characters. What do “death,” “the unconscious,” and “nature” bring into a girl’s world, or what do they bring to light? Created with a focus on representation and performance, this is a wordless, immersive world of solitude. A story born from animation, suspended between dream and reality.