Japanese Picture Books

Picture Book Long Seller Recommendation: Moko Moko Moko

Since its first release on April 25, 1977, Moko Moko Moko has been loved by children for over 40 years. Written by Shuntaro Tanikawa and illustrated by Sadamasa Motonaga, this gently rhythmic picture book is not so much “read” as it is “experienced.”

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[Japanese Picture Book Long-Seller Recommendation] “Good Evening, Moon”

A book that brings out a baby’s smile and warmly wraps the entire family’s heart—this is “Good Evening, Moon”, written and illustrated by Akiko Hayashi.

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Japanese Picture Book Long-Seller Recommendation! Welcome to the World of Guri and Gura

Guri and Gura is a long-seller picture book published by Fukuinkan Shoten. The story was written by Rieko Nakagawa, with illustrations by Yuriko Yamawaki.

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Picture Book “Peekaboo”: A Recommended Long-Selling Baby Picture Book

As a classic baby picture book that has been loved by generations of parents and babies for over fifty years, “Peekaboo” continues to charm readers with its gentle appeal.

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Discover the Magic of Ah-an An by Sena Keiko

As a blogger dedicated to sharing the world’s most enchanting picture books, I’m thrilled to introduce Ah-an An (あーんあん) by celebrated Japanese author–illustrator Sena Keiko. This tender tale invites young readers on a cozy journey of expression and giggles—perfect for families everywhere!

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“Who’s Not Sleeping Yet?” – A Japanese Bedtime Classic That Surprises and Delights

or many parents, the bedtime routine is one of the most important — and sometimes, most challenging — parts of the day. What if a picture book could not only help children wind down but also teach them valuable emotional lessons through striking artwork and a hauntingly memorable story?

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Acchan Aga-tsuku – Grow with Hiragana Through a Japanese Picture Book

Raising bilingual children can be a joyful journey, especially when we introduce them to beautiful books that reflect the richness of another culture. If you're looking for a playful way to teach your child the Japanese alphabet (hiragana), “Acchan Aga-tsuku” is a delightful picture book that both educates and entertains.

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