Cozy Japan Vol. 6

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Cozy Japan Vol. 6: Food Stalls & Night Streets — Bold & Easy Coloring Book

Follow the lanterns down a Japanese night street, one cozy page at a time!

This sixth volume is all about the food stalls and night streets of Japan: ramen and takoyaki stalls glowing under red paper lanterns, oden pots bubbling in the steam, grilled corn, yakitori and okonomiyaki on big iron grills, lantern streets and narrow alleys, a canal shining with lantern reflections, cotton candy, ring-toss games and festival drums at the night fair — and the sleepy goodnight town after the stalls close.

All 100 pictures are brand new — nothing is repeated from Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3, Vol. 4 or Vol. 5. Every picture is drawn with bold, thick lines and big, simple shapes — no tiny details, no stress. The night scenes are drawn bright on white paper, so you can color the lanterns, the moon and the stars in any glowing colors you love. Perfect for beginners, kids, seniors, and anyone who colors to relax and unwind.

Learn Japanese while you color! Every picture shows its English name, its Japanese name, and how to pronounce it. By the last page you will know 100 night-market words — yatai, chouchin, yomise, yuuge and more — without even trying.

Find the little lantern! One little lantern keeps appearing all through the book — on the ramen counter, beside the snack basket, on the alley signpost, inside the game stall, reading the menu, and sleeping in a warm blanket. It appears on 7 pages. Can you spot it every time?

Why this book? 100 pictures — 2.5 times the 40 pages of standard coloring books, all in one connected cozy night out Bold & easy: thick lines, large areas, friendly faces — plus small background motifs for a little extra coloring joy Japanese + English names on every page (a feature cozy coloring books usually don't have) Five chapters = one night in Japan: Yatai Row at Dusk / Night Market Foods / Lantern Streets & Alleys / Night Sweets, Drinks & Games / Goodnight Night Town Color test page included — try your pens before you start

Print your favorite pages again and again, color at your own pace, and enjoy a quiet, cozy night in Japan.