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Japan River, Fishing & Waterside Fun Activity Book for Kids

Series: Japan Activity Books for Kids · Vol. 34

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  • AuthorAki Wakamatsu
  • PublisherTakikawa TOKOTOKO Kids LLC
  • CategoryKids Activity Books
  • LanguageEnglish
  • FormatEPUB ebook

About this book

Cast a line into Japan's clear rivers! This activity book packs 200 puzzles about rivers, fishing and waterside fun: rainbow trout, mountain char, cherry trout and sweet ayu, bobbers and reels and woven creels, red arch bridges, stepping stones, rope ferries and log rafts, stone-skipping contests and riverside picnics. Every puzzle stays in the freshwater river world — no sea, no camping gear, no monsters — and the whole book carries a kind safety promise kids can remember: play near a grown-up, wear a life vest, and never enter a swollen river.

Inside you will find: 50 MAZES — help young anglers, net helpers, ferry friends and bridge crossers reach trout pools, casting rocks and picnic banks. Every maze is computer-checked so it always has a way through. 50 DOT-TO-DOTS — connect the numbers and a river friend appears: a rainbow trout, a sweetfish ayu, a fishing rod, a round bobber, an arch bridge, a river crab, a life vest and more. 50 COLORING PAGES — big, bold pictures of first casts, trout pools, grilled-ayu picnics, bridge crossings and waterfall stops, with Japanese names in romaji to learn while you color. 50 WORD SEARCHES — 10 playful themes, 350 hidden words about river fish, fishing tools, riverbank places, bridges and crossings, stream creatures, moving water, fishing days, riverside picnics, river weather, and staying safe by the river. Fun facts about rivers, a Japan Puzzle Master certificate, and full answers at the back.

Print single pages again and again for more fun. Perfect for kids who love fishing, rivers and outdoor play, for classroom units on Japan, and for quiet-time play.

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