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Japan Jobs & Work Word Search

300 Large-Print Puzzles

Series: Japan Word Search (Large Print)

¥1,480 (tax incl.)

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  • AuthorAki Wakamatsu
  • PublisherTakikawa TOKOTOKO Kids LLC
  • CategoryWord Search Puzzles
  • ISBN1990000160431
  • FormatEPUB ebook

About this book

300 LARGE-PRINT PUZZLES. 600 WORDS. NOTHING BUT THE WORKING LIFE OF JAPAN.

Most word-search books give you 100 puzzles about anything. This one gives you 300 — and every single word belongs to a Japanese trade, craft or workplace.

Stand at the carpenter's bench and the sushi counter: the daiku and the itamae, plasterers and roofers, tea pickers and sake brewers, ama divers and market auctioneers, station staff, koban officers, nurses, teachers, shrine priests, stage performers — and the salarymen, cleaners and backstage hands who keep the whole country running. All in big, comfortable large-print 15×15 grids.

Learn while you play: every hidden word comes with a one-line note — whose job it is, what the tool does, and what makes the work unmistakably Japanese. By Puzzle 300 you will see Japan's workshops, fields, platforms and office floors with completely new eyes. The 600-word jobs pool was built for this book alone: not one grid word is recycled from any earlier volume in this series.

Made to be solved: all 300 puzzles are computer-verified in two independent ways, so every hidden word appears exactly once — no printing mistakes, no impossible grids. Full highlighted solutions are printed at the back.

For paper and for pen: solve the paperback with a pencil, or open the Kindle Scribe edition and circle words right on the page.

The perfect gift for Japan lovers, craft and trades enthusiasts, and Mom, Dad, Grandma and Grandpa — the whole working year of Japan, one puzzle at a time.

Inside: 300 puzzles · 30 work themes · 600 words with notes · 3,000 word placements · verified unique solutions · full answer key

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