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The Curious Kitten and Dog Doctor's Gentlest Answers to Space Questions in the Universe
- Space Q&AScience BookAdorable Learning Characters
- Categories:Picture Books Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:Japanese（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:Japan
- Publication date:February,2026
- Pages:192
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Feature
★ Supervised by Japan's "Father of Space Education," Yasuhiro Yoshikawa! A top-tier authoritative figure providing children with the most reliable introduction to space!
★ Designed for ages 5 and up, featuring an adorable curious kitten and a knowledgeable dog doctor in a friendly Q&A format that makes big space questions easy to understand!
★ Each two-page spread tackles one of children's favorite "whys"—the moon, the sun, stars, aliens... satisfying every space curiosity in one go!
★ Full-color illustrations + character-guided learning, moving away from boring lectures and allowing children to fall in love with science and exploration through stories!
★ Join Kitten Nyanta on a space adventure—discover how close and fun the universe really is!
★ Designed for ages 5 and up, featuring an adorable curious kitten and a knowledgeable dog doctor in a friendly Q&A format that makes big space questions easy to understand!
★ Each two-page spread tackles one of children's favorite "whys"—the moon, the sun, stars, aliens... satisfying every space curiosity in one go!
★ Full-color illustrations + character-guided learning, moving away from boring lectures and allowing children to fall in love with science and exploration through stories!
★ Join Kitten Nyanta on a space adventure—discover how close and fun the universe really is!
Description
Join the curious little kitten who always asks "Why?" and "What?"—and uncover the mysteries of space together!
"How was the moon formed?" "Do aliens exist?" "Does a black hole suck everything in?"... When children become interested in space, the questions they ask are often puzzling even for adults.
The protagonist of this book is an adorable little kitten named Nyanta, who always wants to know "Why?" and "What?" One day, Nyanta meets a dog doctor who studies space. Read along as the dog doctor gently answers Nyanta's questions, and discover the mysteries of space together with your child!
《Book Features》
• Each two-page spread tackles one space mystery
• Visual explanations make concepts easy to understand!
• Learn alongside adorable characters!
• Recommended age: 5 years to elementary school
• Supervised by Yasuhiro Yoshikawa, known as Japan's "Father of Space Education"
"How was the moon formed?" "Do aliens exist?" "Does a black hole suck everything in?"... When children become interested in space, the questions they ask are often puzzling even for adults.
The protagonist of this book is an adorable little kitten named Nyanta, who always wants to know "Why?" and "What?" One day, Nyanta meets a dog doctor who studies space. Read along as the dog doctor gently answers Nyanta's questions, and discover the mysteries of space together with your child!
《Book Features》
• Each two-page spread tackles one space mystery
• Visual explanations make concepts easy to understand!
• Learn alongside adorable characters!
• Recommended age: 5 years to elementary school
• Supervised by Yasuhiro Yoshikawa, known as Japan's "Father of Space Education"
Author
Yoshitaka Arafune (Author)
Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1973. Science writer and journalist.
For science and technology that have become indispensable to modern life, he conducts extensive interviews and provides in-depth, carefully conveyed coverage ranging from research sites to the relationship between science and society. He is well-regarded for his ability to explain complex scientific topics in language easily understood by a wide audience.
He has authored numerous books, including "The Illustrated Guide to Planets Where Life Might Exist" (SB Creative) and "The Story of Gravitational Wave Discovery" (Gijutsu-Hyohron Co., Ltd.).
Yasuhiro Yoshikawa (Supervisor)
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1942. Director of Hamagin Children's Space Science Museum. Professor Emeritus at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (Space Engineering course), completed the doctoral program in Aeronautics at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering, and holds a Doctorate in Engineering.
He was involved in improving the Mu rocket and developing numerous satellites, and actively participated as a member of projects such as the Halley's Comet exploration plan and the asteroid explorer "Hayabusa" project. He pioneered the establishment of the JAXA Space Education Center and served as its first director.
Known as the "Father of Space Education," he is dedicated to educational outreach activities centered on space themes.
Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1973. Science writer and journalist.
For science and technology that have become indispensable to modern life, he conducts extensive interviews and provides in-depth, carefully conveyed coverage ranging from research sites to the relationship between science and society. He is well-regarded for his ability to explain complex scientific topics in language easily understood by a wide audience.
He has authored numerous books, including "The Illustrated Guide to Planets Where Life Might Exist" (SB Creative) and "The Story of Gravitational Wave Discovery" (Gijutsu-Hyohron Co., Ltd.).
Yasuhiro Yoshikawa (Supervisor)
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1942. Director of Hamagin Children's Space Science Museum. Professor Emeritus at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (Space Engineering course), completed the doctoral program in Aeronautics at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering, and holds a Doctorate in Engineering.
He was involved in improving the Mu rocket and developing numerous satellites, and actively participated as a member of projects such as the Halley's Comet exploration plan and the asteroid explorer "Hayabusa" project. He pioneered the establishment of the JAXA Space Education Center and served as its first director.
Known as the "Father of Space Education," he is dedicated to educational outreach activities centered on space themes.
Contents
Chapter 1: Questions About the Moon
Chapter 2: Questions About the Sun
Chapter 3: Questions About the Stars
Chapter 4: Questions About the Planets
Chapter 5: Questions About Aliens
Chapter 6: Can We Travel to Space?
Chapter 7: Questions from Space-Loving Kids
Chapter 2: Questions About the Sun
Chapter 3: Questions About the Stars
Chapter 4: Questions About the Planets
Chapter 5: Questions About Aliens
Chapter 6: Can We Travel to Space?
Chapter 7: Questions from Space-Loving Kids
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