⚫︎ Mon Petit Yome is French 1 Jean-Paul Nishi Price: ¥968 A heartwarming story of a French woman who values love × a Japanese man who struggles with love! A husband who is good at breastfeeding and changing diapers. What was the only thing he couldn't get used to? A hilarious parenting essay by the author, who has a French wife! Includes the series "French-like Days" from a language magazine, as well as a special new drawing! ⚫︎ I am Karen, a French woman in love with Japan Price: ¥1012 Karen (26), a French woman born and raised in France. She works as a technical director at a TV station in Paris, and she chose Japan, a country she had never had any connection with, as her destination for a 5-week vacation. Her life changes dramatically in Japan, which she visited on a whim. A clean airport, a system that runs on time, the bustling streets of Shibuya, ganguro girls, Yamanote Line announcements, feature phones and i-mode, Kabuki, kimonos, washlets... The various "Japan" that fascinated her are surprisingly close to you. This book depicts the 23 years from the protagonist Karen's encounter with Japan, her marriage to a Japanese man, and her struggles with raising children in Japan, which is completely different from her home country. ⚫︎ I Love Paris! Price: ¥1320 A completely new Parisian essay from a man's perspective, depicting the joy and melancholy of a manga artist living in Paris. ⚫︎ Come on, Paris! Jean-Paul Nishi Price: ¥1100 The content is roughly divided into four parts. First, "Men and Women in Paris." How much public affection is allowed between couples on the Paris Metro? How to be popular in a Parisian club? Second, "The author's struggles when he first came to Paris." What is a special bed in a Parisian youth hostel? Why do you get water when you order beer? Third, "Strange Parisians." Japanese girls show their thighs, but where do Parisian women show? Do Parisians really think "it's not my fault"? Finally, a report on the largest otaku event in Europe, "Japan Expo." What unbelievable words did Demon Kogure say? What is the ecology of the otaku who gathered in Paris?