A dictionary of words and proverbs, learning through the characters of Doraemon. By Hideo Kuriwa [Doraemon's Interesting Japanese Language Study: Idioms and Surprising Words Dictionary (Doraemon's Study Series)] This truly useful book picks up 460 idioms used in daily conversation and writing, explains them in a fun and easy-to-understand way with manga, and shows how children can actually use them. How to use this book: [Idioms related to the body] Words related to the head, words related to the ears, words related to the eyes, words related to the nose, words related to the teeth, words related to the mouth, words related to the breath, words related to the neck, words related to the shoulders, words related to the stomach, words related to the waist, words related to the hands, words related to various parts of the body, Check Quiz (1) [Idioms related to nature, animals, and plants] Words related to nature, words related to animals, words related to plants [Idioms related to the heart, colors, numbers, time, people, life, and goods] The relationship between "ki" (spirit/energy), "kokoro" (heart/mind), and "hito" (person), words related to colors and numbers, words related to time, words related to clothing, words that use katakana, and many other idioms. Check Quiz (2) Idiom Index By Hideo Kuriwa and 2 others [Doraemon's Interesting Japanese Language Study: Doraemon's Proverbs Dictionary [Revised New Edition] (Doraemon's Study Series)] This book collects 200 proverbs and explains their meanings and practical usage, mainly through Doraemon's four-panel manga. This revised new edition is very popular for helping children develop their expressive abilities while having fun. - Publisher: Shogakukan Manga by Fujiko Fujio, Fujiko F. Fujio Japanese Language, Reading, Elementary School Students, Kindergarten, Nursery School, Cram School