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Shogakukan Children Publishing Culture Award しょうがくかんじどうしゅっぱんぶんかしょう

Edition 10 (1961)

Children's literaturePicture booksNonfiction

Winners

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三木澄子 honorable mention

Hinagiku Saku Michi is a children’s work serialized by Sumiko Miki in magazines for elementary-school readers. It appeared in Shogaku Gogakusei and Shogaku Rokunensei between 1959 and 1961, reaching its contemporary readers as an ongoing story.

A children’s work by Sumiko Miki, serialized in magazines for elementary-school readers.

children's literatureserial fictionschool magazines
日下実男 honorable mention

A science work for young readers that turns rocket development and planetary exploration into an accessible story. By setting its sights on Saturn, it conveys the excitement of the space age and encourages curiosity about science.

The dream of a rocket bound for Saturn invites young readers into science and out toward deep space.

space explorationscientific curiositynonfiction for childrenimagination of the future

A children's work by Teruyo Endo that gently portrays friendship and memory close to a young reader's world. Through warm visual storytelling, it conveys a child's feeling for a dear, familiar friend.

A feeling for a cherished friend unfolds close to the everyday sensibility of young readers.

friendshipearly childhood storymemorypictures and narrative