"The Money and Lifestyle Class That Will Change Our Future" Supervised by Akira Ikegami Published by Gakken

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A new era of education
Our future will change. A lesson on money and life. What I want to tell you so that you can live your life the way you want to.
Children's Books




Publisher: Gakken
B5 variant, 210mm long, 183mm wide, 22mm thick, 312 pages
Regular price 1,700 yen + tax
ISBN978-4-05-205691-8

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Part numberMbk9784052056918

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[99.7% reader satisfaction rate. An innovative book that will make you think deeply about money and your lifestyle!]
・Thanks to the manga and illustrations, I now understand more about money. I want to recommend this to my friends. (11-year-old elementary school student)
・The story that "The person who collects thank yous collects money" left an impression on me. This book conveys important things in an easy-to-understand way. (15-year-old junior high school student)
・The entire content of the final chapter, Chapter 6, really resonated with me. I want to understand the importance of time and money, and take actions that I am happy with. I would recommend this to all students looking for a job. (University student in his 20s)
・It beautifully conveys what parents want to tell their children, and I found myself nodding along as I read it. It's a reassuring book for parents. (Childcare worker, 30s)
・I realized that my parents' efforts were the reason I was able to live my normal life without any inconveniences. (14-year-old junior high school student)
・I changed jobs from a bank employee to a librarian, and I was impressed that the information I wanted to convey to children was clearly included. (School librarian in her 50s)
・The manga was so good that it moved me to tears. I would recommend it to adults too, because it was so easy to understand. As a bookstore clerk, I would like to display it on the business shelves as well. (Bookstore clerk, 40s)
・This is the perfect book for adults like me who entered the workforce without knowing the things we should know about the world. (Care worker, 20s)
・The combination of story and commentary was so good that I ended up in tears at the end. It's full of important things for adults too. (Self-employed person in his 50s)
・This is a sincere book that squarely confronts questions that have no answers. There are many phrases that take you back to the basics of work, and they have given me the opportunity to think about how I work. (Editor/writer, 30s)
・If I hadn't read this book, I might have just saved money and missed out on fun "time" and "experiences." I'm really glad I came across this book. (17-year-old high school student)
・I have read many books about money, but this book is one that many people can easily learn from, regardless of age. I wish I had found a book like this when I was in elementary or junior high school. (Full-time housewife, 20s)
・The topic of money and the future was explained in a clear and detailed manner. I would like to use this book in class instead of a textbook. (15-year-old junior high school student)

(99.7% satisfaction rate refers to the percentage of 306 people who read the book in advance and answered that they were "very satisfied" or "satisfied" with the content.)

Description
When you learn about money, you begin to see things that are more important than money.

table of contents
1. What is money?
2. Money and the workings of the world
3. Our Life and Money
4 How to handle money wisely
5. Learn about world and Japanese issues
6. What I want to tell you, the future you

Author introduction
Akira Ikegami [Ikegami Akira]
Born in Nagano Prefecture in 1950. After graduating from the Faculty of Economics at Keio University, he joined NHK in 1973. From 1994, he played the role of father in the "Weekly Children's News" for 11 years, and from 2005, he has been actively working as a freelance journalist. He is extremely popular on television, explaining the workings of the world and complex events in an easy-to-understand manner with a touch of humor.

Kana [Kana]
A budding illustrator and manga artist with a warm touch and a wonderful depiction of gentle expressions. He has worked on many titles, including "Why Do We Work?" (Gakken) and the "Meisaku Ehon" series (Seitosha). He is active in a wide range of genres, including children's books and reference books.

Modoroka [Modoroka]
He has worked as a designer and illustrator at Bunpei Ginza since 2008. He currently works as a freelance illustrator and designer. (This information was current at the time this book was published.)
*This is information introducing the authors, editors, translators, supervisors, illustrators, etc. listed in the book.

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