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Before you visit
the gardens in Kyoto, this is a wonderful introduction. Luminous
illustrations and haiku descriptions reveal the elements of a Japanese
garden pagodas, carved temple dogs, birds and bonsai, lotus
flowers and koi, stone lanterns to light the way.
(Picture book)
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In
another mystery-adventure, young samurai Seiki arrives in Kyoto
on a mission for the Shogun convince teenage emperor Yasuhito
to return to his duties. When the emperor is kidnapped, Seiki
is disgraced, but he sets out to find an ancient scroll, and discover
the secret of the Kusanagi, true sword of the emperors. (Chapter
book)
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Kazunomiya,
a princess in the Kyoto Palace of Heaven, is betrothed to Prince
Arisugawa, but her brother, the Emperor, has other ideas. She dutifully
attends cherry blossom viewings with the court and wears six layers
of kimono, but even secret meetings with Arisugawa can't change
her destiny. (Chapter book)
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12th
century Japan, Heiankyo (Kyoto). A nameless orphan, Muna, comes
to Kyoto to look for his father. Action-packed tale of Muna, and
a roguish samurai and master swordsmith, set amidst a struggle of
rival clans in the Capital of Eternal Peace. (Chapter book)
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(More children's
books on other Japan pages) |