Doraemon and his seasonal gadgets: Fujiko F. Fujio and the magic of "colors and words"
Doraemon and his seasonal gadgets: Fujiko F. Fujio and the magic of "colors and words"
1. Carry the seasons with you? - "Assorted Seasonal Cans"
Canned blue skies for spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and the surrounding air changes to reflect the season!
You can hear half-voiced sounds and the sound of a cold wind blowing - it's like a tool that pops out seasonal words.
This "Seasonal Canned Goods" is a magical item that perfectly matches the "color names" and "seasonal words" that we have introduced on WABISUKE.
Canned spring food → "cherry blossom color," "haze color," "the voice of the nightingale"
Canned summer food → "Blue indigo," "Sunflower color," "Cicada chorus"
Autumn canned food → “Scarlet,” “Chestnut,” “The sound of falling leaves”
Canned winter food → "Silver Mouse", "Snow White", "Wind-wind Flute"
It gives an opportunity to ask anxious children, "What sounds does the season make? What colors does it make?"
2. "Anywhere Door" "Journey of Seasonal Words"
"Anywhere Door" is not just a means of transportation.
In WABISUKE terms, it is a door to a "journey through seasonal words."
If──
• On a spring morning, use the "Anywhere Door" to head to Kyoto's Philosopher's Path to search for seasonal words such as "flower clouds" and "spring haze."
• On a summer night, head to the sea of Okinawa via the "Anywhere Door." Feel the "starry night," "southern wind," and "sound of the waves."
• On an autumn evening, use the "Anywhere Door" to head to the Shinshu plateau. Listen to the sounds of insects, autumn leaves, and the sounds of autumn.
• On a winter morning, use the "Anywhere Door" to head to the snowy fields of Hokkaido. Discover "frost pillars," "snow light," and "winter camellias."
It can be written as an article that conveys the joy of "traveling with seasonal words" to the Gentlemen.
3. The affinity between Fujiko F. Fujio and WABISUKE
Fujiko F. Fujio is a man who thoroughly depicted the "magic of everyday life" through the tools of the future.
WABISUKE is a blog that thoroughly writes "everyday poetry" using "color names" and "seasonal words."
Well, the goal is to keep writing about "little surprises" in "everyday life."
"Tools of the Future" = "Tools of Seasonal Words"
"Doraemon" = "Seasonal Guide"
"Nobita" = "Children who find poetry"