Kimono Coloring Book Kanto Japan, Tokyo Kamakura Travel Coloring Pages for Adults and Kids, Printable PDF, Learn Japanese, Japan Gift

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Color • Talk • Travel Japan Together

Take a trip through Japan's Kanto region without leaving home!
Kimono Journey Across Japan, Kanto is a printable coloring book that follows a woman in kimono through 7 prefectures: Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma.

Look up at the giant red lantern of Asakusa, visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura, eat gyoza in Utsunomiya, stir the hot water of Kusatsu Onsen, and watch horseback archery at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu.

Beautiful enough for adults. Enjoyable enough for kids. Better together!

★ What's Inside?
• 33 coloring pages: 28 famous places (4 per prefecture) + 5 festivals
• One Japanese word from the picture on every page, in hiragana, romaji and
English
• Traceable word on every coloring page
• "Let's Talk!" questions to ask together in Japanese
• Place notes on the back of each coloring page, with "Color test" squares
• 7 writing practice pages with stroke order, one for each prefecture
• Journey map of Kanto and a "Japan Coloring Passport" map to fill in
• Word review checklist and a "My favorite place" drawing page
• Hiragana and romaji guide for beginners, with a full hiragana chart

★ 7 Prefectures, 33 Places and Festivals
Tokyo: Kaminarimon lantern, Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Station, Edomae sushi
Kanagawa: Great Buddha of Kamakura, Meigetsu-in hydrangeas, Enoden train, Owakudani black eggs
Saitama: Kawagoe storehouses, Kashiya Yokocho candy alley, Hitsujiyama moss phlox, Omiya bonsai village
Chiba: Narita grilled eel, Inubozaki lighthouse, Boso rape blossoms, Mount Nokogiri
Ibaraki: Kairakuen plum blossoms, Mito natto, Hitachi Seaside Park, Ryujin Suspension Bridge
Tochigi: Nikko Toshogu monkeys, Lake Chuzenji autumn leaves, Utsunomiya gyoza, Ashikaga wisteria
Gunma: Kusatsu yumomi, Takasaki daruma, Tomioka Silk Mill, Oze boardwalk
Festivals: Sanja Festival, Hozuki Market, Chichibu Night Festival, Hiratsuka Tanabata, Yabusame at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu

★ Color Together, Learn Together
Each coloring page introduces one Japanese word and a short question you can ask together:
• "Kore wa nani?" — What's this?
• "Nani iro?" — What color?
• "Doko ka na?" — Where is it?
You don't need to speak Japanese to get started. English meanings and romaji help beginners join in.

★ Digital Download
This is a digital PDF download, not a physical book.
• US Letter and A4 printable PDF
• Double-sided printing files for each size (front pages and back pages, with
instructions)
• 88 PDF pages: color cover + the 86-page book
• Every coloring page has place notes and a "Color test" strip on the back, so
markers won't bleed onto the next picture
For personal use only. Please do not resell, redistribute, or share the digital files.

★ A Series Across Japan
This is Volume 2 of Kimono Journey Across Japan (Volume 1: Kansai). Future volumes will visit every region of Japan, and the passport map lets you collect all 47 prefectures.

★ About the Art
The illustrations were created with the help of AI image tools, then edited by hand and laid out by us (J-Family Nihongo Kazoku).