Abstract

Thank you" is a word that makes everyone happy.
Today is "Arigato (Thank you) Day" because I finally got to tell you how I feel.
39 messages in Japanese and English with warm and gentle illustrations to express "Arigato" (Thank you).
Birthday, wedding, Mother's Day, Father's Day, graduation, Valentine's Day, anniversary...
Why don't you send your feelings of gratitude to your loved ones with this book?

Painting, Artist RIE who spreads smiles all over the world
Graduated from Kyoto Saga Junior College of Arts, Department of Ceramics in 2002.
In 2005, she visited a village in Malaysian Borneo and met a girl.
Through her contact with a poor girl who never forgets to smile and feel gratitude, she felt that "wealth must be in her heart".
After returning to Japan, he would like to spread the "richness of heart and warmth of people" that he realized during his stay in Borneo to all over Japan and the world. She continues to paint with the hope of spreading the "richness of heart and warmth of people" that she realized during her stay in Borneo throughout Japan and the world.
In 2009, he provided an artwork for the studio of Nippon Television's "Oshare-ism" (Fashionable Ism).
In 2011, he visited Minamisanriku-cho, Miyagi Prefecture In 2011, she visited Minamisanriku-cho, Miyagi Prefecture, to present paintings in support of earthquake recovery efforts, and is active in a wide range of other genres.

Author’s Information

Text by Hiroki Terai
Born in 1980 in Kobe, Japan. Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Economics.
His latest book, "Occult Kaiju Jiten (Dictionary of Occult Kaiju)," published by Kasama Shoin Co.
Don't Stop the Train," released by PHP Research Institute in 2019 will be made into a movie in 2020.
He is the author of many books, including "Miracle Stories to Notice Important Things in Life" (Kanki Shuppan), "Shinsan Nameko and Terai Hiroki's 'How to Walk in the Other World'" (Makino Shuppan), and "Nihon Kaishikashi Okult Daizen" (Tatsumi Shuppan).