The theme of "What happens if you die", focusing on the original drawings and rough sketches of the picture book "Kanai-kun" drawn by Taiyo Matsumoto over two years, and the exhibition of unpublished "a different version from the actual production" We will hold an exhibition.
We will also exhibit a poem about the death of Shuntaro Tanikawa, who wrote the sentence of "Kanai-kun".
There are also video interviews, sales of "Kanai-kun" goods, and talk events.
I hope you put death in the middle and see something.
Please come and play.

Venue	Parco Museum Shibuya Parco Part 1 and 3F
Period	2014/05/16 (Fri) - 2014/06/02 (Mon)  10:00～21:00　※ The last day is closed at 18:00.
Entrance fee	General 500 yen, student 400 yen, elementary school students and younger free ★Admission free upon presentation of <PARCO Card Class S> 　 <PARCO Card> Half price admission fee by presentation ※It is limited to you.　※Multiple discount services cannot be combined.
Organizer	PARCO
Planning and production	Shigesato, Itoi, Tokyo Office
Contact	03-3477-5873　 (Parko Museum)
Official website	Kanai-kun Exhibition Official HP: http://www.1101.com/kanaikunten
Venue Design	Shin Sobue (Cosfish)

On May 25 (Sun), an event will be held in the venue, so you will not be able to see a part of the original exhibition in the venue from around 12:00 to around 15:00.
In addition, depending on the congestion situation, admission to the exhibition hall may be restricted. Thank you for your understanding.

Contents of the exhibition

The picture book "Kanai-kun" is on sale at major bookstores nationwide and on the "Almost Day" website.
Painted by Shuntaro Tanikawa by Taiyo Matsumoto
Published: Shigesato, Itoi, Tokyo Office
Price: 1600 yen + tax
ISBN： 978-4-86501-107-4
www.1101.com/books/kanaikun





Shuntaro Tanikawa / Tanikawa Shuntaro (pictured right)
Born in 1931. A poet.
Thousands of poems such as "Morning Relay", "2 billion light-years of loneliness", "Iruka", "Mimi", and "Living", as well as translations such as Leo Lionni's "Sui Me", Snoopy familiar "Pinets Books" series, "Mother Goose's Song", and lyrics such as the theme song of the TV anime "Astro Boy" and "Moonfire Mizuki Kin Saturdays and Sundays Song".
He is also actively engaged in live activities centered on reading poems.

Taiyo Matsumoto/Matsumoto Taiyo (left photo)
Born in 1967. A cartoonist.
In 1988, "STRAIGHT" was selected at the Four Seasons Award of the Monthly Afternoon. Debuted in the same work.
"Hanaman" He produces popular works such as "Iron Consuji Creat", "Ping Pong", "GOGO Monster", and "Number Five Go".
"Takemitsu Samurai" He won the Osamu Tezuka Cultural Award Manga Grand Prize.
His latest work is "Sunny" modeled on his childhood.


'Almost daily Itoi Shimbun' (abbreviation: 'Almost daily' = almost nichi)
The website was launched on June 6, 1998.
It started with a "newspaper sent every day on the Internet, there is no other, fun newspaper", and although it says "almost", it has been updated every day without resting for a day since its first publication.
Shigesatou Itoi and the crew of about 60 people create a wide range of content, including dialogues, columns, broadcasts of videos and music, and development and sales of original products.