Practical Adventure Guide. Practical Encyclopedia Guide Series

Author: Rin Ren Lan Wen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: A practical adventure guide authorized by Japan's, featuring rich content (500 items, 3,000 illustrations) and easy-to-understand text that thoroughly describes the essential knowledge, skills, and methods needed for traveling and exploring in the mountains and forests. Additionally, what makes it precious is that the book not only provides illustrations of the necessary equipment and tools for outdoor adventures but also collects illustrations of common practical plants and animals in the wilderness. With it, you can be very targeted in preparing for outdoor trips. This series consists of 5 books, introduced by China Jie Li Publishing House from Japan's, including "Practical Life Guide," "Practical Games Guide," "Practical Crafts Guide," "Practical Fun Experiments Guide," and "Practical Adventure Guide." Recommended by the Central Committee of the Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare's Advisory Council on Child Welfare; designated by the Japan School Library Association; and designated by Japanese libraries. Over 1.2 million sets sold.
What is adventure? The dictionary defines it as exploring places that have never been visited or visited by few people (natural conditions). In other words, it is to gather the courage to try even though you know the place you want to explore is dangerous. However, it does not mean recklessly doing things that others have not done or that threaten life safety. Instead, you must carefully plan and prepare thoroughly before taking action, do your best to avoid danger, and bravely face the remaining 1% of unexpected danger that you haven’t anticipated—this is what is called adventure in this book.
You must still remember the first time you traveled alone without your parents or the first time you went camping with a mix of excitement and anxiety in your heart. That is the kind of unease where you worry, "What if something dangerous happens?" This feeling of unease appears every time you embark on an adventure. Precisely because of this unease, you are better prepared for failure, and you can more deeply experience the joy of overcoming difficulties and conquering yourself.
Table of Contents
Preface
Before Your First Camping Trip
Living in Nature
Civilized Behavior in the Wilderness
Planning Methods
Walking Travel
Starting with Walking
Choosing Shoes
Tying Shoe Laces
Choosing Socks
Walking Methods (1)
Walking Methods (2)
Clothing
- Spring, Summer, Autumn Clothing
- Autumn, Winter, Spring Clothing
Using Animal Fur for Warmth
Choosing Underwear
Making the Most of Small Items
Even When It Rains, It Can Be Joyful...