Author: Fuji Akira
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The Polaris in the true north is our guide for spotting the northern sky at night. The seven stars surrounding Polaris are the Big Dipper. Next, let's enjoy their sparkling starlight and chat about the constellation stories of the Big Bear and the Little Bear family. The name Kino comes from Kino Observatory, a lively and adorable puppy who loves observing the night sky. We call it the Director of White River Observatory. As a guide and explainer, Kino takes astronomy enthusiasts on a cosmic journey, offering detailed and patient explanations. On nights filled with twinkling stars, holding this "Kino's Stargazing Calendar" and listening to Kino's magical tales about the stars, while feeling the changes of the starry sky through the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, will be a fun and enchanting experience.
North Star (Spring · March Sky) (Chino's Sky Calendar): Spring · March Sky
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