Make a wish toward a shooting star

Author: (Japanese) Fuji Akira, translated by Liu Lin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: It is said that when a shooting star is still unburnt in the sky, if you face the shooting star and repeat your wish three times, that wish will come true. So, what wish do you want to make to the shooting star? On a charming night with twinkling stars, holding this "Kino's Starry Sky Calendar" and listening to Kino tell the magical legends and stories about the stars, while experiencing the changes of the starry sky in the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter with your heart, will be a fun and enchanting experience. The name "Kino" comes from the Kino Observatory, a lively and adorable little dog who loves observing the night sky. We call it the Director of the White River Observatory. As a guide and explainer, Kino takes astronomy enthusiasts on a cosmic journey, providing detailed and patient explanations. On a charming night with twinkling stars, holding this "Kino's Starry Sky Calendar" and listening to Kino tell the magical legends and stories about the stars, while experiencing the changes of the starry sky in the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter with your heart, will be a fun and enchanting experience.