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Title	:	キノの旅 I (Kino's Journey #1)
Author	:	時雨沢 恵一
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 238 pages
Published	:	July 10th 2000 by MediaWorks Inc.
Categories	:	Novels. Light Novel. Fantasy. Fiction. Sequential Art. Manga. Asian Literature. Japanese Literature. Young Adult. Cultural. Japan

キノの旅 I (Kino's Journey #1)

時雨沢 恵一

Paperback | Pages: 238 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 1119 Users | 108 Reviews

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『世界は美しくなんかない。そしてそれ故に、美しい』--短編小説で綴られる、人間キノと言葉を話す二輪車エルメスの旅の話。シリーズ累計700万部の人気作品「キノの旅」が角川つばさ文庫版で遂に登場。
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世界にはなぜこんなにもいろいろな国があるのだろう。人の考えていることが分かる国、多数決ですべてを決める国、大人になるために手術をする国、平和のためにある事を考えだした国…。短編小説で綴られる、人間キノと言葉を話す二輪車エルメスの旅の話。キノとエルメスはいろいろな国を訪れ、いろいろな人々に出会います。シリーズ累計700万部の人気作品「キノの旅」が角川つばさ文庫版で遂に登場。小学中級から。

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Original Title:	キノの旅 I
ISBN:	4840215855 (ISBN13: 9784840215855)
Edition Language:	Japanese URL http://www.kinonotabi.com/book.html
Series:	Kino's Journey #1

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Kino's Journey is probably my favorite anime series of all time. It's thirteen episodes long and based off of a series of Japanese light novels. This is the first novel, and the only one that was translated. I was quite eager to get a taste of the source material for the show, and with a few caveats it was just as satisfying.The main theme of Kino No Tabi is summed up by it's most famous quote: "The world is not beautiful. Therefor it is." Kino is a traveller who explores a vast world with a



This is most definitely one of the most beautiful and thought-provoking books I've ever had the privilege to read. The atmosphere of the story was very subdued, and almost mysterious, and the situations Kino was in all had so much more meaning than what was on the surface. This book is a must-read; I recommend it to everyone.

Reviewed by Carrie Spellman for TeensReadToo.com"The World is not beautiful, therefore it is." The first line in this book, and a powerful one. How funny it is that the one thing everyone strives for is perfection, yet we all agree that a perfect world is impossible. Even if it was possible, would we really want it? Kino doesn't remember what her original name was, only that it was the name of a flower. The first Kino came into the town she lived in when she was eleven, days before she was to

I enjoy reading manga and getting a glimpse into Japanese culture with it. Upon finding this book as a written out version of the manga, I was very interested in how it would turn out and I was not disappointed. I would recommend this book to people who enjoy philosophies and are information gatherers. People who, like the main character, are quiet and tend to just absorb information and concepts because it intrigues them. In a middle/high school class, I would use this book and compare it to

I've heard about this book a lot, and recently had the opportunity to read it. I always wanted to read it because I love the idea of a female protagonist who is very independent and strong willed. From the beginning, there was a strong theme of freedom, which I personally really enjoyed. The theme of the book is one that I know my cousin would enjoy, so I am recommending it to her. In a middle or high school classroom, this book would teach not only the young women, but also young men, that

When I first watched Tabi no Kino the anime, I was moved to tears more than once. It is a poignant series that while disjointed on some level, still conveys a great depth of feeling and an insatiable need to know on the part of the protagonist. I'm afraid that I dislike the translation of the novel. I'm sure in it's original Japanese the books are as beautiful as the series, unfortunately certain aspects do not translate well. One thing for example is Kino's androgyny. In Japanese there is a