Young Americans in Japan

A delightful children's book that tells the story of a family's journey to Japan and their encounters with Japanese culture and people. The Jewett children make friends with a young Japanese boy named Oto Nambo and learn many valuable lessons about communication, respect, and friendship. The book is full of colorful illustrations and interesting tidbits about Japan and its customs.
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