You can search for insects at any time of the year!

Contains 30 representative insects found in Japan every spring, summer, autumn, winter, and season. Insect hunter Manabu Makita, introduces insects, "Where are you?" "How do you catch it?" "The difference between males and females" "Let's keep this way!" This is an easy-to-understand explanation. "Hey-na trivia" such as the origin of the name, the number of types, and unexpected ecology is also posted. The illustration that allows you to feel the breath of insects, such as the habitat and landscape, is by Takufumi Nishikata. By all means, I would like you to go out to search for insects with this book in one hand.

~ Depending on the beginning~
Some people may think that insects are only in warm times and can only be seen in places rich in nature, but that's not the case. It can be enjoyed at any time in spring, summer, autumn and winter, and many insects live in familiar places.…I would be glad if you could go out with this book in one hand and find and enjoy insects in nature. Being aware of insects will reveal a new world, and there may be discoveries around the world that only you know.♪

[Insect List]
Spring: Gifucho, Nami Ageha, Kicho, Monshirocho, Nana Hoshi Tento, Sugi Cami Kiri, great diving beetle
Summer: great purple emperor, green hornet, beetle, giant stag beetle, Japanese firefly, Yamatotamamushi, golden-ringed dragonfly, Kirigiris, Abrazemi, black ants
Autumn: chestnut tiger butterfly, Ustabiga, Shiokara Dragonfly, Akiakane, Okamakiri, Shoryobatta, Emmako
Winter: Uraginsujimi, stag beetle, stag beetle, maikaburo, blue-tailed beetle, Esaki Monkey Beetle