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The Adventures of Gastão in Japan: نابايلا يف واتساغ تارماغم (Arabic Edition)
Follow Gastão on a captivating trip through Japan in this Arabic-language edition, where centuries-old customs, stunning scenery, and buzzing modern cityscapes blend together into one unforgettable story for young readers.
Authors: Pedro Seabra, Angela Chan, Ingrid Seabra
Title: The Adventures of Gastão in Japan: نابايلا يف واتساغ تارماغم (Arabic Edition)
Language: Arabic
Pages: 98 pp
Reading age: 8 – 12 years
Dimensions: 6 x 0.38 x 9 inches
Publisher: Nonsuch Media Pte. Ltd.
Publication date: December 13, 2025
ISBN-13: 9798892141475
1 in stock
By Pedro Seabra, Angela Chan & Ingrid Seabra
Gastão’s long-awaited trip to Japan lands him in a country full of contrasts — glowing city lights standing right beside centuries-old sacred sites. From the instant he touches down, he’s swept into a world where cutting-edge technology and timeless tradition exist comfortably in the same space. Tokyo greets him with towering skyscrapers and electric energy, while Kyoto offers something quieter: peaceful temples steeped in history. Kids reading along get to travel with Gastão as he speeds across the country on Japan’s famous high-speed rail, picking up new friends at every stop. A visit to Nara introduces him to the region’s beloved bowing deer, and he later pauses for a traditional tea ceremony, taking in the colors and rhythms of city life along the way. Yet the real highlight of his journey isn’t the landmarks — it’s what he learns about Japanese culture itself: a deep sense of kindness, mutual respect, and genuine care for community. That lesson sticks with him long after his trip comes to an end.