"Yume Lion" is a young male lion with a rainbow-colored mane. He always looks sleepy and quickly drifts off into his dreams. There, a ghost appears, and a panicked Yume Lion runs into a stranger's house, and then...
The original character "Yume Lion" makes his debut as the protagonist of the first picture book written and illustrated by Takashi Murakami.
The story unfolds with a rich variety of onomatopoeia that matches Yume Lion’s constantly changing expressions—such as "Gwaaa" or "Zubibi" when he is sleeping, and "Fuhi?" when he is surprised. It is a heartwarming book featuring the colorful Yume Lion, illustrated in a watercolor style, along with motifs like yokai and retro Showa-era Japanese houses that capture Murakami’s unique perspective on Japan.
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Yume Lion is a boy lion with a rainbow mane. He always looks sleepy and easily dozes off into a dream. One day in his dream, frightened by a ghost he encounters, he runs into a stranger's house and…
The first picture book written and illustrated by Takashi Murakami features Yume Lion, one of the irresistibly adorable characters the artist has produced over the years. The story develops with a rich array of onomatopoeic words playfully describing Yume Lion's changing expressions. The colorful Yume Lion, rendered in watercolor along with motifs like Yokai monsters and a retro Showa-era house that reflect the artist's unique view on Japan, gives the book a warm touch, further adding to its appeal. Language: Japanese