"Elementary School Life and Social Insurance & Board Game 'Tax Collectors'"

Thank you so much for your support. This book was released in July 2024. It is my first book about finances targeted at elementary school students. I prepared and completed it gradually after entering the University of Tokyo. I wonder if recent elementary school students still have freedom research assignments during summer break. This book not only aims to be fun to read but also includes activities that can be utilized for freedom research. Therefore, paying 1,595 yen is definitely worth it.

Moreover, despite being aimed at elementary school students, it contains information that even adults may not know. The information is expressed in a way that children can understand, which is wonderful. I am truly grateful to the publishers. This is my seventh book, but its high level of completion led me to buy 50 copies for myself. However, there are very few opportunities to sell directly. So, I decided to sign them and sell them on Mercari.

Due to Mercari's fees and shipping costs, the price will be higher than on Amazon, but I will send them with a signature and a personal comment. I hope this book will enrich and bring joy to your lives!

"Understanding Finance! The Life of an Elementary School Student and Taxes & Social Insurance"
By Sankyu Kurata
Price: ¥1,595

"Tax Collector" is a game where players take on various roles to conduct transactions, gradually increasing their money, while the "nation" player collects taxes little by little from those transactions. I created this game thinking it would be nice to have a fun way for children to learn about taxes and money.

Currently, we are selling it for general distribution to elementary and middle schools nationwide.

This is a two-pack set. One copy will be sent to you, and the other will be donated to an elementary, middle, or high school.
* You can specify a donation recipient, but we cannot send it without contact from the school. Please arrange for the school to contact Sankyu Kurata (you can reach out via the website).

Comment from Sankyu Kurata:
"I pack each one by hand. There may be a few bills missing, so please forgive me."