Taro Gomi’s works are a marvel of mischief, entertaining children and their parents in Japan and abroad for nearly half a century.
Widely prolific, Gomi published his first book in 1973 at the age of 28. Called “Michi” (“Road”), it creatively depicts various geographical roads, from the wide streets of a city to the mysterious paths of a forest.
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