こころのいと つながってるよ (Tankobon Hardcover)

The idea of a visible or invisible connection is so comforting—I'm curious what personal or creative experiences led to this concept.

The book offers a unique way to talk about loss, but I wonder how effective it is for different ages or family situations.

The artwork in 'The Invisible String' feels so warm and inviting—what do you think guided the choice of visuals to complement the message?