[Machine Translation] Gakken no Gakushu" Vol.1: Haniwa no Daigokuhou Ten "Gakken no Gakushu: Haniwa no Daigokuhou Ten" is a hands-on history experience kit that you can make and learn, which includes an assembly kit, this magazine, Gakken manga "Himitsu Series" and an online community "Asobunda Kenkyujo". This product, supervised by the Tokyo National Museum, allows you to build a small museum in your home and hold a grand exhibition of national treasures by assembling a haniwa (keiko no bujin), a national treasure, and grinding a kagatama from stone. (Product Features) / National Treasure Haniwa Restoration Kit supervised by Tokyo National Museum! The centerpiece of the exhibition is an assembly kit that reconstructs the National Treasure Haniwa "Warrior in keiko armor". The "Samurai in keiko armor" is a masterpiece of haniwa, the first haniwa in Japan to be recognized as a National Treasure. This kit is based on 3D data of this real national treasure, and reproduced in 1/6 scale (approx. 20cm in length). The material containing stone powder gives it a texture and weight like unglazed porcelain, giving it a strong sense of presence. Children can experience authentic archaeological research by restoring it from parts themselves. Make an authentic katadama by shaving and polishing natural stone! Children will shave and polish the soft natural stone "Nameshi" to create an ancient accessory, the "Kotodama" (a Japanese stone with a shape of a tutelary bead). Visitors can deepen their understanding of history and the fun of craftsmanship through the process of shaping and shining the stones little by little with waterproof paper of varying degrees of roughness. Cut, peel, and display! You can hold an exhibition of haniwa treasures at home using the three-dimensional craft set included in the magazine. The haniwa on display have all been selected by researchers at the Tokyo National Museum, and at 1/6 scale, you can compare the size of the haniwa you have assembled yourself with the National Treasure "Keiko-kou no Samurai". The explanatory panels attached to the exhibits are writable, allowing visitors to create their own original explanations and presentations. Audio commentary by researchers is available for all exhibits. Inquiry panels for research and writing! The Exploration Panel allows you to write down your own findings and highlights based on what you have learned in this book. By summarizing the exhibition explanations in your own words, you will be able to deepen and consolidate your learning. History becomes much more familiar! The magazine is filled with articles from a variety of perspectives, including a feature on the warriors of Keiko, articles on the latest archaeological research, and a special lesson by Professor Michifumi Isoda. Gakken Manga "Secrets to Improve Your Brain" in one volume! Gakken Manga "Secrets to Improve Your Brain", a popular manga for elementary school students, is included. The book provides an insight into the workings and functions of the human brain and the secrets of how to improve one's "brain". Online community to connect with readers! The "Playing with Institute" is a free online community where readers and the editorial staff can enjoy learning together. The community offers a wide range of experiences linked to the kit, such as workshops, videos, and postings.