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Oritatami Jitensha Hajimemashita (I started the folding bike)
EAN: 9784046050687
ISBN: 9784046050687
Year of publication: 2021
Publisher: Kadokawa
Number of pages: 191
Language: Japanese
Country of origin: Japan
JP0016528
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Oritatami Jitensha Hajimemashita (おりたたみ自転車はじめました) is an illustrated essay by Saeko Hoshii about the world of folding bicycles.
In comic-essay form, the author tells how she got into these small, practical bikes that fold down until they are compact, with anecdotes and tips for anyone who wants to start.
Recommended level: Intermediate (JLPT N3–N2). It is an illustrated essay with everyday vocabulary about cycling and hobbies; it carries no furigana, so the kanji must be read unaided.
Original Japanese version, without furigana.
