Picture books are generally read aloud by adults to children, but in "Picture Books to Touch and Eat," parents and children become characters in the story and challenge themselves to make Japanese sweets together. Nerikiri seems easy, but it is difficult. You'll want to try two or three times! Why don't you compete with your child to see who can make it better? ◎ There are 5 types of nerikiri that can be made. Leaves, irises, sakura, chrysanthemums, roses The manufacturing partner is the long-established Japanese confectionery shop "Daitokuya Nagahisa", which has been in business for more than 300 years.