A vivid fairy tale about the experiences of children who receive their first allowance!
Learn how to manage your allowance and basic economic knowledge to build the fundamentals of economic life!

Recently, children's stock YouTube channels and children's books on financial knowledge have become very popular.
There is a growing number of parents who are opening stocks or funds for their children to develop economic awareness and open their eyes to economic trends.
Now, investment and economics have become familiar topics that even children have probably heard of at least once.
But just because it's familiar doesn't mean it's easily accessible to everyone.
Especially for children who don't know how to properly manage money, it's bound to still be a difficult field to navigate.
How can we best teach money management, the cornerstone of economic education? There's a saying, "One experience is worth a thousand words."
Learning how to save and spend money wisely is more effective through experience than memorizing the essentials.


"Today is the day I get my allowance: The first step to managing my allowance smartly" is a children's story about a child who receives an allowance for the first time and begins managing money on his own for the first time.
Children are bound to get excited when they have money they can spend as they please without their parents' permission.
It feels like I can buy anything I want.
As a result, you may end up making impulse purchases without even considering whether you really need the item, or you may end up spending a lot of money without even realizing it by getting addicted to games that rely on luck, such as claw machines.
Then, when children are faced with a situation where they really need money, such as a friend's birthday, and they don't have money, they naturally reflect on the times when they wasted money and decide to spend money more wisely in the future.


This book vividly captures the emotions and experiences that any child who receives an allowance for the first time experiences.
Children gain vicarious experiences by empathizing with and projecting themselves onto characters who resemble them.
By experiencing everything with the protagonist: regrettable spending, the joy of satisfying spending, the joy of spending meaningfully for those in need rather than just for yourself, and the sense of accomplishment of saving up to do something you've always wanted to do, you'll gradually develop sound spending habits and learn how to manage your allowance wisely.

The back of the book contains basic economic knowledge that children who are just starting to manage their money should know, such as how the money we use today came into being, what types of money there are, what 'electronic money' is that will be used more often in the future, what consumption is, and how prices are determined.
The simple and easy explanations, along with the witty one-panel cartoon illustrations that make the meaning clear at a glance, make it fun for anyone to read and understand.


How about giving our children the first impression that economics is easy and fun through "Today is the Day I Get Allowance," a book that vividly tells their own story and explains economic knowledge in a soft and fun way, and helping them develop sound economic concepts and spending habits?