The Meaning of Politics - Stubborn Dictators
Freedom and Equality - Dogshit Hideout
Human Rights - Don't Ignore Children
Democracy - whatever the president wants
Democratic Decision-Making Methods - Is Baby Forest Park Disappearing?
Local Autonomy System - Asamo Solves Itself
Political party - a fair challenge
Separation of Powers - The Dream of a Lying Man
Citizen Political Participation - Green City Movement Headquarters
International Community - Fiona's Abolition

Children can get involved in politics too!

Politics is for adults, so why should we learn about it? Children wonder when they see politics covered in social studies.
Moreover, the political news that headlines newspapers and news outlets is boring, and it is difficult to understand politicians who are always fighting.

First, we need to explain politics in a broad sense to children.
Politics involves activities to resolve conflicts and maintain order among people.
In other words, politics is taking place even in everyday life.
Above all, as children's living areas expand from home to school, they form new human relationships.
Politics is also necessary to rationally resolve the conflicts that are bound to arise in the process.

"The Wise Political Life of Democracy" unfolds political stories centered on events that children can easily relate to.
The protagonist, Minju, experiences various political situations.
A fight that arose because everyone wanted to watch different TVs at home was resolved through a family meeting, and unreasonable rules were changed through a class meeting to regulate the president who made arbitrary decisions.
Hold up signs to protect your neighborhood park and raise money to help children in Africa.
As children read "The Wise Political Life of Democracy," they will realize that not only adults but also children participate in politics.

Let's become participating democratic citizens!

A presidential election is held once every five years, and local elections are held once every four years.
As the masters of the country, the people should take an interest in politics and elect their representatives.
The more citizens participate in politics, the more democracy develops.
In order for children to grow up as democratic citizens, they must have a democratic awareness and participate in the politics that take place in their daily lives.


『The Wise Political Life of Democracy』 shows the political activities and proper participation in daily life through the main character, Minju.
Minju stands up against the class president who manipulates the class as he pleases, and resolves the issue democratically through a reasonable process called a class meeting.
At the stationery store, the owner, who ignores children, raises the issue of children's rights.
And he takes the lead in opposing park development and raising funds.

『The Wise Political Life of Democracy』 has the theme that participation and practice can create a better life.
These topics provide children with guidance on how to become democratic citizens and, furthermore, inspire them to dream of becoming leaders of our country and the world.

Nurturing creativity through political journalism

Newspapers are also called "living textbooks" because they contain new information from various fields every day, and they are also an important information medium for understanding social phenomena.
In 『Minju's Wise Political Life』, Minju creates her own newspaper and records the political problems she experiences in her life according to the Six Ws and One Ws.
In addition, the newspaper was filled with political knowledge that could not be fully explained in the fairy tale.
If you follow the example of the 'Democratic Newspaper' and create your own politically-related newspaper, you can develop the ability to understand politics and solve problems on your own.
As you write your newspaper articles logically, your creative writing skills will also improve.