The warm hearts that care for each other that we met on the moon hill!
The true meaning of friendship and precious community conveyed by the rabbit and the mole!

One night during the full moon, a mole and a rabbit sit side by side and look at the night sky.
The rabbit can see the bright and shining moon to its heart's content, but the mole cannot see it very well.
The rabbit, who liked moles, wanted to show the moon to the moles, and the two ended up going on a trip to 'Moon Hill' where the moon was clearly visible.
"Can You See It If You Go to the Moon Hill?" effectively incorporates the ecological characteristics of rabbits and moles—that is, they are timid and have poor eyesight—into the story, demonstrating that true friendship is about complementing and comforting each other's shortcomings.
The journey to Moon Hill is difficult, requiring crossing a suspension bridge and passing through underground passages, but Rabbit and Mole rely on each other and finally arrive at Moon Hill, where a large moon can be seen.
This book reminds our children of the meaning of true friendship and the importance of living together in a community.


“If we’re together, there’s nothing to fear!”
Reflect on each other's hearts on a journey to see the moon!

An unexpected obstacle appears on the way to Moon Hill.
The rabbit and the mole must cross a high and dizzying suspension bridge and pass through a huge mountain that seems to swallow them whole.
Surprisingly, it was the mole who helped the rabbit through a series of difficult situations.
The mole used his abilities to overcome the obstacles.
The rabbit, who thought he had to take responsibility for the entire journey to the moon hill, instead receives help from the mole and realizes the mole's heart for him.
Sometimes, when we step outside our daily routine and encounter new experiences, we discover emotions and true inner selves that we normally wouldn't be able to feel.
You will have time to reflect on your heart and see aspects of yourself that you would not have known if you had not gone on the trip.
Do you have someone you'd like to develop a deeper relationship with? Then why not go on a journey together? Like the rabbit that strode forward, comforted by the mole's warm embrace, you too can discover a new side of yourself and forge deeper connections with the person you're with through travel.

A picture book with a lovely and warm message that follows in the footsteps of "Insect Hotel"!
Feel the 'comfort and care' through the affectionate words and illustrations of Hanra Kyung and Muun!

Author Han Ra-kyung and illustrator Mu-un, who showed the wintering of insects and brought warm comfort to readers in "Insect Hotel," have teamed up again to present another lovely picture book.
In "Insect Hotel," the story of "care and nurturing" was told through the life cycle of insects and the changing seasons, while in this "Will You See It When You Go to Moon Hill?", the ecological characteristics of a mole and a rabbit are well incorporated into the characters' personalities, conveying the message of "care and nurturing" through a story of them filling in each other's shortcomings.
Following "Insect Hotel," "Can You See It When You Go to the Moon Hill?" combines Han Ra-kyung's warm and loving writing with Mu-un's delicate background descriptions and lively character illustrations to once again make readers' hearts flutter.

'The rabbit held the map in one hand and held the mole's hand tightly with the other.

I could feel each other's heartbeats very clearly.'
This is a passage from a book.
The hand I held while reading this book,
I wish there was a time when I could recall the hand I held.
-Writer Han Ra-kyung's words

As always, I wish you well and happiness.

I hope you feel happy and warm while reading this book.

And the next day, I hope to move forward with renewed vigor.

I hope that my feelings are well expressed in this book.

-Words from the writer Muun