What kind of heaven did my grandfather go to?
A suspicious notebook discovered by chance while cleaning out my deceased grandfather's room.
On the outside it says, "What will I do in heaven?" and inside it is filled with writings and drawings written by the grandfather imagining what will happen after he dies.
‘What to prepare for going to heaven?’ ‘What will I ride to heaven when I die?’ ‘What to ask my guardian angel when I meet him in heaven?’ ‘What should I do if I miss my family?’ and so on… … .
The child thinks as he turns the pages of the notebook one by one.
'Why did my grandfather make a notebook like this?'

Shinsuke Yoshitake's latest work, "Is This Really Heaven?", is a picture book filled with absurd questions and whimsical imagination about heaven.
The child who was feeling empty due to his grandfather's absence finds his smile again as he reads a special notebook.
The heaven that Grandpa imagined was a place where he could meet his grandmother who had passed away, where a guardian angel kindly taught him how to fly, and where he could freely change his hairstyle.
The ground is soft and fluffy so you won't get hurt if you fall, and you'll actually get paid after eating all the delicious food.
"The heaven that my grandfather imagined was truly wonderful!" The child, reading the notebook, felt his heart pounding.
Grandfather did not disappear forever with death, but went on an exciting adventure to heaven.
The child quickly grabs his wallet and runs out to buy a notebook.
I, too, will make a "What Will I Do in Heaven?" notebook like my grandfather! Now is the time to let my child's imagination run wild.

Author Shinsuke Yoshitake's hit work, "Is This Really Heaven?" has been published!
Shinsuke Yoshitake, the author widely known in Korea for his works “Is This Really an Apple?” and “Is This Really Me?”, once again conveys his unique imagination and warm emotions in this work.
This book, which contains a unique imagination about heaven, has been a hot seller ever since it sold over 100,000 copies in just three days after its release in Japan.


Everyone has thought about things like, 'What will heaven be like?' or 'What will happen after I die?' at least once.
There is no right answer to heaven because no one has ever been there.
So, it's a special playground where you can imagine anything.
The protagonist, who bought a notebook and was about to write 'What should I do in heaven', keeps having strange thoughts.
I want to make some great inventions and catch some really big crabs.
I also want to be a hero who saves my girlfriend from danger.
It's something I want to do today, not something I want to do when I get to heaven.
A child who dreams and imagines heaven to his heart's content naturally realizes what a precious gift the present he is living is.
"Is This Really Heaven?" presents children with the infinite space of imagination known as heaven, while also making them think about the importance of 'today', the day they are living in now.
If children can dream, imagine, and challenge themselves freely without worrying about what others think, that place would truly be a paradise for them.