It's okay if it's not perfect, it's better when we do it together.

"Momo and Toto's Birthday Party" conveys the message that "being with friends" is more important than "perfection."
Momo dreams of a 'perfect party' for her friend Toto, preparing everything by herself, but in the process, Toto's heart and participation are excluded.
But unexpected happenings and the participation of friends make for a truly celebratory moment, and you realize that a truly perfect party is one where everyone is together and having fun.
This book teaches children the importance of respecting, empathizing with, and being present with their friends.
It naturally conveys the value of enjoying the situation together rather than having a perfect plan.
This is a story that children can read and relate to, with its communal values ​​that increase joy when everyone works together, its emotional flow, cheerful development, and warm twist.

A world created by the blending of individual colors

Momo likes yellow because she likes banana milk, and Toto likes orange because he likes carrot soup.
Like this, each character in this picture book has its own color.
In Momo and Toto, all of Mr. Panda's things are green, and all of Mr. Squirrel's things are yellow.
Each color represents a taste and personality, and being different from others tells us that it is special.
While "Momo and Toto" and "Momo and Toto Heart Heart" express the essence and value of existence through restraint in color, "Momo and Toto Birthday Party" shows the expansion of the world and the richness of relationships through a feast of colorful colors.
Diversity of color means diversity of thought and respect for different ways of living.
Just as different colors come together to create harmony, it symbolizes a world where different beings come together to live together.
"Momo and Toto's Birthday Party" conveys the message that a world where differences come together is bigger and warmer.