Book cover, mostly matte black with 4 small white rectangles, as if looking through a paneled window. An illustrated family looks off with curious expressions and wears blankets. Text in English reads "Records of the seasons 2 - SAKI OBATA" under Kanji.
2 page excerpt, featuring a page with a single line of text in English and Japanese. Other page features an illustration of a woman standing in her kitchen, looking out an open sliding door.
2 page excerpt, featuring 2 simple line art illustrations, one on each page. Left page features a girl sitting at a table with a plate of green grapes, looking sad. Right page features a woman alone in a full bathtub.
2 page excerpt, featuring 2 simple line art illustrations, one on each page. Left features a woman dressed business casual, eating street food. Right page features an illustration of a woman dressed for Halloween, carrying treats for the holiday.
Book cover, mostly matte black with 4 small white rectangles, as if looking through a paneled window. An illustrated family looks off with curious expressions and wears blankets. Text in English reads "Records of the seasons 2 - SAKI OBATA" under Kanji.
2 page excerpt, featuring a page with a single line of text in English and Japanese. Other page features an illustration of a woman standing in her kitchen, looking out an open sliding door.
2 page excerpt, featuring 2 simple line art illustrations, one on each page. Left page features a girl sitting at a table with a plate of green grapes, looking sad. Right page features a woman alone in a full bathtub.
2 page excerpt, featuring 2 simple line art illustrations, one on each page. Left features a woman dressed business casual, eating street food. Right page features an illustration of a woman dressed for Halloween, carrying treats for the holiday.

Records of the Seasons 2 by Saki Obata

$ 25.00

Measures 5 7/8 inches x 8.25 inches, paperback, 146 pages.

Follow along through beautiful and elegantly simple illustrations pages, a new iteration of the four seasons, a story in a year as depicted by Japanese illustrator and designer, Saki Obata.