１巻 ケビン 日本へ行く 日本語教材 日英バイリンガル小説
Stories for Japanese Learners：JLPT N5 to N3 Kevin Goes to Japan
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１巻 ケビン 日本へ行く 日本語教材 日英バイリンガル小説
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桐谷 美和子, 山本 史朗
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This book is originally designed for Japanese learners, N5 to N3, but it's also good for people who are looking for a bilingual novel in Japanese and English. The main character, Kevin Cartwright, visits Japan on Working Holiday, and he falls in love with a Japanese woman who is a colleague of his Japanese best friend, Yukio. And Tomoko, almost "Yandere" woman who loves Yukio is involved in Kevin's life. The four main characters weave this story.
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