Kim Dong Publishing House said that 24 magical adventures of Nobita and his friends will appear in a special form.
Boxset includes a complete set of 24 upgraded Doraemon novels with glittering metalized effect covers and unique inner covers.
The volumes are housed in a hard-case-style box with exclusive gifts for readers who love artist Fujiko and robot cat Doraemon.
Limited edition boxset, released on author Fujiko F. Fujio's birthday, December 1st.
Video: Special edition of Doraemon series on the occasion of Fujiko F Fujio's 90th birthday (Source: Kim Dong Publishing House).
If the short story Doraemon takes place on Nobita's home street, school and a few other locations, the long story leads readers to distant lands, tinged with fantasy.
It could be prehistoric times hundreds of millions of years ago, the underground world, the kingdom in the clouds, the city of stuffed animals, the kingdom of wind or the land of a thousand and one nights...
Nobita's group of friends go to strange lands, join adventurous trips, thrilling journeys, with new friends, and magical treasures.
With intelligence and courage, Nobita and his friends helped good people fight against dark forces, protect the territory, and bring peace and joy to everyone.
Through the stories, the author conveys messages of environmental protection, lessons of teamwork and courage, while also inspiring imagination and nurturing childhood dreams.
Special edition of Doraemon novel (Photo: Kim Dong Publishing House).
Doraemon is a manga series by Fujiko F. Fujio and co-author Motoo Abiko, launched in 1969.
The series tells the story of a robot cat named Doraemon from the 22nd century who helps a clumsy boy named Nobita. The stories are short, easy to understand, humorous and have an optimistic view of life and the development of science and technology.
In 2019, with more than 250 million copies sold worldwide, Doraemon is considered one of the most famous and successful comic series of all time.
Doraemon has received many prestigious awards and titles, is considered a cultural icon of Japan, and was appointed the first anime (comic) ambassador by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2008.
24 Doraemon series appear in a special form (Photo: Kim Dong Publishing House).
Fujiko F. Fujio, real name Fujimoto Hiroshi, was born on December 1, 1933 and died on September 23, 1996. He is one of two creators of the 22nd century robot cat Doraemon.
He has established many Doraemon funds around the world. In Vietnam, the Doraemon Scholarship Fund was established under his authorization and Kim Dong Publishing House is the representative.
Fujimoto has received many major awards in the field of comics and animation. In 1996, he received the "For the Cause of Vietnamese Culture" medal from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam.
He suffered from liver failure when he turned 60 and died in 1996, at the age of 62.
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