Tokyo: A Book of Senses (Hello, World)

One of my son’s first words was “Tokyo” because he keeps requesting this book. He brings it over to read at least twice a day. The pictures and the colors are incredible, and it’s great that it teaches about a city and senses.My kid loves the whole series too; they multitask. They teach different things like counting in San Francisco and opposites in London. Very cool.

I bought this book as a baby shower gift for a friend who enjoys traveling to Tokyo. He loved it. His wife loved it. His daughter loves it... I think. She can't talk yet ;)My family has the London, San Francisco, and New York books in this series and they are wonderful too. Some of our kid's favorite early books.

Very basic, and not much of a primer for Japanese culture

My sister got this book for my baby boy for his 'Around the World' nursery theme. It was so beautifully done that I had to buy the rest of the collection. They are great quality and they are fun & unique with just enough material to hold his attention. I'm sure he will love this series for many years!

Just ok for now. Doesn’t hate it but doesn’t love it! But who knows, this may change. It’s cute and short!

This is a nice way to introduce different cultures to your young children. The board book has great pictures and fun facts.

Beautiful book. Definitely a picture book not a story book - hardly any words in it.

Very cute book. My two year old granddaughter loved it.

Lovely idea for kid's books... but so short it's barely even a travel brochure!

This book is one of a series of different cities around the world. They are beautifully illustrated and my little grandson who was 1 year when I gave them to him absolutely loves them stlll a year later.

Nice in theory but these are not very interactive books as a whole. They are marketed towards adults ( I fell for it ) and a nice idea but there’s just not much to them. The spine on a few was misprinted as well. For $11 a book I expected more.