HONOR AND RESPECT

Mrs. Etsuko Shimada, a Japanese artist from Tokyo, hand-painted the kanji symbols shown in my book, Sushi the Cat, with a soft brush and black ink. These kanji symbols represent the idea of respect. Respect for parents. Respect for friends. Respect for all people. We would like to thank Mrs. Etsuko Shimada for her kindness…

MY TEST OF HONOR

“Sushi, it’s my birthday! I’m so excited. Mama is taking me to Mrs. Takahara’s Bakery this afternoon to buy my birthday treat. A big, chocolate cupcake. With a huge swirl of whipped cream. And then a strawberry on top. But you can’t come, Sushi. Cats aren’t allowed.” All day, Ella talks about the cupcake. The…

Sushi the Cat – DIY Projects

The children’s book Sushi the Cat addresses respect and friendship. The story of Ella, an American girl, and Sushi, a Japanese cat, highlights the importance of understanding, sharing, and companionship. Sushi the Cat teaches young readers and listeners how to treat others. When we show respect to others, we open the way to make new…