・Recommended with confidence by a former SAPIX Japanese language instructor! This is a textbook specializing in the history section of social studies for junior high school entrance exams! ・You might wonder if a Japanese language instructor has a good eye for social studies, but I have over 15 years of experience teaching all four subjects for junior high school entrance exams. I have also experienced junior high school entrance exams myself (achieved entry to a top school). ・I think it will be particularly well-received by those who feel they are not good at history, and by girls. ・Conversely, it is not suitable at all for people who love history or who want to master extremely niche topics that appear in high school's Yamakawa Nihonshi B. Those in the top tier who want to further strengthen their history skills should purchase a separate series from Kadokawa or Gakken. ・I think it is aimed at people who have studied (or remember) up to 1945. Although Ningen Ken offers a supplementary textbook called "60 Historical Figures Frequently Appearing in Entrance Exams," I think this book is far superior in the same concept. ・This series has illustrations that match the preferences of current elementary school students, and it is very well-regarded (easy to read) by the children and families who actually use it. I believe this is the result of improving the common problems of old-fashioned learning manga, such as "packed with information," "unrealistic stories," and "uninteresting illustrations." ・I think children can start reading it from around 3rd or 4th grade, and it is highly recommended for 5th and 6th graders who are seriously studying history at cram school and think, "History is terrible!!" Especially, for junior high school entrance exam students who are in 6th grade as of April 1, 2025, if their social studies test scores at cram school were below a deviation score of 55 in the six or so tests in the second half of 5th grade, I think it's worth buying. If it's 60 or higher, I don't think there's much new to gain. ★The user (child) had a learning disability and couldn't stand to have the book closed, so it was cut. They passed the entrance exam and have become a 1st year junior high school student this spring, so I will pass it on to those who are taking the junior high school entrance exam. The recommended method is to scan it and import it into an iPad, etc. → duplicate it → use a color pen in an iPad app to cover up the duplicated file → mini-tests with parents and children. +++++++++++ No writing Cut Shipping included +++++++++++ #JuniorHighSchoolEntranceExam #SAPIX #SAPIX #Gnoble #NingenKen #YotsuyaOtsuka #WasedaAcademy #SocialStudies #History #SelfStudyMaterials #3rdGrade #4thGrade #5thGrade #6thGrade