MIZULAND

Dewey and Mizu find themselves in another country

Mizu is Japanese for water as a Dewey's constant and closest companion it is only fair that they pay a visit to her homeland Nippon. This story tries to capture some of the cultural high points the author experienced in Japan.

The High Points

1._Mizu and Dewey had been floating in a warm current in the ocean for a long time. They w

El Nino

Dewey and Mizu in the Pacific Ocean

6._Konichi leaned over to Hitomi in the next desk and asked to borrow her water bottle so

In the classroom

Doing Shodo

10._“Lets go!” Mizu cried. They gently blew passed the bonsai trees on the window sill and

Off they go

Out of the classroom

11. The wind blew them down the mountain and when they looked back Mizu cried, “Fuji!” Fo

Over the hills and far away

Next place

12._The next morning Dewey and Mizu were both dewey on the leaves of a bush when all of a

Green Tea

Join them in a cuppa