Daisaku Ikeda is the author of a number of children’s stories, some of
which have been illustrated by the celebrated children’s book
illustrator Brian Wildsmith and translated into several languages. The
stories convey the importance of courage, hope, friendship and peace
through the vivid adventures of children in different parts of the
world. Twelve of the stories have been adapted and animated for
television and broadcast in 25 countries.
Three friends climb a treacherous mountain to find out what is
glittering at its summit. Faced with unexpected challenges, they learn
the power of creativity and imagination, which will help them in their
quest.
The unhappy Sachiko can’t stand the sight of food and is becoming more
and more frail and ill. The Moon, who watches over all the world’s
children, sends a magical rabbit to intervene.
The haughty young prince of Jambe learns from a humble village boy what a true prince is.
A story about the friendship between a lonely boy and a magical deer he saves from hunters.
In devastated postwar Japan, hope and courage are found in unsuspected
places. Amidst burnt out buildings and blackened fields, a young boy
discovers an aged man tending an old, apparently dead cherry tree. A
story about the power of hope.
A princess and her animal companions venture into the formidable desert
in search of a water source to save their ailing kingdom. In the course
of their difficult journey, they discover the key to reviving their
land.
Source: http://www.daisakuikeda.org/
Source: http://www.daisakuikeda.org/
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