Kyupodo Fantasy Collection Book - Brown

(Cover page)

Title: Fantasy Collection Book

By: Fantasy Specimen Room

(Back of the cover page)

- A. Names & B. Collecting Locations

A. Winged Elephant

B. Slope with beautiful sunset

A. Mermaid's Cell Phone (conch shell phone)

B. Under a desk in a library

A. Flower above the clouds

B. Bench on a rooftop

A. Lovers’ tree

B. Park with boats

A. Bulb flower bouquet

B. Back door of a wedding hall

A. House of a wind turbine generator

B. Lobby at an airport

A. Mobile villa with dinosaur

B. Platform at a train station

- Who is an Fantasy collector?

Fantasy collectors collect fantasies that have slipped out of people's heads and are invisible to ordinary people and give them special treatment in the fantasy specimen room to make them visible specimens. They usually teach fantasy science at universities.

- Items

Net for capturing fantasies - Only trained collectors can use these nets.

Collection bag – It contains collecting tools.

Fancy collecting book – It’s a book to write down the data of collection.

(On top right of each page)

Collecting date

(Back of the back cover page)

Title: Introduction to Fantasy Collecting

- How to make a fantasy specimen
We all have fantasized about things that could never happen in reality, such as "Wouldn't it be fun if there was an elephant with wings?" or "Wouldn't it be bright if a light bulb bloomed?" In other words, everyone has "fantasized" at least once in their life. Strangely enough, however, these thoughts tend to be forgotten at a moment's notice. Why is this? In fact, recent research has revealed that fantasies can be triggered by sudden events. Once out of a person's head, fantasies float in the air for a certain period of time. Of course, ordinary people cannot see them, but it's the "fantasy collectors" who discover and collect them, and it's the job of the fantasy specimen room to give special treatment to the fantasies and make them into visible specimens. The following is a brief summary of their work.

Only the fantasy collectors can see the fantasy balls!

1. In a State of Daydreaming
The state of being in a fantasy. Fantasy is in your head.

2. Being Called by Someone etc.
Sudden event causes the fantasy to break out of your mind. 

3. Chatting with Someone
The fantasy is rapidly leaving the mind because the person is engrossed in something else.

4. Forgetting
A state of forgetting what you were thinking about.

5. Capturing
The fantasy that has escaped is floating, so a special net is used to capture it. Since the fantasy ball is invisible, it looks like an insect collector from the side.

6. Transferring
Transfer the captured fantasies to a portable storage container. Never touch them with bare hands.

7. Fantasy Developing Solution
Transfer the fantasies from the storage container to the developing container and pour "fantasy developing solution" on them.

8. Fantasy Fixing Solution
When the image of the fantasy becomes clear, add an appropriate amount of "fantasy fixing solution". Do not touch the specimen with bare hands. Allow sufficient time for the specimen to settle before transferring it to a specimen jar or other container for display. Do not touch with bare hands.

10. Completion

Write the title and the place of collection.

(Example)

Jelly room
In front of the coffee shop Hydrangea on Zenmai Street

(Back cover page)

Title: Imaginary Specimens

1. Sound-eating insect

At school ground after school

2. Saturn grass

In front of a vending machine on a street at night

3. Electric bird

In front of the display window of an electronics store

4. A rather gentlemanly bottle of wine

At stairs of subway

5. Lighthouse straw hat

By the ocean at Suzunari Beach

6. Butterfly fish

Near the ticket gate of the station close to an aquarium

7. Space pool

At the poolside during summer vacation

Things to Note:

• 32 sheets

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  W 148 x H 204 mm | W 5.8 x H 8"