A bear cub is trying to change his clothes. But something is wrong, isn't it? He has put his shirt on his legs, his pants on his head, and his cap on his feet. What should we do when this happens? After thinking hard, the little bear finally manages to put on his shirt and pants and is ready to go out. The humorous movements and slightly silly expression on the face of the bear are just like those of small children when they are learning to put on and take off their clothes by themselves.
(Source: Deepl with edits)
Repetative language about getting dressed
Uses repetative language and the meaning is easy to guess from the pictures. Uses the たら and ば conjugations a lot and helps distinguish between the different words for "wear" in Japanese (着る きる、履く はく、被る かぶる). Written in full hiragana.
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