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The cover of Donguri to Yamaneko (trans. "Acorns and Wildcat")
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A wildcat sends Ichirō a postcard, inviting him to a trial among some acorns. They are arguing over which of them is the best acorn.
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The cover of Night on the Galactic Railroad.
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The passengers on the train heading for the Southern Cross terminal of the Galactic Railroad include people who were on board a ship that sank after colliding with an iceberg.
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The cover of The Restaurant of Many Orders.
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Two gentlemen hunters with guns and huge dogs arrive at a Western-style restaurant in the mountains. A sign with yellow lettering tells them that they have arrived at “The Restaurant of Many Orders.”
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The cover of Yukiwatari (Snow Crossing).
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Brother and sister Shirō and Kanko are invited to a foxes’ magic lantern show. They cross the snow and go into the forest.
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The cover of Undefeated by the Rain.
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The poem sets forth an ideal vision of the person Kenji would like to be: someone who quietly overcomes hardships and helps others.
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The poet is ready to go anywhere to help others. These illustrations accompany lines in the poem about going to the north, south, east, or west.
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The covers of Yamanashi (trans. "The Wild Pear") and Tsuchigami to kitsune (trans. "The Earthgod and the Fox").
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The covers of Gorsch the Cellist and Obberu to zō (trans. "Obber and the Elephant").
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The covers of Shigunaru to Shigunaresu (Signal and Signaless) and Kashiwabayashi no yoru (trans. "The Eve of the Oak Grove").
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The covers of Kaeru no shōmetsu (Disappearance of the Frogs) and Sprite Stories.