Kizuki no Ki Blocks - House
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"Kizuki no Ki" are building blocks that allows you to visually "feel" the amount of things such as size and weight.
In color science, it is said that brighter colors are lighter and darker colors are heavier. In addition, building blocks are toys that allow...
"Kizuki no Ki" are building blocks that allows you to visually "feel" the amount of things such as size and weight.
In color science, it is said that brighter colors are lighter and darker colors are heavier. In addition, building blocks are toys that allow you to experience the amount of things such as size and weight by holding and stacking them. "Kizuki no Ki" is a product that applies this idea of color science to building blocks.
Lighter (smaller) ones are brighter, heavier (larger) ones are darker, and the body color is painted in gradation, and the size and weight. You can also visually feel the difference. The gradation of similar colors is also beautiful, and you can decorate the stacked items as they are as an interior.
There are two types of lineup, the quadrangular blue-green "PIXEL" and the triangular orange "HOUSE", and the same base scale is used for both so that they can be played in combination. So, the larger the size, the heavier the weight.
These are not your average building blocks.
"HOUSE" was developed to further expand the range of play of "PIXEL". "HOUSE" is set to a higher target age than "PIXEL" so that children who have played with "PIXEL" can use it as a complementary step as the next step. It is designed to deepen your understanding of the shape.
Most of the pieces are made up of triangular prisms, and like "PIXEL", they are colored so that they become darker according to the volume that increases. It is designed so that you can intuitively understand that there are various triangular prisms with the same volume.
Also, as you can see from the product name, the triangular shape makes it easy to recall the roof and townscape of the house, so you can more fully reproduce the house and townscape in the "play with the appearance" with "PIXEL" added.
The number of pieces (21 types → 56 types) has been greatly increased. However, by doing so, the coloring and types of pieces are made as simple as possible, as in "PIXEL", so that the play is not complicated.
The houses, castles, and townscapes that combine "PIXEL" and "HOUES" have a beautiful color scheme and also function as interiors. We hope that not only children but also adults can enjoy "playing like a child" together and help "parent-child communication".
Details
Wooden Box measures 25x 14x7.4cm
Contains 7 types of blocks, total 32 pieces (6 paint colors)
Made in Japan by hand, one by one
For ages 3+
Kokuyo No Ehon started in 2008 with a mission to create items that enable "Parent-Child Communication" and "Creative Development". Part of their line up are the Make Faces series by Tupera Tupera (which has been published for overseas by Chronicle), which we have in our Misc-store range since 2018.
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About Kokuyo
Founded in 1905, Kokuyo quickly became the industry leader in paper products — from account books to letter paper, forms and notebooks.
In 1960, Kokuyo ventured into a transition “from paper to metal”, producing their first filing cabinet. With the economy of that day and age — increasing complexity of administration x economic growth — there was a growing demand for know-how and office supplies to manage the ever-mounting pile of paperwork effectively.
Over the years, Kokuyo has developed various products that enrich lives. That feeling when you open up a fresh new notebook and see the blank page. That feeling when you put pen to paper and let the ideas flow out. Whether through stationery, furniture, or spatial design, Kokuyo strives to unleash people's inner creativity.
Creation is an expression of uniqueness. Bringing out people’s individuality contributes toward a better future. Kokuyo continues to stimulate people’s inner creativity to bring out their uniqueness.