"Poop" popularizing the study of kanji among Japanese children

Photo taken April 27, 2017, shows a woman posing for a photo with a workbook series for Japanese elementary school students who learn kanji characters. The series featuring a heavy dose of the word "unko," the Japanese word for "poop," has quickly sold over a million copies since its release in March. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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