A set of Japanese astronomy books

This series is called Chino Starry Calendar, and I once owned several books in this series. "Chino" is a famous puppy, as famous as its owner, Fujii Xu. Hiroshi Fujii is a famous Japanese astrophotographer, artist and popular science writer. Yoshino followed Fujii Xu for many years and even participated in the activities of searching for meteorites. He was called "Astronomical Dog". It is regarded as the mascot of astronomy lovers. After Chino's death, Fujii Hiroshi published a series of books on Chino astronomy to commemorate this extraordinary little white dog. Chino's ephemeris is divided into 12 volumes, each of which explains the constellations and celestial bodies that can be seen in the month. The contents include classic star maps, a guide to recognizing stars and watching the sky, myths and legends of constellations, and so on. This 12 book has pictures, pictures and even songs. There are star charts, constellation charts, constellation folk stories and beautiful myths and legends in the book. Generally speaking, it is a set of popular science books that are very suitable for children to read.