Today's random thoughts.

I'll make a note of the things that popped into my head while working.

1. People like Yoshio Toyoshima, Masao Kusuyama, Nankichi Niimi, and Kenji Miyazawa.
Actively read aloud the children's literature that everyone loves and build up a large stock of audio files.

2. Display a list of them and have people vote for their 15 favorite works. (Even if they don't listen to them)

3. Record the top-ranked works onto a CD.

4. Pitch the project to a crowdfunding site like Campfire.
'Would you be willing to donate so that I can distribute these CDs to public nursery schools, foster care facilities, and juvenile detention centers in Japan?'

5. Use the funds raised to cover the cost of blank CDs, shipping, and pamphlets, divide the total by the cost of one set, produce as many as possible, and ship them out.
Enclose a letter requesting that they be played before school starts, during breaks, during nap time, or after school.