[Machine Translation] 100 years have passed since "Akai Tori" was first published. The history of "Children's Songs," a uniquely Japanese culture, is described. The work was originally released as "History of Japanese Children's Songs" on vinyl in 1981, followed by a revised and enlarged edition in 1990. The year 1918, when this children's song was born, coincided with a period of great growth and change in the Japanese media. The book is structured to trace the "development of children's songs and the transition of the media. The editorial supervisor is Dr. Mishiki Shuto. This year's exhibition will start with the fact that children's songs were born out of the children's song culture of "warabeuta" and "chorus songs," and will include all the children's songs that were created in the Heisei Era. The 8 CDs (240 songs) are in a special book-type case, and a separate instruction manual (B5 version) is enclosed.