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Kids Station Hitori De Dekiru Mon (New)

Brand new. Aimed at three to six year olds making it great for children and Japanese students alike. Compatible with the Kids Station controller (not supplied.) Slight tear on seal. Disk has come loose inside.

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$8.27 $11.99 In stock

Category: Playstation

The title translates as ‘I can do it on my own’ and has players making various dishes that even Genki fancies being able to rustle up. Based on the NHK programme, the Japanese equivalent of the BBC.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

The mini-games for slicing vegetables actually require some timing, which was a nice surprise for a kids' title. My little one feels so proud when she completes a dish all by herself. It's been a great way to keep her entertained while learning a bit about cooking.

Joseph O. ★★★★★

My four-year-old loves "helping" in the kitchen, and this game lets her follow the simple on-screen prompts to make pretend meals all by herself. The step-by-step instructions for dishes like onigiri are paced just right for a young child’s attention span.

Madison ★★★★☆

My kid loves the step-by-step cooking challenges, especially how the game actually teaches proper knife techniques through the mini-games. It's a bit repetitive after a few sessions, but perfect for building confidence in the kitchen.