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New Book Release

Creativity is a skill that can be learned!
On August 25, 2026, Shoeisha Inc., based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, will release the book "The Easiest Lessons on Creativity: 50 Learning Methods for Surviving in the AI Age." This book systematically explains 50 practical methods for anyone to learn creativity effectively.

As the value of knowledge continues to evolve with the rise of AI, this book provides invaluable insights into developing the essential skills of questioning, testing, and creating independently. The author asserts that creativity is not solely a rare talent but a learnable skill. These 50 methodologies simplify the path to enhancing one’s creative abilities, making it accessible to everyone.

By overcoming any aversion to creativity, readers will discover the most suitable learning methods for themselves. Additionally, they will cultivate the ability to ask self-directed questions without being overwhelmed by AI, enhancing their capacity for generating ideas, planning, and solving problems.

Whether you’re involved in ideation, product planning, service development, or launching new ventures, this book is packed with insights directly applicable to both business and academic environments.

Who Should Read This Book?

• - Young Professionals in their 20s: Those interested in self-development and career advancement.
• - High School Students in their Late Teens: Individuals questioning how their education will benefit their future.
• - Mid-Career Professionals in their 30s to 40s: Those who seek to learn independently and break free from their current situations.

Book Overview

• - Title: "The Easiest Lessons on Creativity: 50 Learning Methods for Surviving in the AI Age"
• - Author: Ryotaro Nakajima
• - Release Date: August 25, 2026
• - Price: ¥2,200 (¥2,000 + 10% tax)
• - Specifications: A5 size, 224 pages
• - Available Everywhere

You can purchase it from bookstores nationwide and online retailers:

• - Shoeisha Online: SEshop
• - Amazon: Here

Table of Contents

1. Understanding Learning
- Transforming knowledge into understanding
2. Practical Learning
- Gaining skills through practice
3. Discovering Learning
- Finding ideas for inspiration
4. Shaping Learning
- Designing and materializing ideas
5. Testing Learning
- Continuously refining through trials
6. Sustaining Learning
- Making creativity a habit

Author Profile

Ryotaro Nakajima: A designer and social educator from Hokkaido, Nakajima engages with various sectors including business, education, and social issues. His approach revolves around making learning more enjoyable through design. He has authored previously published works, such as "Notes on Behavioral Economics for Business Design" (Shoesha).

This new book is a must-read for those ready to embrace their creative side and adapt to the demands of an AI-driven world.