授業を参観していない教員にも授業内容がわかるようにかわいいマンガ風にまとめてくてください
Make it yours. Keep "かわいいマンガ風に" (in a cute manga style) and change who it is for, "授業を参観していない教員" (teachers who didn't watch the lesson), and what it covers, "授業内容" (the lesson content).
Cute manga deck recapping a school lesson
A soft, hand-drawn manga deck that shows teachers who missed a primary-school inquiry lesson what the children presented, with an owl narrator in speech boxes. Fukushima City's Board of Education made it in NotebookLM from one Japanese sentence.
You'll need
- Your own lesson notes or class materials in a NotebookLM notebook
How it was made
Posted by NotebookLM's account (now @Gemini_Notebook) on behalf of the Fukushima City Board of Education, which made the deck to share lesson content with teachers. The post translates the prompt as "Please summarize the lesson content in a cute, manga-style format so that even teachers who were not present can understand what happened in class." The prompt here is the Japanese original as published.
NotebookLM
Source and credit
X · Jan 15, 2026 · 1.2k likes · 100k views · 26 comments
Authorship not stated by the source
Published instructions: Post body, the Japanese original in parentheses after NotebookLM's English translation
Look notesby Reference
Soft watercolor manga panels on cream paper: schoolchildren working on and presenting their projects, with speech bubbles and an owl narrator in a caption box.
- Color
- Cream paper with muted blue, terracotta, sage green, and warm skin tones; thin brown-gray ink lines.
- Type
- Rounded Japanese gothic in white speech bubbles and caption boxes, and a large heavy title on the cover.
- Framing
- The cover has the title on the left and a group of children and a teacher on the right. Inside slides split into two or three colored panels, with the owl in a caption box along the bottom.
- Structure
- Cover (のぞいてみよう！矢野目小学校 探究の授業奮闘記), three teams at work (local legends, 100-year food, a new daruma survey), a rehearsal where the children ask for advice, then presentation day with a map of Fukushima, a hot-spring egg experiment, and a bar chart.
