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This is the sixth volume of Cat's Eye View.
I recruited childrens' paintings in the ReadMe of Cat's Eye View former volumes. So I've received many wonderful drawings from abroad these past months. This exciting movie was made from those works.
It's said that the Internet has made a new era of communcation possible.
But actually many people only receive information unilaterally. About forty people took part in the making of this movie. I think this is an epochmaking work in these Internet times.
I started to make this series by myself at first, but I came to know many people who now help me. Tamami Yamato is a talented musician who composed "Jungle", the wonderful music that accompanies this movie. Mary Jo Pichette is a language teacher who has translated or proofread the text of this movie.  I've also made many new friends this time. I'd like to thank all the people who have offered their drawings to me. I especially want to express my thanks to Mr. Rene Bouschet, whose cooperation I can always rely on.

In order to view this movie properly, you need 16 bit color and a 14 inch or larger monitor.

Cat's Eye View Vol.6 is freeware. You may copy this file freely under original conditions but we retain our copyrights.

Please come to my website and see children's original drawings.
http://www.questions.gr.jp/kato/indexE.html

We're glad to hear from you. Please feel free to mail us.

Tamami Yamato : tamami_y@pop02.odn.ne.jp
Mary Jo Pichette : juliet@ya2.so-net.or.jp
Rene Bouschet : bouschet@mnet.fr
eij : eij@ratio.co.jp
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P.S.
Here is a riddle for Jade. Yes, it's for you.
The answer is in the movie. Try it!

     I'm a cat,
     A pretty little cat.
     I appear here and there.
     Four is for Family.
     Call me, look my true shape.

There are other riddles for all.

     Here's not a cat, nor a dog.
     Hides himself at first.
     But the first is a burst.
     Listen to the second warning
     Before you sigh in the dark.

     E means GOOD in Japanese.
     E is the initial of EIJ and END.
     Eagerly examine the east of Eden.
     Earnestly erase the edge of Elysium.
     E ends up an eternal labyrinth.