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for The Bicycle Man by Allen Say

The amazing tricks two American soldiers perform on a borrowed bicycle are a fitting finale for the school sports day festivities in a small village in occupied Japan.


Fear turns to wonder when the two tall strangers don’t want to cause trouble—they just want to ride a bike.


  • A Gentle Introduction to History: Experience a tender moment from post-war Japan, showing a time of change through the eyes of a child.
  • Bridging Cultures: See how two American soldiers and a village full of Japanese children connect through the universal language of laughter and amazing bicycle tricks.
  • From Fear to Friendship: Watch as the children’s initial suspicion of the tall strangers melts away into cheers and applause.
  • An Unforgettable Performance: Marvel as a borrowed bicycle is used for incredible stunts—riding backwards, balancing on one wheel, and seeming to fly through the air!
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