Chiba Kiyokazu

Japan shaken by the US military base issue. A long time ago, I lived with hostesses in a bar run by my mother in a rural town with an American military base. 1970, when the Osaka Expo was held. In Otakinohara, Gotemba City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Sean, an American soldier, and I were having a can-kick-off whether or not to go on a date with the hostess Mari. I ended up going on a date with Sean and Mari. I still didn't understand their conversation in English. And for some reason Sean gave me a pendant... Many encounters and farewells intersect in Gotemba in the Showa era! 1970 US military camp graffiti full of heartwarming episodes!

Swimming diving competitions are harsh competitions in which the impact from the water surface can be as much as 1 ton when diving from a height of 10 meters. Mizuha Shiozaki, a transfer student in Class A of Shirasagi High School, is a girl who has won many classical ballet competitions and is called a \`\`genius.'' However, she was unable to keep up with the strict guidance of her mother, who was a world-famous prima donna, and quit ballet in her third year of junior high school due to her resentment towards her mother.She thought she would spend her high school life in a relaxed and fun way, but inside she had a complex that she had run away from ballet and her mother. One day, an argument with Himeko Sawamura, a second-year student who is her childhood friend and unrequited love, causes her to jump off a 10-meter diving board, causing her to lose her temper. Shirasagi High School is the only high school in Tokyo that has a "diving club,'' and Himeko was an athlete who was nicknamed "Ice Princess'' and was even selected as a candidate for Japan's Olympic team. Mizuha climbed onto the diving board but balked at the height due to fear. However, this ignites Mizuha's competitive spirit and she becomes obsessed with diving competitions. A masterpiece sports manga depicting the bright and single-minded appearance of a girl who stakes her youth on diving competitions!

Roppongi at midnight. Kozo Shiraishi and Kaoruko Shiina, photographers for a weekly photo magazine, are staked out in front of a disco to take gossip photos of female celebrities. The two of them followed the car with the celebrity in it, and waited in front of the building behind the prime minister's official residence with a camera in hand. Suddenly, a man dressed in black orders him to get out of the car and show his ID. Shiraishi said that if it was the police, they would have to show their ID first, but the man and a large number of subordinates told him never to approach this area again without his name. What the hell is there? What the two explored was a strange number of trains coming out of the prime minister's official residence late at night...!!