Minamoto Taro

Taro Minamoto, who is well known for his work "Fuunjitachi,'' has created another "Fuunjitachi,'' which depicts episodes related to military commanders and castles during the Sengoku period from a unique historical perspective! Taro Minamoto, known for his historical masterpiece series "Fuunjitachi,'' A collection of short stories on the theme of the Sengoku period that were serialized in "Rekishi Kaido'' and "Comic Ran Twins.'' In addition to the biographical series that spotlights Yoshitsugu Otani, the military commander Ieyasu feared most at the Battle of Sekigahara, this book covers episodes of well-known Sengoku warlords from Saga, Aizu, and Tosa from Taro Minamoto's unique perspective. A new bonus track, "An Infinitely Long Hour...and a Half?'' (8 pages), which describes the first encounter with Osamu Tezuka, is newly included. Also includes an afterword with a new narration. The cover uses an illustration by Ryo Kudo, who is familiar from the cover of \`\`Fuunjitachi''.

What if it's a hidden history book of Japan! ? An astonishing story left behind by Matsuyoshi, a close aide to a great man who changed history! In the early 1940s, Gentaro's grandfather, Matsuyoshi, came to live in his parents' house. All of his belongings were luxurious, and his behavior was full of elegance, making him an ordinary person. No atmosphere. The young Gentaro loved Matsuyoshi so much that he had a reserved seat on his lap. As time passes, what Gentaro hears from his parents after Matsuyoshi's death is an astonishing story!! In the turbulent times of Japan. Who is Matsuyoshi, the person he had a close relationship with...!? A true story essay manga written by Taro Minamoto about his grandfather, Matsuyoshi Urushibara. Although it was serialized in Shonen Gahosha's historical drama manga magazine \`\`Zanki'', the magazine was discontinued before it was published as a book. This work, which was only distributed as a 2-volume doujinshi, has been published as a book by combining volumes 1 and 2!

A manga essay drawn by Taro Minamoto from the historical masterpiece series "Fuunjitachi" is republished for the first time in 10 years!! In the 1950s, when Japanese movies were still active, Minamoto's own experience as an extra in Kyoto and Uzumasa. Episodes such as encounters with actors are told while incorporating historical considerations! The title story, \`\`Challengers,'' and the hidden episodes of Izo Okada, who served as a bodyguard for Kaishu Katsu and John Manjiro, were very popular among history buffs. In addition to works such as "Nihon Kenkaden", this is an expanded and revised edition that also includes works not included in the book "Yataroden" and "Chitdan Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken"!! Contains 12 autobiographical comic essays on topics such as Traveling Westerns,'' Kyoto and the end of the Edo period,'' and \`\`gamer and chivalry,'' as well as his experience playing a role in a historical drama at the Kyoto Uzumasa Film Studio. Minamoto Taro's youth story serialized in "Zanki" magazine and others from 2000 to 2002!

On June 3, 1866, four American warships came rushing toward Japan, aiming to break the door of 300 years of national isolation. The black ship arrives. After receiving this news, Ryoma Sakamoto heads straight for the residence of the Shinagawa Tosa clan!? After the serialization of :Fuunjitachi'', which had been serialized in "Comic Tom'', Ryoma Sakamoto will be featured as the main character in the new magazine ''Comic Tom Plus''. This work has been restarted.

"Fuunjitachi'' depicts the history of Tokugawa Ieyasu who unified Japan at the "Battle of Sekigahara,'' which marked the end of the world. The sequel “Bakumatsu Hen” has finally been published as a book. At the end of the Edo period, when Naosuke Ii became an elder statesman...

In the Yutkaa-kun no Buppou Seminar series: Tenma 3000-nen Shura no Shoutai!! Jinrui Mi~na "Jukkairon"

A great masterpiece where waste begets waste, idiots give birth to idiots, and everything sludges together. The complete version of Taro Minamoto's 80's masterpiece gag "Gokuakuden" is here! A story of the turmoil of a weak yakuza group consisting of only one boss and one henchman. An explosion of slapstick gags that include but aren't limited to: homosexuality, violence, pathos, and no pure love. Please enjoy the eccentric and anarchic gag story that unfolds in super short sentences!

On September 15th, Keicho 5, the first battle that separated the world began between the eastern army, Masanori Fukushima, and the western army, Hideie Ukita.

History is not just the facts listed in textbooks! It's so much fun to look at things from a different angle! Strange and unusual theories about Chikamatsu Monzaemon, Kunisada Tadaharu, Ino Tadataka, and Prince Shotoku. It's sure to leave you hungry! A hilarious historical gag comic.

The school was filled with unprecedented fear...who is Bunta Takakura, a thug teacher who has become the new homeroom teacher in place of the retired Mr. Tsuruta...!? A slapstick gag tale set in a high school that was serialized in the grade student magazine "High School 2nd Course".

A “bancho” and an “assistant” come to Tokyo to take the police officer exam. Both of them got 0 points on the exam, but due to a labor shortage, they were hired as apprentices. A slapstick gag manga about an eccentric police officer who uses a telephone booth as a police box and has no pistol or uniform!

Whether it's erect or not, it's a man's worth. Even if a clumsy man sweats it off and goes through this unpleasant world, tomorrow will surely come. A slightly naughty gag manga serialized in "Heibon Punch" from 1974 to 1982!

Recommended by Shigesato Itoi! This is a reissue of Mr. Minamoto! A comic version of Hugo's famous "Les Misérables" with Mr. Minamoto's gags. From the author's afterword As much as I wanted to make a manga version of "Les Misérables", I didn't want to spoil the story with a digest-like finish. . I wanted to cover as many episodes as possible, and to achieve a level of perfection that has never been seen before, with a full-fledged portrayal of the human group in Les Misérables, neither "Ah, the heartless'' nor "The Story of Cosette.'' Of course, it is a tightly packed paperback with 2,500 pages, so the beautiful episodes spilling out from between my fingers was amazing, and I was left with tears of frustration and a feeling of disgust. (...) I didn't forcefully twist the original work. I moved the surface as I wanted, but I tried to keep the spirit of the original work in mind.

When his father died, his uncle Claudius married his mother and ascended the throne. However, when Hamlet hears from the ghost of his father that he was killed by Claudius's plot, he pretends to be mad and aims to take revenge on him. However, he lost his lover Ophelia, and when he took revenge, he also lost his mother...a mysterious work that expresses the masterpiece "Hamlet", which is unknown to anyone who knows it, with a simple gag. In addition to "Hamlet", it includes "Cyrano de Bergerac", "The Beggar Prince", "Star Wars: Don Quixote", and "The Count of Monte Cristo".

"Shinsengumi" x "Chushingura" A gorgeous double feature of historical dramas! Taro Minamoto attracts attention for his historical masterpiece \`\`Fuunjitachi''. The author's collection of works published in 2003 has been republished as an expanded and revised edition with two new short stories and a new afterword! A unique collection of works that have been adapted into manga from "Shinsengumi" and "Chushingura", historical dramas that all Japanese people know! "Joke Shinsengumi'' is Taro Minamoto's first historical drama manga, "Chushingura Without Honor'' is serialized in "Rekishi Yomihon'' and is an original manga. A controversial work that became a hot topic for its consideration of Chushingura. The playwright Koki Mitani was a big fan of "Joke Shinsengumi", and in 2004 Minamoto Taro was created as a collaboration project with the NHK taiga drama "Shinsengumi!" The conversation with Koki Mitani is also completely reprinted. In addition, "Yoshinobu" and "Chakapon-kun" are included as bonus tracks. Furthermore, a new afterword is included.

Mimi-chan and Chojuuro-chan are a couple, and this story gently depicts their days together, following the changing seasons, sometimes sweet, sometimes bittersweet. This is a beloved classic by Taro Minamoto, known for Fuunji-tachi, which was serialized in Weekly Shoujo Friend. Released by Kodansha in 1973, it captures the beauty and subtle emotions of their relationship.

In a world where feminism has become a militaristic force, the all-male spy organization "Homo Homo Bloc" launches a counter-offensive to the "Les Les Bloc", a highly-funded all-women squadron. Homo Homo 7, the Bloc's leading agent, makes do with the small team, meager budgets, and various pratfalls his organization unintentionally creates as he stops the wild wild efforts of the many Les Les agents (that is, if he can stop falling in love with them first!)