Motoyama Kazuki

From the end of the 1970s, it was sold to a number of comic magazines, but perhaps it was too early, or it was too much of a pursuit of historical facts, and it never got the chance to be published. Searching for materials and relics, deciphering ancient documents, going to Korea, searching for Japanese castles that no one has visited before... Even novelists only use printed materials, so it's not what manga artists do. . Korean tigers are extinct, but I hope that through this manga, you can learn that there were quite a few in the Momoyama period. After 40 years, I reorganized and redrawn in color to make it easier to see.

"Mugyu-chan" is a four-panel manga serialized in Miyaobi Publishing's monthly magazine "Touken Shunju". This work is a spin-off work written in color to deepen interest in swords and armor. The final volume Z contains three episodes: "Jidaigeki Aruaru Hen", "UFO Flying Hen", and "Sayonara but Sayonara Jainai Hen". The ferociousness of Kin-chan, the hostess? Omiya-chan Black was the only hero who survived until the very end. All hints of why it is black will be revealed. joining hands

"Bishoujo Kenshi Mugyuu-chan" is a four-panel manga about swords that started in the October 2016 issue (No. 772) of the long-established Touken Shimbun "Touken Shunju" Miyaobi Publishing. I started out with the simple idea that the main characters were Miya and Obi, but the author was a god, and the story developed beyond the realm of silly manga. It has been decided that you will stream it on the internet. Therefore, it is an all-written new work. The first half is monochrome because it was made for newspapers, but the second half is color for the internet. The content is a beautiful girl learning the Yagyu style of comprehensive martial arts? It is our daily life, conflicts and unchiku.

A true story manga story about Tokugawa Ieyasu and his beloved sword. In 2014, the project was discontinued by NHK Publishing, and will be released here for the first time. Miyaobi Publishing will soon release a book by the author titled \`\`Tokugawa Ieyasu's armor and swords'', which covers photographs and embossings of his relics. If you are interested, please check it out at the bookstore.

Hayashi Enri was born as a feudal retainer of the Fukuoka domain at the end of the Edo period. Until then, horse farming and cattle farming had hardly been practiced, so he established a school called Kannosha, raised disciples, and spread them all over Japan. After the war, it replaced the tractor and pioneered modern farming methods. He is known as one of the three great farmers of the Meiji era, and for the first time he has made his life into a manga in an easy-to-understand manner using a huge amount of materials. When Enri was young, he traveled to Edo and Nagasaki to study, and devoted himself to martial arts by knocking on the door of Tarozaemon Egawa in Izu. Therefore, in the Meiji period, people were forced to eat cold rice. In the midst of this, Tosato, who turned to agricultural reform, showed the determination of Samurai Kuroda in his final moments, and his disciples from Fukuoka farmers risked their lives to work for Japan.

"Batten-sensei" is a short manga serialized for three years in "Asahi Chugakusei Weekly" (Asahi Gakusei Shimbun) from April 1998, with a total of 156 episodes. It's a story about a fat novice teacher and students from Kyushu. Since it's a simultaneous work in the final stage of drawing Super Mario for ten years, the character Mario-kun also appears as the characters.

I finally finished Hanbei Takenaka's manga, which was discontinued in 1998. I have introduced anecdotes and materials that are not known in various text books, but I was finally able to summarize them in all three volumes. There are some pages that were inked at the time, and the style is disturbed, but I made it full color, so I think you can enjoy reading it deeply.

Once upon a time, when Bowser the Great was still young, Kamek locked everyone in a picture book. Mario finds out about the evil scheme and immediately finds himself in the picture book... A rare fairy tale, the beginning of "Yoshi's Story", the beginning!!

Based on "Rennyo Shonin Go-eden", it is a manga work that depicts the life of Rennyo Shonin in an easy-to-understand manner. Rennyo (1415-1499) was a monk in the Muromachi period and the founder of Honganji restoration. He is a Jodo Shinshu sect who recites Namo Amida Butsu. Although it is based on historical facts, it also introduces all the legends such as fleshy masks in the Go-eden in a fun way. Since there is not much room on the page, the content is tightly packed. A newly drawn book in 1997

This work is a work that died in a certain magazine around 1997. I took a large frame and reconstructed it so that it can be read on a smartphone in color. This is a story about Kino-chan, who is just weak and cute, warping to a mysterious different world.

Behind the paintings in each room of Mushroom Castle is a scary, painful, and fun 3D world! ! Mario's super adventure begins in search of Princess Peach, who has been imprisoned by Bowser!!

Mario Land, a paradise of peace, has become an evil kingdom after receiving Wario's evil aura! Six gold coins must be collected to restore peace to Marioland. Good luck, Mario!!

It was published in 1987 as a learning manga for Gakken. The life of Shingen Takeda is organized in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-read manner following historical facts. Although it has been reprinted several times, the original version with many color pages is being released. You can also see the characteristics of the author as an armor researcher, such as Kenshin Uesugi wearing "Sambo Kojin no Kabuto".

One of the masterpiece series published by Obunsha in 1985. The original is Takizawa Bakin (1767-1848). Depicts the activities of the Hakkenshi, centering on Shino Inuzuka and Hamaji. The story of this manga is until Tamazusa's vengeful spirit is defeated, but unlike the recent messed up Hakkenden, it follows the original as faithfully as possible. The idea of ​​the famous sword Murasamemaru is unbelievably brilliant in the Edo period, and Hamaji, who admires Shino, is probably the origin of Miyamoto Musashi's Otsu (created by Eiji Yoshikawa).

This work was serialized in Monthly Shonen Jump from March 1984 with all eight episodes. A slapstick comedy about a twin-tailed girl Kirara (a space police from the future) who rides a motorcycle that transforms into a robot, codenamed QQQ, coming to Earth.

Monthly Shonen Jump (Shueisha) December 1983 issue 46 page read-out work. After drawing this, I left Weekly Shonen Magazine. The story of serialization leads to the serialization of "Kirara QQQ" in the same magazine the following year. "Big Shot" serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine was originally a fencing manga, but it was changed to tennis just before, so I'm making use of that interview experience here... I guess? I do not recommend it to those who dislike such style because there are many panchira.

"Gee! A naked girl is falling!" Kiichi Tobe, a boy whose parents are on a long overseas business trip, encounters a naked girl who faints when he passes by a river bank. Kiichi brings her to the apartment to take care of her. From there, they decided to live a life just like newlyweds. The first volume of a masterpiece romantic comedy manga full of dreams for girls in boyhood is now available as an e-book

In 1981, all four episodes were serialized in Kodansha's "Weekly Shonen Magazine". A pioneering work that became the first erotic romantic comedy in the same magazine full of spoilers. While reading one-shots, he overtook the serialization team and took first place in the popular vote, and continued to four episodes. Won the "One-shot Sixth Match Grand Prize" twice, but not included in the book. For the author, in "Weekly Shonen Magazine", Hitomi Fujimoto's first original "Big Shot" and original work "Dokkiri! The one drawn in the middle of "Angel". At the time, it was such an impactful work that there was even talk of serializing it in Monthly Shonen Magazine.

Two lightly erotic comics from the 1980s. A dead version of Kirara QQQ. One of the prototypes I had made for this title remained, so please take a look.

It will be Motoyama Kazuki's debut work in a boys' magazine. From April 1979, three works continued as a one-shot series in Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha). I drew it when I was told to make a work like the boy version "Futen no Tora-san". These days we see a lot of long titles, but at the time it was rare and the deputy editor-in-chief liked it. It would have continued more if there was no transfer to Shonen Magazine (Kodansha). "Decisive Maru" is a coined word that was used by Motoka Murakami, the wife of senior high school student (she likes "Futen no Tora-san"), when she was in college. It's a pity that another work I drew for the weekly serialization, "Enter! Yamato Spirits", was published all at once in a special edition, so I had to write it as "The Greatest Hope of the 80's", but it was moved to another magazine. disappointing!

In 1978, this work won an honorable mention at the Weekly Shonen Jump Monthly Manga Award. It is thanks to the fact that the jury member at that time was Mr. Hiroshi Motomiya (the style is similar).

A collection of works by Kazuki Motoyama when he was a shoujo manga artist (separate volume Margaret + Deluxe Margaret + Buke = Shueisha). Produced and released from 1976 to 1978, not included in the book. There is no love story, and if anything, it is a work of a man's point of view. At the time, Bessatsu Margaret was the best-selling shoujo manga, and its policy of discovering newcomers and making them their main force was ahead of Weekly Shonen Jump. The author later drew all 43 volumes of Super Mario for boys' magazines, and his sense of comedy was forged during this period. Each series of "Mini Mini Mini-chan", "Ambiguous Mii-chan" and "Futagokko Yai". “Nama-chan no Koibito” and “Who is Hanamuko? ]

Published on January 20, 1979 in the special issue of Weekly Shonen Jump. The planned serialization in this magazine was shortened to 90 pages and published at once.