Nabeta Yoshio

History is a story. Shuueisha Edition: Educational Comics make it fun and easy to understand! A definitive edition complying with the latest educational standards, this is the newest manga for learning history!Content:Volume 1: Orient and Mediterranean Civilizations: Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece Cover Illustration: Hara Yasuhisa Comic: Kikuchi Akio Script: Kondou Takashi Supervision: Takai KeisukeVolume 2: Beginning of Chinese Civilization and the Chinese Empire: Yellow River Civilization to Tang Dynasty Cover Illustration: Asada Hiroyuki Comic: Azuma Sonoko Script: Akagi Takatoshi Supervision: Sugiyama KiyohikoVolume 3: The Glory of the Great Roman Empire: Ancient Rome and Byzantium Cover Illustration: Horikoshi Kouhei Comic: Kondou Takashi Script: Kondou Takashi Supervision: Tanaka HajimeVolume 4: Islamic World and India: Rise and Fall of Dynasties and Religions: Cover Illustration: Morimoto Kozueko Comic: Yoshida Kenji Script: Higashi Taeko, Kazeno Ryouichi, Komae Ryou Supervision: Kouno TaisukeVolume 5: Development of Christianity and Europe: Medieval Europe Cover Illustration: Tabata Yuuki Comic: Kondou Takashi Script: Kondou Takashi Supervision: Katou MakotoVolume 6: Mongols and East Asia: Song dynasty to early Qing dynasty and Korea Cover Illustration: Kuramochi Fusako Comic: Aoki Tetsuo Script: Komae Ryou Supervision: Sugiyama KiyohikoVolume 7: Renaissance and Reformation: Modern Europe Cover Illustration: Demizu Posuka Comic: Noma Yotarou Script: Ikuta Tadashi Supervision: Kimizuka NaotakaVolume 8: European Sovereign States: Absolute Monarchy and Enlightenment Despotism Cover Illustration: Sakisaka Io Comic: Ootsuki Belluno Script: Ikuta Tadashi, Ishikawa Kenji Supervision: Kimizuka NaotakaVolume 9: Industrial Revolution and American Independence: Beginning of Capitalism Cover Illustration: Miyoshi Hikaru Comic: Yasaka Takanori Script: Wada Natsuko Supervision: Kimizuka NaotakaVolume 10: French Revolution and the road to nation-state: Awakening of freedom, human rights, and independence Cover Illustration: Araki Hirohiko Comic: Toriru (Trill) Script: Takayama Chiaki Supervision: Kimizuka NaotakaVolume 11: Progress of Modernization and Imperialism: Powers and Colonial Expansion Cover Illustration: Matsui Yuusei Comic: Satta Naoto Script: Shibata Yoneo Supervision: Kimizuka NaotakaVolume 12: Opium War and Xinhai Revolution: From Late Qing Dynasty to Republic of China Cover Illustration: Morita Masanori Comic: Usui Tomomi Script: Komae Ryou Supervision: Sugiyama KiyohikoVolume 13: WWI and Russian Revolution: From Total War to International Cooperation Cover Illustration: Noda Satoru Comic: Takeda Shuuji Script: Shibata Yoneo Supervision: Ookubo AkiraVolume 14: Mass Political Participation and Great Depression: Prosperity and Turmoil during Interwar Period Cover Illustration: Sakamoto Shin'ichi Comic: Takeda Shuuji Script: Shibata Yoneo Supervision: Itabashi TakumiVolume 15: WWII and United Nations: Greatest Sacrifice in Human History Cover Illustration: Endou Tatsuya Comic: Juujou Aki Script: Shibata Yoneo Supervision: Miyashita YuuichirouVolume 16: Cold War and East-West Conflict: Two Superpowers and a Third Force Cover Illustration: Sakamoto Shin'ichi Comic: Kagano Mihachi Script: Nabeta Yoshio Supervision: Hosoya YuuichiVolume 17: A Multipolar World: Asia, Europe, Middle East and Africa Cover Illustration: Yamazaki Mari Comic: Sakaki Yuuka Script: Nabeta Yoshio Supervision: Hosoya YuuichiVolume 18: Globalization Progress: 21st Century Challenges Cover Illustration: Demizu Posuka Comic: RICCA Script: Nabeta Yoshio Supervision: Ogawa HiroyukiNote: This is the 3rd edition of Shuueisha Edition: Educational Comic: World History. It is preceded by the 1986 1st edition (16 volumes) and the 2002 2nd edition (20 volumes).Additional Buy Links:Amazon: 18-Volume Set

This manga tells the legacy of Mitsuyo Maeda a Brazilian naturalized as Otávio Maeda, who was a Japanese judōka (judo expert) and prizefighter in no holds barred competitions. He was also known as Count Combat or Conde Koma in Spanish and Portuguese, a nickname he picked up in Spain in 1908. Along with Antônio Soshihiro Satake (another naturalized Brazilian), he pioneered judo in Brazil, the United Kingdom, and other countries. Maeda was fundamental to the development of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, including through his teaching of Carlos Gracie and others of the Gracie family. He was also a promoter of Japanese emigration to Brazil. Maeda won more than 2,000 professional fights in his career. His accomplishments led to him being called the "toughest man who ever lived" and being referred to as the father of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.