Takeuchi Tsunayoshi

Juro Wakakusa, a 6-dan boy known as Judo-kun, wins the World Judo Championships. On his way home from the celebration, he is attacked by mysterious men, but it turns out to be an attempt by a high-ranking Indian official who wants him to come to India as a judo teacher. Later, when Juro arrives in India with his younger sister Emi, and are targeted by a secret society that aims to kill Poda, a high-ranking Indian official. Juro and his friends are in danger in a foreign country!?

Watch the masked detective hero Condor King!! A huge action story drawn by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi of "Akadou Suzunosuke'' and "Shonen Jet''! \[Synopsis] World-renowned biologist Dr. Batter has been kidnapped! The elusive ally of justice, Condor King, investigates the incident with young reporter Hiro and silly cameraman Ishi-san. They chase, but are thwarted by the monster Groo... (Monster Glo Volume) \[Explanation] "Condor King'', which began serialization in Kodansha's "Bokura'' in 1961, is a detective adventure work by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi. At that time, Tsunayoshi Takeuchi had written "Akadou Suzunosuke'' after Eiichi Fukui's death, and had also serialized \`\`Shonen Jet,'' which was made into a drama, and had become a popular manga artist. This work attracted attention for its design of the Condor King, who fights with cards as a weapon in a black hat, yellow mask, and stylish suit, as well as for its classic detective action story. This time, we will record all episodes and short stories published in "Bokura". I want you to think about the success of a "hero in disguise'' on a par with \`\`Moonlight Mask'' or "Phantom Detective.''

A full-fledged Western action film drawn by the author of the classic period drama "Akadou Suzunosuke''! The adventures of the boy gunfighter Sabu begin in the smoke-filled American West! \[Synopsis] Sabu, a young boy whose parents were killed by a thug with a mustache, goes on a journey to avenge his death and find his real mother! What awaits Sabu wherever he goes on his journey...? \[Commentary] "Hirabaruji Sub'', which began serialization in Shonen Gahosha's "Shonen Gaho'' in 1961, is a western drama by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi. This is one of the works that was serialized around the time when he was active in many magazines as a popular manga artist after the blockbuster success of "Akado Suzunosuke'' (at the same time, he also wrote "Shonen Jet'' and "Condor King''). It is serialized). Western movies such as "Rawhide'' and "Laramie Ranch'' were big hits in Japan at the time, and manga were also accepted as a popular genre among young boys. Also, in this work, you will definitely feel the taste of an old period drama as the main character Sabu meets various people and grows as he continues his journey to take revenge ! Complete story recording. This is the first time it has been published in book form. We hope you enjoy this classic Western drama that is typical of boys' manga.

Sometimes he's a one-eyed ruffian, other times he's a jeweler. But the reality is... Shonen G-Men, Ichiro Hanaoka! A young boy receives a special mission from the Metropolitan Police Department and solves cases using his special skill, judo and shooting! \[Commentary] A mysterious incident occurs in which an ancient Egyptian mummy comes back to life during a disassembly experiment, and the doctor in charge goes missing! Boy G-man Ichiro Hanaoka is dispatched! ! The 1950s. Following the huge success of works such as "Billy Pack'' and "Maboroshi Detective,'' new detective adventure manga were created one after another in manga magazines for boys. "Shonen G-Men'' is a boy detective manga drawn by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi, whose representative work is "Akadou Suzunosuke,'' which was published in Kobunsha's 'Shonen'' magazine from April 1960 during this time. Ichiro, a young boy who receives a special mission from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, drives around in a car while still being a child and goes on a rampage, firing a pistol all over the place, but the highlight is Ichiro's brilliant disguise scene, which is thought to have been influenced by the "Tarao Bannai'' series. right. This unique ability to deceive both friend and foe adds depth to the story, and sets it apart from other detective manga. This book includes all of the serials in the "Shonen'' magazine as well as the full-scale thriller short story "Birdman of Hell.''

A mysterious incident occurs!! A detective work that is completely different from "Condor King"! A juvenile crime reporter looking for special news encounters a number of mysterious incidents...! He sets out to solve the cases out of his innate sense of justice!? \[Synopsis] Akira, a young newspaper reporter from the Meiro Times, makes night rounds in search of special news... Starting with the murder case for which he was the first person to discover the crime, second and third cases occur. Will he be able to figure out the identity of the criminal and turn the secret into a real thing? (From episode 1, "Night Glowing Eyes") \[Commentary] " "Tokyo Patrol" was serialized in Akita Shoten's "Bokkenou" in 1959. is a boy detective work written by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi. This work often depicts the role of police, self-defense, and other forces when fighting against monsters and mysterious organizations. By making a life-sized boy the main character, his story is completely devoid of heroes. Although the two have in common that the main character is a newspaper reporter, it can be said to be a symmetrical work to "The Condor King''. Take a look at Takeuchi's world, which is a little different from detective action works!

A Dutch scholar, Arashi Gensai, tells his sons, Tobitarou and Ryutaro, that he has invented a new explosive that will be useful for peace. However, a group of people looking to get the new explosive sets fire to the mansion, kidnaps Gensai, and flees. Ryutaro mistakenly believes that his brother Tobitarou has been killed by a mysterious group, and resolves to train in the art of the sword in order to rescue his father, Gensai. However, a year has passed and no trace of his father has been found...

Due to a rebellion by Kurohara Genma, the evil chief retainer of Mikazuki Castle, the castle lord, Chiemori, and his men are driven out of the castle and killed, leaving only his wife and two children behind. Luckily, his wife and children escaped, but they are no longer known, along with Mikazuki's helmet... Thirteen years later, a boy appears at a tournament in front of the lord of Mikazuki Castle, and it is none other than Mikazuki Shinpei, who has come to avenge his father, Chiemori. Will Shinpei be able to avenge his father and reclaim Mikazuki Castle?

When young Yataro comes up with a new technique for jujutsu, his teacher, Takayama Tosai, gives him the name "Tatsumaki Nage" (Tornado Throw). However, Tosai is defeated by Akuta Gozo, whom he had expelled from the school ten years earlier, using a karate technique called "One-Year Killer"... Yataro corners Akuta in an outdoor match in an attempt to avenge his teacher, but judoka Yano Shojiro appears before him and persuades Yataro, who is on the verge of going astray. He then teaches him a new type of judo that is different from jujutsu, but Yataro is expelled from the school after fighting Akuta...

The Tokugawa eastern army won the decisive Battle of Sekigahara. However, the father of farmer Daisuke was mistaken for a Toyotomi remnant and killed by Arashida Shujinmasa. Daisuke vowed to avenge his father's death, but when he met Shujinmasa by chance, he was not taken seriously and was knocked unconscious by a horse's hoof. Rescued by Yagyu Munenori, Daisuke enrolled at the Yagyu Dojo and honed his sword skills, but... will Daisuke be able to avenge his father's death?

Tatsuno Makiji, a middle school boy known as Tatsumaki, has named the judo technique he invented "electric throw." However, his dojo teacher tells him that judo is about training the body, honing the mind, and protecting oneself. He is told that electric throws, which are simply used to knock people down, should never be used again... Then, Tatsumaki hears that he can study at a middle school in Tokyo. What awaits Tatsumaki in Tokyo?

Yokoguruma, a sumo wrestler, plans to make money by taking on the strong boy Komanosuke as his apprentice, but is instead thrown to the ground by Komanosuke, resulting in great humiliation. Still angry, Yokoguruma teams up with Ijino Waruzou and attacks Komanosuke. Fortunately, Hanakishiki appears and saves Komanosuke, but when he finds out that his father has collapsed and will need 50 ryo to be hospitalized, he decides to enter a Hanazumo tournament in the hopes of winning the prize money...

A mysterious old man stops Paris-chan, the director of the Girls' Detective Agency, and entrusts her with an ancient ring that is being targeted by a phantom thief known as the Jewel Demon. However, when Paris-chan is left alone, the Jewel Demon appears and attacks her, trying to steal the ring by force! Paris-chan is saved by a boy named Prince Kari, and together with her fellow Girls' Detective Agency colleagues, they try to capture the Jewel Demon, but...

Two boys, Tenhei and Aranojo, are practicing Kuruma-ryu Jujutsu in Hiyodori Valley, Kiso Mountains, Tenryo. However, the two masters are defeated by the viper Gentaro, a user of Tang Kenpo, and the Yokoyari Danjo of Maniwa Nen-ryu, released by an evil magistrate aiming for gold bullion. On the verge of his death, his master entrusts the Ten no Maki, the secret book of Kuruma-ryu Jujutsu, to Tenhei and the Earth Maki to Aranojo, and orders a match to be held in three years and the winner to succeed him.

This is a reprint of a masterpiece manga representing the Showa era, featuring a young detective who was serialized in the monthly magazine "Bokura" for three years starting in 1959. Ken Kitamura, also known as Jet, rides a motorcycle wearing a white muffler and fights against bad guys with his dog Shane at his side. Jet's special weapon is Miracle Voice, which defeats enemies with a special shout. It was also made into a TV movie and was a huge hit. A masterpiece manga from the 1950s that is both a boy's detective story and a science fiction story. The book was published from 1956 to 1959, and although some parts have been republished since then, this is the first time it has been reprinted in color. There are essays and explanations at the end of the book.

Young Benkei, an ally of the poor, incurs the wrath of the greedy village headman and is on the verge of being banished from Kumano Village. His troubled father, the old man Ryusai, advises him to send Benkei to Mount Hiei for spiritual training. The young Benkei, now calling himself Musashibo Benkei, sets off for Kumano Village to exact revenge on the barber, but a man resembling a Tengu stands in his way!

Tanisaku throws Edo sumo komusubi Godzillagawa in a grass sumo match, but is ambushed by Godzillagawa and his men and severely injured. His son Tanigoro, seeking revenge for his father's death, becomes a disciple of ozeki Kinryu in Edo and endures rigorous training. His skills are eventually recognized, and he makes his debut in the juryo division. Tanigoro, who was supposed to make a dashing entrance under the name Onimenzan Tanigoro, is once again caught in a trap set by Godzillagawa and his men...

D'Artagnan, a young boy who dreams of becoming a musketeer, heads to Paris with his father's letter of introduction to meet Trebeel, the musketeer captain. However, on the way, a scarred man steals the letter from D'Artagnan, and he ends up meeting Trebeel without it... And then, by chance, D'Artagnan ends up in a duel with the three musketeers, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, who are held in awe by all...!?

Akado Suzunosuke tells the story of Suzunosuke Akado, a young boy who aspires to become the best swordsman in Japan. He joins the Chiba Dōjō, run by Shūsaku Chiba, a renowned Hokushin Ittō-ryū in Edo, where he spends his days training and trying to perfect the Akado Vacuum Slash, a special technique left by his father. Suzunosuke faces a variety of events, including a feud and reconciliation with senior disciple Rainoshin Tatsumaki, and a confrontation with the Kimento, which is plotting to overthrow the Edo Shogunate. However, Suzunosuke is undaunted by any hardships he faces, and he continues to follow his own path.

Deep in the forest, James, a knight of Snowdun, meets a young girl named Ellen who lives on a small island in a lake. She is the daughter of Earl Douglas, who was exiled by the king for a crime he did not commit, and James is the young Scottish king who exiled Earl Douglas. The father and daughter are hidden by Roderick, the leader of the highlands known as the Black Demon. This is a touching story of love between Ellen and the people around her! Also included is Tsunayoshi Takeuchi's magazine debut work, "Burnstable Paper."