Terada Hiro

"Sportsman Kintaro'' is a monumental baseball manga that was serialized in "Weekly Shonen Sunday'' for five years starting with its first issue in 1959. Kintaro and Momotaro, celebrities from fairy tales, each join the Giants, Nishitetsu, and have a dream showdown with real-life players such as Oh, Nagashima, and Kaneda. The manga's healthy touch, which is a little different from the usual sports genre, was praised and won the first Kodansha Children's Manga Award. (The complete 9-volume version of Shonen Sunday is now on sale from Shosha.) This book will be published in the school year magazine "Elementary School First (Second Grade)" about six years after the series ended in Shonen Sunday. This is the first book that compiles the original works of the same title that were serialized. The story carefully depicts how Kintaro and his friend Kuro-chan, who join the Tokyo Gold, which belongs to a fictional professional baseball league, compete against rival players and American teams. Above all, you can get a glimpse of the author's ideal view of manga through the panel layout and dialogue arranged for school year magazines. Before this work, the same title was serialized for a total of 36 times in the April 1965 issue of "Elementary School Fourth Grader" to "Elementary School Sixth Grader" March 1968 issue, but this is a digest of the works published in Shonen Sunday. Digital version delisted since 2021

Kurami, who had a promising future in the judo world, was defeated by Tanigawa due to a trick by his rival Kumade, and ended up losing his eyesight and amnesia. Kurami trained as a warrior, relying on his only remaining "judo technique,'' and before he knew it, people started calling him "Darkness 5th Dan.''

The spin-off story of the masterpiece "Sportsman Kintaro" has been published for the first time in book form. The fantastic spin-off of "Sportsman Kintaro", which was serialized in the school year magazine and received good reviews, is finally here! This time, Kin-chan is a special cameraman!! He is a photographer for Tokudane Shimbunsha, Mr. Tsuru is sure of his skills, but he's a little flustered. One day, Tsuru-san gets lost while reporting on a snowy mountain and meets Kin-chan, a descendant of Kintaro who lives in a cave with animals. With Kin-chan's help, Tsuru-san returns to Tokyo after successfully completing the interview, but he ends up leaving his precious camera behind in the mountains! Kin-chan heads to Tokyo to deliver the camera, but by an unexpected turn of events, Tsuru-san returns to Tokyo. I'm going to work as his assistant!?The main character, Kin-chan... is a baby who lives with animals. A descendant of Kintaro. Kuro-chan...A bear who works together with Kin-chan. Mr. Tsuru...A famous photographer for Tokudane Shimbun. Editor-in-Chief Kaminari... Although he yells loudly, he is actually a kind-hearted person.

The heart-warming spirit of fair play conveyed by Tera!! The "Uniform Number 0" series began serialization in "Baseball Shonen" in 1956, and has since been published in "Shonen Sunday," "School Magazine," and "Boys Life." This is the author's masterpiece, which has been serialized for nine years, with some changes. The main character is Zero, an ordinary baseball boy, and his daily life with the members of Team Z, to which he belongs, is mainly depicted. This work emphasizes the importance of friendship and teamwork through baseball games, school life, and events in the town. The long-running series and the fact that a continuation was announced even though the magazine was changed shows how much this work captured the hearts of young readers. This book is the first complete recording of all episodes of "Shonen Sunday'', the sequel to "Baseball Boys''.

It's a phone! Is this an incident? In search of a reward, we're on the move!! The fifth installment of Hiroo Terada's complete works is \`\`Wanpaku Reporter,'' which depicts the growth of a boy who dreams of becoming a newspaper reporter! Contains the one-shot "Thriller Baseball Stadium" and "Time-kun" at the same time! Synopsis Shirayuki Ichinomiya joins Tokudane Shimbun with an ambition to become a first-class reporter. He receives the nickname "Wanpaku" from the editor-in-chief and pursues her dream. Take the first step He is a naughty reporter whose only strength is his energy, but he tackles robberies and murders with all his might! During the traditional game between the Giants and the Tigers, the batter died after being hit by a pitch to the head... That night, I heard the sound of a ball being hit from the field where no one was supposed to be ! A full-fledged suspense work where mysteries become mysteries.  Time- kun, the strikeout king and error king, has a hard time getting anyone to join him even though he wants to play his favorite baseball game. Even though he manages to get a team of adults to join him, it doesn't work out because of his serious personality. At that moment, a mysterious gentleman appears...

Tokiwaso's leader "Terra-san"'s complete collection project has started! The first step is to present his masterpiece "Spokin" in the first complete edition (all 9 volumes)!! Recorded at the end of the book That ally talks about “Terra-san” and “Tokiwaso”! Interview with Shinichi Suzuki, also known as “Futarou” \[Synopsis] Kintaro and Momotaro, who live in a fairy village somewhere in Japan, love baseball. They each lead the Yamazaru team and the Kawanagare team in matches, but the match always ends in a draw. So, Kintaro joins the Giants and Momotaro joins the Lions, and they vow to prove themselves on the professional baseball stage. At first, the two are disliked because of their cute appearance, but their superhuman powers are recognized and they finally join the team of their dreams. The famous battle between the great players of yesteryear is revived across time and space! \[Commentary] Who is the manga artist Hiroo Terada? Tera-san, the reliable older brother of Tokiwa-sou, appears in "Manga Michi''. He is a solitary figure who struggled with the current trends in the manga world and ended his career. Both are correct, but there is another answer. He was a person who put his children first and worked hard to write about them. In order to revive that feeling, Manga Shop will regularly publish Tera's works that can no longer be read, starting with this work, "Sportsman Kintaro.'' Terra is a legendary manga artist who contributed to the development of the manga world with Fujiko Fujio A, Fujiko F. Fujio, Shotaro Ishinomori, Fujio Akatsuka, Shinichi Suzuki, etc., but not only old fans but also Terra from "Manga Michi" I would like people who don't know about it to read it without any hesitation. Tera's manga is now a precious manga that everyone can enjoy, that is, it is a "correct manga.'' "Sportsman Kintaro'' is a monumental baseball manga that was serialized for five years, starting with the first issue of "Shonen Sunday,'' which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2009. Kintaro and Momotaro, heroes of fairy tales, join the Giants and Nishitetsu, respectively. It received support for its development of a dream showdown with real players such as Oh, Nagashima, and Kaneda using its superhuman powers, and for its healthy touch, which is a little different from the usual sports genre, and won the first Kodansha Children's Manga Award. This reissue is the first complete edition (all 9 volumes) that includes all 239 episodes serialized in "Shonen Sunday" and 12 one-shot episodes published in a separate volume. It can be said that this work is suitable as the first part of a complete collection.

\[Synopsis] Uretsu Sensei, a young judoka who was once called the Red Demon of the Kodokan, opened the Uretsu Dojo after a long journey of training. His invincible strength and kind-hearted personality soon gained him a reputation in the town, and there is no end to the number of new students at his dojo. Before long, Onihime, a beautiful fifth-dan Kodokan judo student, and her best friend Kurooni, who trained together at Mt. Kurama, gather together under the guidance of Mr. Mouretsu, and the dojo becomes lively every day. However, the disciples of the black belt dojo who were jealous of Mouretsu Sensei attacked Mouretsu Dojo. Although Oni Hime and Kuro Oni's efforts drive them away, it becomes clear that Ao Oni, a powerful member of the Kodokan, is manipulating the Black Belt Dojo in the shadows. What is Ao Oni's goal? And what is the real reason why Mouretsu Sensei opened the dojo? \[Commentary: Haruyuki Nakano] (Excerpts) The main character, Aka Oni Kokomo Retsu Sensei, is an adult, his love with Onihime, a female judoka, and the fact that the two get married and go on a honeymoon in the second part. , a somewhat unusual development for a boys' manga from the 1960s. The main characters of boys' manga were boys, and it was common for them not to fall in love. I think Osamu Tezuka is the only person who has written about love. What's more, Akaoni's Uretsu-style judo is not superman-like. It was explained throughout that Judo is a theoretical form of judo that utilizes the opponent's strength to perform techniques, and the strength was something even children could understand. The name Kodokan is reminiscent of the actual Kodokan, and the Gofune 10th dan, which is thought to be modeled after Kyuzo Mifune, a master who, while a small soldier, developed the technique "air throw'' and achieved the highest rank of 10th dan at the Kodokan. It's good. The dark side of the adult world is also depicted, such as gambling matches with foreign boxers and conflicts with organized crime groups. Ao Oni's despicableness is not that rare in adult society. In the second part, there is also a judo boy who believes that his father, who died of cancer, was thrown to death by a red demon and aspires to take revenge. He might be the run of a beautiful boy with a shadow. Many people seem to think that "Hiroo Terada's manga is a fun and healthy manga for children,'' but in terms of "Mouretsu Sensei,'' it realistically depicts the workings of the world, and I loved it when I borrowed it from a bookstore. Maybe it's because I read it, but I can feel the influence of gekiga. In the world of book rentals, "Kage'' was first published by Hinomaru Bunko in 1956 and became very popular. Although the name "gekiga'' is not yet used, new manga expressions that are different from previous children's manga and depict the dark side of reality and romance, with a young man as the main character, are being explored and attracting attention. It had become. Hiroo Terada must have learned about the new trend in rental manga through his manga artist friend Teruo Tanashita, and must have paid attention to it. While incorporating dramatic techniques, I feel that Terada's true character can be seen in the way he is advocating good and punishing evil for the sake of the children, and we can also get a glimpse of his dilemma.

What if ninjas met baseball!? The exciting ninjutsu baseball manga by Tokiwaso's Terra is republished! Special recording “We were just students at a terakoya school!” Fujiko Fujio (A) 10,000-word interview \[Synopsis] Sasuke Sarutobi, the 15th Koga ninja, decides to leave the mountains and train in ninjutsu in various worlds based on the advice of his master Hakuun Sai. Sasuke visits Tokyo with his partner, the talking parrot "Ketchup", and meets Saizo Kirigakure, a descendant of the Iga ninja who plays for the Giants professional baseball team, and his sister Tsukiko, who learn how to entertain people rather than using ninja techniques to defeat people. I am moved by sports. Eventually, Sasuke joined the Giants, hit a huge home run in his first appearance, and instantly became popular. \[Commentary] This work, which was serialized in Houbunsha's monthly magazine \`\`Baseball Boy'' for 21 times starting from the September 1950 issue, is a work that focuses on entertainment, which is unusual among Terada's many works. The story unfolds with plenty of humor, including a young ninja named Jiraiya targeting Sasuke, and a ninjutsu showdown with his rival, Goemon Ishikawa. However, the scene where the main character, Sasuke, stands on the same field as big stars in the baseball world such as Kawakami, Nagashima, and Kaneda and engages in a serious competition, is a great highlight as it reflects Tera's view of manga that values ​​sportsmanship. You could say that. Now, enjoy this thrilling work that combines tension and relaxation to your heart's content!

Manga is for children! A masterpiece that 100% reflects Tera's view of manga, the first complete edition! Recorded at the end of the book Interview with Jun Kajii, author of "The Age of Tokiwaso: Hiroo Terada's Manga Path" \[Synopsis] Zero-kun, a member of the Shiinoki Town youth baseball team "Z Team,'' was the strikeout king who was always an alternate, but through his dedicated efforts he won the position of regular center fielder and number one batter. Zero-kun suddenly became a popular player, but he joins the team not only in baseball but also in various incidents and problems that occur in the town, along with his kind-hearted younger sister Kimiko-chan who cares for his brother, and the reliable captain Oyama-kun, who adores Zero-kun. Gon-chan will do his best to fight with his good advisors, Nonki-sensei and others! \[Commentary] Hiroo Terada was loved by the nickname "Terra-san" at Tokiwaso, a sacred place for manga artists. The first masterpieces that come to mind are "Sportsman Kintaro'' and this work "Uniform Number 0''. Both are masterpieces that put the readers (children) first. In contrast to "Supokin,'' which has a glamorous setting in which characters from fairy tales play great roles in professional baseball, "Uniform Number 0'' features a baseball boy, "Zero-kun,'' who can be found anywhere, as the main character, and tells the story of his family, friends, and family. This is a daily life manga depicting everyday life at school and in the town. Tera probably thought that there was something that could be conveyed because the protagonist was a familiar character who sometimes made mistakes and failed. The freshness of sportsmanship and the importance of friendship conveyed by Zero-kun and his friends became popular, and the series was serialized in Houbunsha's "Baseball Shonen'' for five years. After the magazine discontinued publication, the serialization continued with changes in magazines such as "Shonen Sunday'' → "School Magazine'' → "Boys Life.'' This book is the first complete edition that includes all the serializations of "Baseball Boy'', which can be said to be the origin of the work. Please enjoy this masterpiece that 100% reflects Tera's view of manga. You should be able to remember how you felt when you were a baseball player.

Kuro-chan, the shadow master who is Shiro-chan's alter ego, is a reliable person who appears when called to help the weak. Today, my husband Shiro-chan and I are working hard to help those in need! Also included is "Gokuro-san,'' in which the main character with outstanding athletic ability unfolds a school drama full of laughter and tears with sportsmanship in mind! A continuation of his masterpieces "Sportsman Kintaro'' and "Uniform Number 0''. Please enjoy the roots of the author, who is full of kindness towards others. This book, "Black and White Monogatari,'' is the serialized debut work of Hiroo Terada, who is known by the nickname Tera-san to manga fans and was a leader of Tokiwa-sou. The magazine in which it appears is Manga Shonen, published by Gakudosha, which Terada himself called his "ideal magazine.'' Terada, who moved to Tokyo in 1953 with the aim of becoming a manga artist, was selected to be featured in the magazine's "Manga Tsuushinbo'' column, which was a gateway to success in the manga world. Two years later, this work was serialized from the April issue of 1955 to the October issue, but due to the bankruptcy of Gakudosha, the November issue was not published, making the work virtually unfinished. The review structure of "Manga Tsuushinbo'' continues even during its serialization, and many manga artists such as Shotaro Ishinomori, Kazuo Umezu, Fujiko Fujio, Shinichi Suzuki, and Fujio Akatsuka have left the company.

This heartwarming work depicts how children who belong to an elementary school youth baseball team deepen their bonds through baseball on a hill with a view of Tokyo Tower. It also depicted the stories of each child at school and at home. Note: the Shotaro Chapters are included in Mr. Black Belt