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Shigeru Mizuki

    March 8, 1922 – November 30, 2015

    Shigeru Mizuki was a master of Japanese horror manga, particularly renowned for his captivating stories centered around yōkai, or traditional Japanese spirits and monsters. His extensive fieldwork and membership in The Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology informed his deep understanding of folklore, which he brought to life with a unique artistic vision. Mizuki's narratives explore the intersection of the supernatural and the human condition, making his work a significant contribution to the genre. Beyond his celebrated yōkai tales, he also penned poignant World War II memoirs and biographical works, showcasing a diverse literary talent.

    Kitaro
    Showa 1939-1944
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    Yokai