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Japan’s Manga Magazines: From the Late Edo Period to the Postwar Era
The Koichi Yumoto Collection
 Original text before translation
Japan’s Manga Magazines: From the Late Edo to the Postwar Period
YUMOTO Koichi Collection
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JAN:9784756261939
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JAN:9784756261939
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Size: 10.1 × 7.2" / 257 × 182 mm
Pages: 224 pp. (Full Color) Binding: Paperback Language: Japanese/English Bilingual ISBN: 978-4-7562-6193-9 Author: Koichi Yumoto |
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Country of manufacture: Printed in Japan
Material / component: paper
Year of manufacture: 2026
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Description
| From “Ponchi (Punch)” to the dawn of modern manga—the evolution of Japanese manga culture, shaped by satire and humor. Japanese manga magazines, which began as vehicles for political satire, evolved into a form of mass culture under the influence of “Ponchi (Punch)” culture and the pioneering efforts of artists such as Ippei Okamoto. Through numerous illustrations and items from a rare collection, this book traces the lineage of manga magazines, from the era of speech suppression up to modern manga. *Table of Contents Chapter 1 Manga Magazines of the Meiji Era (1868–1912) Chapter 2 Manga Magazines of the Taishō Era (1912–1926) Chapter 3 Manga Magazines of the Early-to-Mid Shōwa Era (from Wartime to Independence, 1926–1950s) [Author Profile] Koichi Yumoto was born in 1950. He continues to collect manga magazines while researching and studying manga from the perspectives of both the history of the medium and its value as a documentary record. His books include *Edo mangabon no sekai* (“The World of Edo Manga Magazines”), published by Nichigai Associates, and *Fuushi manga de Nihon kindai-shi ga wakaru hon* (“A Book That Explains Modern Japanese History Through Satirical Cartoons”) published by Soshisha. Yumoto is active as a researcher and collector of yokai, and his recent publications include “Yokai and a Mythical Menagerie: A Pictorial Treasury from the Yumoto Koichi Collection,” published by PIE International. |
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Japanese manga magazines, which began as vehicles for political satire, evolved into a form of mass culture under the influence of “Ponchi (Punch)” culture and the pioneering efforts of artists such as Ippei Okamoto. Through numerous illustrations and items from a rare collection, this book traces the lineage of manga magazines, from the era of speech suppression up to modern manga.
*Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Manga Magazines of the Meiji Era (1868–1912)
Chapter 2 Manga Magazines of the Taishō Era (1912–1926)
Chapter 3 Manga Magazines of the Early-to-Mid Shōwa Era (from Wartime to Independence, 1926–1950s)
[Author Profile]
Koichi Yumoto was born in 1950. He continues to collect manga magazines while researching and studying manga from the perspectives of both the history of the medium and its value as a documentary record. His books include *Edo mangabon no sekai* (“The World of Edo Manga Magazines”), published by Nichigai Associates, and *Fuushi manga de Nihon kindai-shi ga wakaru hon* (“A Book That Explains Modern Japanese History Through Satirical Cartoons”) published by Soshisha. Yumoto is active as a researcher and collector of yokai, and his recent publications include “Yokai and a Mythical Menagerie: A Pictorial Treasury from the Yumoto Koichi Collection,” published by PIE International.