First Edition Complete Set Anime Comics Kenji Miyazawa's Night on the Galactic Railroad by Hiroshi Masumura

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[Details]
First Edition Complete Set: Anime Comics Night on the Galactic Railroad Original by Masumura Hiroshi, Directed by Sugii Gisaburo, HIROSHI MASUMURA, Published by Asahi Sonorama

Vol. 1: First Edition, August 10, 1985, Published by Asahi Sonorama
Vol. 2: First Edition, August 10, 1985, Published by Asahi Sonorama

This is a film comic of the anime Night on the Galactic Railroad featuring Masumura Hiroshi's cat characters. It follows the entire story by paneling movie film and adding speech bubbles. Relive the cinematic emotion in book form! Published in 1985.
A theatrical animated film produced in 1985. Released on July 13 of the same year. Winner of the 40th Mainichi Film Award for Best Animation. Director: Sugii Gisaburo, Original Concept: Masumura Hiroshi

Masumura Hiroshi HIROSHI MASUMURA
Born October 23, 1952, in Yamagata Prefecture. Real name: Hiroshi Masumura. Debuted in 1973 with Kiri ni Musebu Yoru in Weekly Shonen Jump. Began serialization of the Atagoal Monogatari series in 1976. Received the Grand Prize at the 26th Japan Cartoonists Association Award in 1997 and the 11th Kenji Miyazawa Gakkai Ihatov Award in 2001. He has also focused on comic adaptations of Kenji Miyazawa's works, publishing Gauche the Cellist, The Life of Guskou Budori, and Night on the Galactic Railroad. Night on the Galactic Railroad was adapted into a film in 1985.

Sugii Gisaburo
Born in 1940 in Shizuoka Prefecture, an anime director and screenwriter who has been active since the dawn of Japanese anime. He directed Astro Boy and has worked on numerous masterpieces such as Night on the Galactic Railroad, Touch, Aru Aru Yoru ni, and Street Fighter II MOVIE. He debuted as a director of theatrical animation with Jack and the Beanstalk and has received many awards.

Kenji Miyazawa
Eldest son of a wealthy merchant. A follower of the Nichiren sect. Taught at Hanamaki Agricultural School for five years starting in 1921. Through his interactions with his students, he learned about the reality of farmers in Iwate Prefecture, established the Rasuchijin Association, and worked tirelessly to improve the lives of farmers by providing agricultural guidance and holding record concerts. During his last five years, he was bedridden and focused on creating and revising his works. The only works published during his lifetime were the poetry collection Spring and Asura and the fairy tale collection Matte o Ukeau Ryori-ten.

[Condition]
Due to age, there is some yellowing, foxing, cover scuffing, and scratches, but overall it is in good condition.