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000 yen for his manuscript (more than the starting salary for a junior high school graduate at the time)
He began his career in the late 1950s with the Tokyo Manga Group (Aizu)
Through dōjinshi
Yamakawa’s work retains a distinct visual and narrative identity rooted in illustration
Shinji Nagashima semi-retired from manga in 1986 but remained active in art until his death
Little Miruko #14 | pg.6 | Sōji Yamakawa | 1952 squid game 000 yen for his manuscriptSize : 20. 3 x 25. 3 cm Media : pencil, ink & watercolor on paper Condition : Good to Very Good Little Miruko is a major illustrated work by Soji Yamakawa, created for the girls magazine Shjo Book, a Shueisha publication issued between 1951 and 1963. The adventures of Miruko start in the very first issue of Shojo Book and continue for 14 chapters, 14 consecutive months (until October 1952). Miruko and her family live deep in the dense, wild jungle of
