#Kazuo Kamimura

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Kazuo Kamimura

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Kazuo Kamimura: 'Ichi Mai e' (2008)

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Kazuo Kamimura's '60センチの女' (60 cm woman) vol.5 cover, 1977

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Meiko Kaji on set of Shurayuki Hime aka Lady Snowblood (1973)

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Kazuo Kamimura

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素肌美人 by Kazuo Kamimura

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作詞入門－阿久式ヒット・ソングの技法　阿久悠 サンポウ・ブックス 16 産報 カバー・デザイン＝伊藤憲治、本文イラストレーション＝上村一夫

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Maria (1971) by Kazuo Kamimura

Vol 1, Ch 2: Disturbed Family (English translation)

Chapter 1 here:

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kazuo kamimura’s maria || 上村一夫の『マリア』

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Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子) and Kenji Sawada (澤田研二) in Cohabitation Era (同棲時代), 1973 as well as some art from the original manga by Kazuo Kamimura (上村 一夫).

Scanned from Shukan Pureiboi (週刊プレイボーイ),  Feb 1973.

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Kazuo Kamimura

上村一夫

[zegalba]

Kazuo Kamimura: 'Ichi Mai e' (2008)

[fujikosouvenir]

Kazuo Kamimura's '60センチの女' (60 cm woman) vol.2 cover, 1977

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Lady Snowblood by Kazuo Koike and Kazuo Kamimura

Set in Japan’s Meiji era of the late 1800s, Syura Yuki cuts a path of bloody vengeance against the people who destroyed her mother’s life…

Sure, I could’ve easily bought digital copies, but there’s a thrill in hunting down these print editions and the satisfaction of completion only a collector knows.

Originally published in Japan in 1972, these 2005 Dark Horse English editions superbly reproduce the manga, keeping the orientation right-to-left and subtitling the sound effects (it’s how all translations should be handled IMO) 🤘🖤

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Meiko Kaji in Shurayuki Hime aka Lady Snowblood (1973)

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Kazuo Kamimura