#Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

Sous la main #2

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Art by Hiroshi Hayakawa

(via Hiroshi Hayakawa | Beautiful Bizarre artist directory)

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Private investigator Ken Hayakawa wanders Japan solving crimes, but when times call for it (like at least once every episode) he dons a superhero costume concealed inside his guitar and becomes--

--THE MAGNIFICIENT ZUBAT!

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Just started watching this show I'm obsessed with him

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illustration：真鍋博　hiroshi MANABE　 ハヤカワSFシリーズ　1969

Philip K. Dick　「アンドロイドは電気羊の夢を見るか?」:

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

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Hiroshi Miyauchi exclusively plays inexplicable powerful cowboys

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

Model with fish

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Chainsaw Man (Season 1)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023

Chainsaw Man (Season 1, 2022, Japan)

Directors: Ryu Nakayama & Masato Nakazono

Writer: Hiroshi Seko

Mini-review:

The buzz and hype for this anime is insane and all my friends are obsessed with it, so my expectations were so sky-high that I felt like there was no way it could met them. And yet, not only did it meet them, it actually surpassed them in every single way. The story moves at the perfect pace and pretty much all of the characters are unhinged and deranged in the most charming of ways. Also, the world-building feels so refreshing, even though we've had lots of animes about demons in the last few years. But, as good as the material itself is, the thing that I truly need to highlight is the animation and the aesthetic. Pretty much every episode feels like a 20 minute long movie, that's how amazing it is. Everything about it is so cinematic and stunning, seriously. I can't wait for the second season, and it's hard to accept that we probably won't get it until 2024. But if that's what they need to maintain the same quality level, so be it.

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Hiroshi Hayakawa

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Lou Benesch, Loputyn, Petite Doll, Karen Turner, and Win Wallace [2022 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Honourable Mention], all respond to the same 4 questions which delve into their artistic practice.

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Inside this issue: Jon Ching, Adrian Cox, Iness Rychlik, Elizabeth Winnel, Ransom & Mitchell, Dawid Planeta, El Gato Chimney, Tran Nguyen, Daantje Bons, Troy Brooks, Hannah Yata, Mothmeister, Josh Dykgraaf, Reuben Negron, Amahi Mori, Stephanie Rew, Jeff Echevarria, Bill Mayer, Akishi Ueda, Adam Matano, Brian Viveros, Annie Stegg Gerard, Eunpyon, Marcela Bolivar, Lindsey Carr, Ebony Russell, Hannah Flowers, Theodora Capat, Erik Mark Sandberg, Sara Gallagher, Brittany Markert, Adrian Cox, Bill Mayer, Beth Mitchell, Aaron Mcpolin, Nicolas Bruno, Steven Kenny, Allison Reimold, Adam Matano, Hiroshi Hayakawa, Lexi Laine, Hannah Flowers, Ema Shin, Heidi Taillefer.

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Zashikiro Editing Test

Sakichi's mother sells her body to a yakuza and uses the money she gets to buy Sakichi's school bag. On the day of his elementary school entrance ceremony, Sakichi is bullied by the students. When the teacher come, the students lie and say that Sakichi stole something. The teacher believes them and turns away. While the teachers and parents turn a blind eye, Sakichi continues to be bullied. Sakichi's mother notices what is happening and runs over to him, but she is also pelted with stones. She glares at the students and says, "Kuyashii!(悔しい)" The mother takes her bloody son to the clinic, but the doctor turns her away, saying, "We can't treat people who don't have money. That's the rule in Japan." The mother goes to the house of the students who bullied her and protests. She throws a stone at the dining table and says, "I'll do the same to you!" The students' parents call the police. The mother is shot by a police officer.

Drawing, photography, music, sound effects by Hiroshi Harada

Voiced by Chiyo Hayakawa, Koshu, Mako Sakura, Yoko Kofune, Masanori Jinbo, Kazuyoshi Hayashi, others.

1992-2024 Kiryukan