Reader’s Question:
Why is there such a difference in the perception and values of anime between those born in the Showa era and those born in the Heisei era? I understand that it may be due to the content of the anime that was aired during those times, but it seems
Question from the readers:
I heard that the great star of the Showa era, Ashiya Kogane, passed away at the age of 91. What kind of image do you have of him?
When I heard the news of Ashiya Kogane’s passing at 91, I must admit that I didn’t hold a strong image of him
Questions from Readers:
Is it true that not many people know about this?
When a friend asked me about “Dakko-chan,” I couldn’t help but laugh. The truth is, I also remember seeing the Dakko-chan that my mother had when I was a child. That vinyl doll with its slightly eerie face was truly a mysterious presence in hindsight.
Recently, I had a conversation with friends about Showa music. We mentioned artists like Eikichi Yazawa, Shogo Hamada, and Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, reaffirming that their music is still loved by many today. I personally listened to their songs a lot during my school days, so I got quite passionate about the topic. One friend remarked, “Today’s
Reader’s Question:
Can you tell me about the charismatic artists who thrived during the Showa era? I often hear names like Eikichi Yazawa, Shogo Hamada, and Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, but who are some other artists from that time?
When thinking of artists from the Showa era, names like Eikichi Yazawa, Shogo Hamada, and Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi immediately
Question from readers:
Who do you think are the charismatic figures born in the Showa era? Famous names like Eikichi Yazawa, Keisuke Kuwata, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, and Shogo Hamada often come to mind. Others like Motoharu Sano, Yutaka Ozaki, Kyosuke Himuro, Tomoyasu Hotei, Hiroshi Inaba, Yosui Inoue, Chiharu Matsuyama, and Takuro Yoshida are also mentioned. What do you all think?
Question from the readers:
Who are some charismatic artists born in the Showa era? I think of names like Yazawa Eikichi, Kuwata Keisuke, Nagabuchi Tsuyoshi, and Hamada Shogo, but are there any other famous ones? I’m also curious about Sano Motoharu, Ozaki Yutaka, Himuro Kyosuke, Hotei Tomoyasu, Inaba Koushi, Inoue Yosui, Matsuyama Chiharu, and Yoshida Takuro. Can someone tell me?
Question from readers:
Is Ikushima Hiroshi really known for being fond of women? I would like to know more about that.
While chatting with my friends, the topic came up: “Ikushima Hiroshi is known to be quite fond of women, right?” I, too, admire his conversational skills and unique character, which has sparked my
Reader’s Question:
Is Tadao Hike already deceased?
Hearing stories about Tadao Hike evokes a sense of nostalgia. He passed away in 2015, nearly a decade ago. His life embodied the essence of the Showa era. Born into a wealthy family as the son of a practicing physician, he earned a doctorate from the University
Question from a Reader:
Is Tadao Hike already deceased?
What a nostalgic name. I heard that Tadao Hike passed away in 2015. His way of life was truly unconventional, exuding the essence of the Showa era. Born into a family of doctors and earning a Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo, his background resonates even today.
