Kusunoki Shohei Collection Read with Ryoko Yamagishi

Kusunoki Shohei, a fantastic manga artist who depicted the transience of the human world and the joys and sorrows of the common people of Edo, stared his own death in the face and died prematurely. Ryoko Yamagishi, the writer, has carefully selected his immortal masterpieces. Ryoko Yamagishi Ryoko Yamagishi selects and rediscovers the unknown artist who emitted a flash of light on the stage of "Garo". A collection of 12 masterpieces, including some works that are included in this collection for the first time. In a corner of this era, a visionary artist who freshly depicted the transience of the human world and the joys and sorrows of the common people of Edo, and who stared death in the face as it approached, passed away. This is a collection of original masterpieces by the author, who was fascinated by the warmth of his eyes toward the people of the city, and was exposed to his life in the same period. O-sen" "Kaji-mataemon" "Kaji-mataemon" "Oni no koi" etc. Commentary Ryoko Yamagishi Ryoko Yamagishi [Contents] O-sen Kaji-mataemon Kure-rokutsu Kure-rokutsu The lord and the rough taste The big room Oni no koi Fuji blossomed Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha Gose no nagare Gose no nagare Saisetsu ni mauu... Editor's commentary Ryoko Yamagishi

Kusunoki Shohei, a fantastic manga artist who depicted the transience of the human world and the joys and sorrows of the common people of Edo, stared his own death in the face and died prematurely. Ryoko Yamagishi, the writer, has carefully selected his immortal masterpieces. Ryoko Yamagishi Ryoko Yamagishi selects and rediscovers the unknown artist who emitted a flash of light on the stage of "Garo". A collection of 12 masterpieces, including some works that are included in this collection for the first time. In a corner of this era, a visionary artist who freshly depicted the transience of the human world and the joys and sorrows of the common people of Edo, and who stared death in the face as it approached, passed away. This is a collection of original masterpieces by the author, who was fascinated by the warmth of his eyes toward the people of the city, and was exposed to his life in the same period. O-sen" "Kaji-mataemon" "Kaji-mataemon" "Oni no koi" etc. Commentary Ryoko Yamagishi Ryoko Yamagishi [Contents] O-sen Kaji-mataemon Kure-rokutsu Kure-rokutsu The lord and the rough taste The big room Oni no koi Fuji blossomed Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha Gose no nagare Gose no nagare Saisetsu ni mauu... Editor's commentary Ryoko Yamagishi