BOOKS

The List of Publications by ANIDO

This is a chronological list of books and video tapes came out from ANIDO. We also put some which were brought out by other company but ANIDO participated in their production. Unfortunately most in the list have been already sold out. In the future, we will place important articles in FILM 1/24 here, too. So please check it out. If you want to know about a book or a video tape in stock, please go to "Goods and Books" page. Most of them are written in Japanese. Only the books with the notion are written in English.

History of ANIDO's Publication At the beginning we were irregularly publishing"Anime Dayori (Animation Letter)", which were briefly mimeographed matters. As we became more active, we started to issue a longer booklet and change its name to "FILM 1/24". It was at first mimeographed and later simply offset-printed. But all manuscripts were written by hand and pictures were not very clear. We suspended its publication after Vol.12 was appeared in 1974. In 1975, one of our members, Yoko Tomizawa, began to bring out "FILM 1.24"again as a chief editor. From Vol. 8 it became the magazine with printing type and clear pictures. Unfortunately Vol. 32 in 1984 became the last one to be appeared. As well as "FILM 1/24", we started editing "FILM 1/18" which carried the news for ANIDO members. Now it is called "FILM 1/30". We, as gaining the experience of publication, also started publishing animation books, such as "Conan, the Boy in Future", "The Animation Films of the world" planned and edited by Takashi Namiki. We contributed to popularization of animated cartoons by cooperating to publish Laser Discs and books came out from other companied, too. The latest book we have brought out is "Yasugi Mori, Master Animator-His Animated Drawings". We are planning to publish a book every year. Now we are editing "Chuck Amuck", "The animation Films of the World (new edition)" and "Animated People".

(Animation Letter) Volume 1

1968

(Sold out)

Content

• About Noman Mclealen
• Report:Visit to Mr.Sugimoto's Home

Studio News Letter for "Little Norse Prince Valiant"

1968

• We are maiking now "Little Norse Prince Valiant"

FILM1/24(Old version) Vol.1

Sep. 24, 1971 (Sold out)

First Number(Mimeographed) (Sold out)

Content

• Greeting from Yoshio Aiso,the president
• Notice to next our Screening

FILM1/24(Old version) Vol.2

Oct 28,1971 (Sold out)

Content

• 600 people came to our screening!
• Let's go to see "Little Norse Prince Valiant"!

FILM1/24 (Old version) Vol.?

Feb. 16, 1972 (Sold out)

Content

• "Crisis of the Full Length animated Feature Films at Toei Animation Studio" Yoshio Aiso
• "Mumbling about Animation" Yoko Tomizawa
• "Dear All Members of ANIDO"(Cartoon) Nanda Kanda
• "The Record of Screenings"

FILM1/24(Old version) Vol.?

Sep. 22, 1972 (Sold out)

Content

• "Memory of Screenings" Yoko Tomizawa
• "Questionnaire: What animation film would you like to see?"
• "Takashi Namiki, Introducing Others"

FILM1/24(Old version) Vol.10

Dec. 17, 1972 (Sold out)

Content

• "Special Article about Bajaja"
• "Memorundam on Animation" Noboru Fujita

FILM1/24(Old version)No.11

July, 1973 (Sold out)

FILM1/24(Old version)Vol.12

Dec. 17, 1974 (Sold out)

Content

• "After Seeing Animation Festival Japan" Yoko Tomizawa
• "History of Japanese Animation" Goro Sugimoto

FILM1/24(New edition) Vol.1

Oct. 1, 1975

Republished number(Vol.13) (Sold out)

Content

• "National Animation Clubs Conference in Shizuoka ended"
• "Completion of Little Jumbo"

FILM1/24(New edition) Vol.2

Nov. 1, 1975 (Sold out)

Content

• "Special Article about Anbaraya"
• "After Seeing The Fourth Puppet Anime-Show" Hideaki Ishikawa
• "Special Supplement (Illustration) Scary OH Production" Joji Manabe

Drawing:Joji Manabe(Animator)
Mr. Manabe, who was a key animator in OH Production at that time, also drew illustration for the article "Why is film･･･" in FILM 1/24.

Fantoche

Oct. 31, 1975 (Sold out)

The First Printing Typed Animation Journal in Japan (Sold out) We happened to see the French animation magazine "Fantasmagorie" at Annecy Festival, which we joined with Kihachiro Kawamoto, and were inspired to publish "Fantoche". It was introduced as the first animation journal in Japan by media such as Mainichi Newspaper. We sent a manuscript to the press in Nakano at the cost of 720,000 yen. But the experts for printing left the company I think because their business was not going so well.So the manager had to print our manuscript by himself and it turned out to be illegible. Because the stuff could not get along well anymore, Namiki left them after publishing Vol. 1. He then FILM 1/24 into print.
Editor:Takashi Namiki Stuff:Kazuyoshi Hirose, Takashi Sudo, Masaru Kabutoya
Style:A4 44 pages
Publisher:Fantoche Editorial Office(Sold out)

Content

• "Acknowledgment" Takashi Namiki
• "After joining Annecy Festival" Takashi Namiki
• "Why is film･･･?" Goro Sugimoto
• "The Eye Hears, the Ear sees (Japanese translation)"
• "Scenario for Little Prince and the Eogjt-headed Dragon"

FILM1/24 Vol.3

Dec. 1, 1975 (Sold out)

Content

• "The collection of U.P.A."
• "Report from "Puss'N Boots Travels around the World"

FILM1/24 Vol.4

Jan. 1, 1976(Sold out)

Content

• "Report of Screening "The Beginning - the Birth of Animation/Dec 18"
• "Great Animations in '75" Emiko Okada
• "Spcial Article about 'Marco'"

FILM1/24 Vol.5

Feb. 9, 1976 (Sold out)

Content

• "Seeing 35 mm film 'Little Prince and the Eight-headed Dragon'"
• "After Seeing Marco"

FILM1/24 Vol.6

Mar. 1, 1976 (Sold out)

Content

• "Note about Fleischer"
• "Critiques at the time of the first screening 'Mr.Bug Goes To The Town' Hisamistu Noguchi"

FILM1/24 Vol.7

Apr. 12, 1976 (Sold out)

Content

• "Report: The second Screening of 35 mm long film 'Tresure Island'"
• "Last Full Length Animated Feature Films 'Tresure Island'" Yoko Tomizawa
• "After seeing 'Jack and The Witch'"Yoko Tomizawa

FILM1/24 Vol.8

May 19, 1976

*The First Printing Typed Number (Sold out)

Content

• "Mr. Otsuka's Talk; about Lupin, the Third"
• "Hey, I've seen three Jiri.Trnkas" Emiko Okada

FILM1/24 Vol.9

June 1, 1976

(Sold out)

Content

• "Mr. Otsuka's Talk; TV Animation in the U.S. and Japan"
• "Silly Symphony"Emiko Okada
• "See! This is the Legend of Japanese Animation Classics, part-1"

FILM1/24 Vol.10

July 1, 1976

Special:Little Prince and the Eight-headed Dragon (Sold out)

Content

• "Mr. Otsuka's Talk; about the change of the members for full length animated feature films at Toei"
• "After seeing 'Old Mill' again"Emiko Okada

FILM1/24 Vol.11

Aug. 1, 1976

(Sold out)

Content

• "Kihachiro KawamotoVS Taku Furukawa:Talking about festivals in the world"
• "Why is Film･･･?; about the development of colored film and animation film" Goro Sugimoto

FILM1/24 Vol.12

Sep. 1, 1976

Special Article:Fleischer (Sold out)

Content

• "The Fleischers" Nobuo Mochizuki
• "Why is Film･･･?; about the development of colored film and animation film, part 2" Goro Sugimoto
• "After fininshing National Animation Clubs Conference" Takashi Namiki

FILM1/24 Vol.13&14

Mar. 1, 1977

Special article about "Marco"(Sold out)

Content

• "Summary of each story in 'Marco'"Yoko Tomizawa
  
• "Interview/1 Youichi Kotabe and Reiko Okuyama"
  
• "Interview/2 Isao Takahata"
  
• "Interview/3 Hayao Miyazaki"
  
• "Texes Avery"Translation by Nobuo Mochizuki
  

FILM1/24 Vol.15

Apr. 4, 1977

Special Article about NFB-Animation in Canada (Sold out)

Content

• "The Light Fantastick~History of Animation in Canada"
• "Film Makers of NFB"Tomoko Konparu
• "[NFB]and[Animated Films]"Abe rii
• "Field trip to the studio 2~Shin-ei" Banbru Hani
• "Why is film･･･?;Guide for Projecting"Goro Sugimoto

FILM1/24 Vol.16&17

June 10, 1977

Homage to John Hubley (Sold out)

Content

• "My Memory of John Hubley's films"Takuya Mori
• "About John Hubley"Takashi Tomono
• "Hubley Note"Nobuo Mochizuki
• "Report from Toei Animation Studio 1 by Mr. Yasuo Otuka"
• "Fleischer's Films and My Cartoon"Osamu Tezuka
• "Interview with Takamura Mukuo(Special Article about "Marco", Part 4)"

FILM1/24 History of Japanese Animation Films

June 10, 1977

English Version(6/10)
History of Japanese Animation Films (Sold out)

Content

• "JapanesePuppet Animation"
• "Japanese TV Animation"
• "Who's who in Japanese"

FILM1/24 Vol.18

Aug. 10, 1977

Special Article: Annecy'77 (Sold out)

Content

• "The Report of Annecy'77" Gosei Kuromaki
• "Travel Diary in Annecy Festival" Taku Furukawa
• "After Joining Annecy" Taiji Yabushita
• "Field trip to the studio 4~OH Production"Mitsuko Hani

FILM1/24 Vol.19

Oct. 25, 1977

(Sold out)

Content

• "Roots of American Animation, Part 1"
• "Why is film･･･?; Films in old times" Goro Sugimoto
• "Model Animation Notebook-1"Hiroshi Takayama
• "Introducing Independent Films~A Morinaga Ccommercials by Masaaki Mori"

1978

FILM1/24 Vol.20&21

Jan. 20, 1978

Special Article: :Jiri.Trnka (Sold out)

Content

• "Memories of Mr.Jiri.Trnka" Kihachiro Kawamoto
• "How to make Puppet Animation in Czechoslovakia" Kihachiro Kawamoto
• "Welcome to " Emiko Okada
• "Jiri.Trnka,the man and films" Yasushi Watanabe
• "Jiri.Trnka's films and I".Mariko Nakame,.Yoko Tomizawa,etc...
• "Taking about Jiri.Trnka, and other" Emiko Okada
• "Report from Toei Animation Studio 2 by Mr. Norio Hikone"
• "Why is film･･･?;about 3D"Goro Sugimoto
• "Roots of Animation 2/J.R.Bray"Takashi Tomono・Nobuo Mochizuki

FILM1/24 Vol.22

Mar. 20, 1978

Special Article: :"The Hobbit" (Sold out)

Content

• "Congratulations for the completion of The Hobbit(Rankinn/bass)"
• "The New Program, 'CONAN, the Boy in Future'!"
• "Why is film･･･?; Before the film appeared" Goro Sugimoto
• "Roots of Animation 3" Takashi Tomono・Nobuo Mochizuki

FILM1/24 Vol.23&24

Oct. 1, 1978

Special Article: :Kenzou Masaoka (Sold out)

Content

• "Kenzou Masaoka's Step"
• "From Kenzou Masaoka's album"
• "The Spider and the tulip,Mr.Kenzou Masaoka and Me"Yasuji Mori
• "An Interview with Kenzou Masaoka" by Takashi Namiki
• "A Memory of Disney Club Japan"Yasuchi Watanabe
• "Roots of Animation 4"Takashi Tomono・Nobuo Mochizuki

FILM1/24 Vol.25&26

Dec. 30, 1978

Special Article: :Ward.Kimball Visit Japan (Sold out)

Content

• "Only One Question" Emiko Okada
• "Ward.Kimball said･･･"(Sankei Kaikan Hall)
• "Ward.Kimball in Kyoto"Yasuchi Watanabe
• "Seeing Mr. Kimball in the East and West" Takuya Mori
• "One More Viewpoint" Kenzou Masaoka

FILM1/24 Vol.27&28

June 1, 1978

Special to Alexndle Alexeieff (Sold out)

Content

• "Report on making a new animation program 'WHY' at NHK"Mayumi Yoshinari
• "Pin-Screen" Translation by Mayumi Yoshinari
• "About Alexndle Alexeieff" Takashi Tomono
• "Why is film･･･?; At the early time of ANIDO" Goro Sugimoto
• "Research on Toei Animation Films; Conceptual character design sheet of 'Little Norse Prince Valiant'"Yasuo Otuka
• "Let's support the stuff of TV animation program 'Heidi'!"
• "Ward.Kimball returns"Shinichi Suzuki

CONAN, the Boy in Future

1979

Sub Title:FILM1/24 special issue
Editor:Takashi Namiki Publication:Yoko Tomizawa
Style:A4 328 pages
Cooperator:Hayao Miyazaki,Yasuo Otuka,Nizo Ymamoto
Publisher:ANIDO (Sold out)

Interview with main stuff of "CONAN, the Boy in Future

Content

This book was published to introduce the first work which Hayao Miyazaki directed when it was first finished broadcasting. At first we were planning to publish a black and white book. But then we decided to bring out colored one for the first time in ANIDO because we were impressed by Miyazaki's story boards.("CONAN, the Boy in Future" "Panda, Ko-Panda", etc.)

Interview: Hayao Miyazaki,Yasuo otuka,Zyunzo Nakazima,Yasuhiko Tan(NHK),Keiji Hayakawa ,Akira Nakano,Souji Yoshikawa,Yasuji Mori,Hideo Kawachi,Masako Shinohara,Nobuo Tomizawa,Koichi Murata,Syunji Saida,Kazuhide Tomonaga,Syojyuro Kasahara,Yamauchi,Hidenori Oshima,Nobuyuki Kitajima,Nizo Yamamoto,Shohei Kawamoto,jyunzi,Michiyo Yasuda,Shin-Ichiro Ikebe,Katsuji Misawa, Shigeharu Shiba
(Voices)Noriko Ohara,Rihoko Yoshida,Masato Yamanonouchi,Iemasa Kayumi,Mieko Nobusawa,Kazuyo Aoki,Ichiro Nagai

In the end of the book, Mr. Miyazaki objected against Nihon Animation Company for editing the program to show in theaters without permission.That is why the company complained us.

Taiyoutou1/24

1979

Sub Title:Crazy Fan Magazine for "Conan"
Editor:"Taiyoutou" Editorial Office(Msato Uratani,Yuko Onoda,CHie Uratani)
Publication:Takashi Namiki
Style:A5 90 pages
Publisher:ANIDO (Sold out)

The coterie magazine which parodied "CONAN, the Boy in Future"

This is published to give as a present to only those who subscribed the separate version of FILM1/24, "CONAN". Especially 75-page-long parody animation by Yuko Onoda, "HANAN, the Boy in Future" is great. "CONAN sugoroku" made by Keiko Fukuyama is also included.

FILM1/24 Vol.29

Apr. 30, 1980

(Sold out)

Content

• "The second animator's discussion"
• "House on Fire and Soba's Flower" Emiko Okada
• "After editing 'CONAN, the Boy in Future'" Takashi Namiki

FILM1/24 Vol.30

Nov. 1, 1980

Special Article about "The Castle of Cagliostro" (Sold out)

Content

• The collection of story boards for "The Castle of Cagliostro" (colored)
• "Thinking about Fleischer"Hayao Miyazaki
• "Richard Williams,Reaching--An Interview--"Translator:Kunikazu Sugiura
• "Why is film･･･?; My encounter with animation, part 2" Goro Sugimoto
• "George Dunning passed away" Takashi Tomono

Great Collection of SF Animation

Separated Volume "Kisou Tengai" Vol.11

May 10, 1981

Publication:Kisou Tengai sha

Namiki took a charge in planning all and editing the latter half.

Content

• "SF Animation Now and in the Future/Yasuo Otuka/Yoshiyumi/Kazuhide Tomonaga/Isuke Kaneda /Shinya Sasamitsu" Interviewer:Takashi Namiki
• "The Revolution of Visual Arts; Computer Animation" Mayumi Yoshinari
• "History of Japanese SF Animation" Goro Sugimoto

FILM1/24 Vol.31

April 1, 1981

Special Article:Shinichi Suzuki

Content

• "A Memory of my Studio Otogi-Production" Ryuichi Yokoyama
• "Talking about Shinichi Suzuki/1.Fujio Fujko.F, 2 Fujio.A. Fujiko,,3.Osamu Tezuka,4.Syotaro Ishimori,5.Fujio Alatsuka,6.Hiroshi Jimzenji,7.Hiroo Terada,8.Isuke Nakamura,9.Seiichi Hayashi,10.Takuya Mori,11.Kihachiro Kawamoto,12.Taku Furukawa ,13.Nobuhiro Aihara,14.Takemaru Nagata,15.Shingo Ozaki,16.Kosei Ono,17.Kennichi Yanagihara,18.Teruo Handa,19.Michihiro Machiyama,20.Takashi Namiki
  
• "Tribute to Tex Avery" Takuya Mori
• The collection of story boards for "The Castle of Cagliostro" (colored)2"
• "Discussion" (About "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King")Guest:Hideo Azuma,Nanae Sasaya,Rumiko Takahashi,Moto Hagio,Takashi Namiki
  
• "The List of Shinichi Suzuki's Works"
• "Today's Chinese Animation" Tadahito Moshinaga
• "Thinking about 'Fantastic Planet'" Hayao Miyazaki
• "Why is film･･･?; the difficulty of film collecters, part 2" Goro Sugimoto
• "Autobiography of Max Fleischer" Translator:Yayoi Seki

Fukuya-Magic Book

1981

Sub Title:FILM1/18DELUX-1
Author:Keiko Fukuyama Publication:Takashi Namiki
Editor:Hiroshi Yoshinari,Kumiko Takeyari,Mitsuru Hongo,Tsuromu Iida
Style:B5 100 pages
Publisher:ANIDO (Sold out)

The first book of works by Keiko Fukuyama, who became a popular cartoonist later.

Content

Fukuyama, who was working at a department, became an assistant at ANIDO and was trying to be a major illustrator. Her illustrations were so cute that we decided to put them in the book. This became very popular and we ended up reprinting 7 times. Probably it is the book we sold most.

Sanae Yamamoto, An Autobiography with Animation

1982

Author:Sanae Yamamoto Publication:Kazuko Miyamoto (His daughter)
Editor:Kumiko Takeyari
Style:A5 136 page
Publisher:ANIDO (Sold out)

The autobiography of Sanae Yamamoto,the pioneer in the Japanese animation field

Gekkan Betty(Magazine:The first and the last number)

1982

Author:(Cartoon)Kazuhide Tomonaga,Keiko Fukuyama,Kazuko Yumeno,Jun Ishikawa,Hideo Azuma,Yosuke Takahashi,Aiko Ito,Akimi Yosida,Seika Nakayama,Nanae Sasaya,Katsushi Katukawa,Shinichi Suzuki,Isuke Kaneda,Jyoji Yanase,Nobuyuki Kitajima,Takashi Nakamura,Msako,Hiroshi Hara
(Illustration)Yasuji Mori,Hayao Miyazaki,Noma Sabea,Shunji Saida,Reiko Okuyama,Kazuo Komatubara,Yoichi Kotabe,Taku Furukawa
Editor:Takashi Namiki/Hiroshi Oguchi
Style:A5 336 pages
Publisher:ANIDO (Sold out)

The magazine published only once by famous animators and cartoonist

Content

The half of those who drew cartoons for this magazine are real cartoonists, and the other half were animators. This was a unique idea and it got a lot of attention. Contains colored 29 story boards of "Sherlock Hound". (Drawn by Hayao Miyazaki,Yoshifumi Kondo,Tukasa Tannai,Kazuhide Tomonaga)

Kihachiro Kawamoto/Puppets for "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

1984

Author:Kihachiro Kawamoto Superviser:Shosuke Editor:Takashi Namiki
Style:A4 256 pages with a special case Include some texts written in English.
Cover:Hiroshi Hara Illustration:Masahiro Katayama
Price: 10,000(Tax included) 4-938543-80-X C0072 P10000E
Publisher:Pulp Co. Ltd.
First Published Jan. 26, 1984 Sold Out (Planned to reprint in the beginning of 1996)

The only picture book of "The Romance of the Three Kingdams, which was the puppet animation by NHK.

Content

The photo book of puppet drama by NHK

FILM1/24 Vol.32

July 7, 1984

Special Article:Yuri Norstein(On sale)

Content

• "Interview with Chuck Jones" Nobuo Mochizuki and Takashi Namiki
• "Interview with Yuri Norstein" Isao Takahata
• "Autobiography of J.R.Bray" Translator:Yayoi Seki
• "Mr. ollie Johnston and Mr. Frank Thomas'Lecture Meeting"
• The Round-table Talk on "Momotaro,God's Navy" Mituyo Seo(Directoe),Osamu Tezuka,etc.

What Happened to Joan?

1984

Author:Keiko Fukuyama Editor:Takashi Namiki
Style:A5 134 pages
Price: 880Yen
Publisher:Pulp Co. Ltd.
First Published on Sep. 20, 1984 Sold out

The photograph is on the back of the cover page.

Content

Contains 9 stories, such as "Wonderful Eyes", "The Clock at the Sunset", etc.

Disney Collection/Snow White and Seven Dwarfs

1985

Editor:Takashi Namiki,Junji Kobayashi,Ryohei Takahashi
Writer:Osamu Tezuka, Machiko Satonaka, Takashi Namiki
Style:A4 64 pages 680
Publisher:Koudan sha (Sold out)

The visual book of pictures in "Snow White and Seven Dwarfs"

Content

We developed 35 mm new print for the film "Snow White and Seven Dwarfs". we selected good pictures, put them in order, and add the dialogue.

The Animation Films of the World

1986

Author:Takashi Tomono and Nobuo Mochizuki Supervisor:Takuya Mori Editor:Takashi Namiki
Style:B5 376 pages About 600 pictures all texts written in Japanese.
Cover:Hiroshi Hara Illustration:Mashiro Katayama
Price: 6695(Tax included) ISDN:938543-50-8 C0074
Publisher:Pulp Co. Ltd.

If you love animation films, GOTTA HAVE IT!

Content

The first book in Japan about history of animation.We collected and revised articles in Animage, FILM 1/24, etc.

Tale of Tales/Yuri Norstein

1986

OUT OF SELLING

Sub Title:Animation Animation
Writer:Isao Takahata,Takuya Mori
Designer for Cover and Editor:Takashi Namiki
Production:Pioneer LDC
First Published on Feb. 25, 1986

The first of LD collection!

Namiki helped making this Laser disc collection from the beginning. He advised which film makers and films should be put in LD.

A Midsummer Night's Dream/Jiri.Trnka

1986

OUT OF SELLING

Sub Title:Animation Animation
Writer:Kihachiro Kawamoto
Designer for Cover and Editor:Takashi Namiki
Publisher:Pioneer LDC
First published on Mar. 25, 1986

The second of LD collections!

Brochure "TOKYO'87"

Aug. 27, 1987

TOKYO'87
All texts are written in English.

Content

• "Tribute to Goro Sugimoto" Takashi Namiki
• "The filmography of Makoto Wada" Masahiro Katayama

HAREBUTA, The Animated Movie

1988

Editor/Designer:Takashi Namiki Original Author:Shiro Yadama
Style:A4 120 pages
Price: 1800(Tax included) ISDN:4-265-80060 C8079
Publisher:Iwasaki Shoten SOLD OUT

We put colored pictures developed from 35 new print for "HAREBUTA, the Animated Movie".

Content

We cooperated for the screening of the full length animated feature film, "HAREBUTA, the Animated Movie", which OH Production produced (Directoe:Toshio Hirata,Animation Directoe:Kazuo Komatubara) so we helped making this book, too.

• "On Making This Book"Takashi Namiki

All of My Life for Animation and Cinema

1990

Author:Goro Sugimoto Editor:Takashi Namiki
Style:A6 448 pages
Cover:Masahiro Katayama
Price: 2980(Tax included) ISDN:4-582-28222-9 C0074
Publisher:Heibon sha SOLD OUT

If you like Animation, GOTTA HAVE IT!

Content

The book of Goro Sugimoto, the legendary person who devoted his life to collecting of Animation and Movies. We gathered the articles from "FILM 1/24", "Fantoche", "Gekkan Animatin"etc.
Mr.Tamio Kageyama's Recomendation:As a writer and a novelist, I learned so mach from Mr. Sugimoto's film collection. I could see today's culture and history there.

YASUJI MORI Master Animator- His Animated Drawings

1993

Author: Yasuji Mori Editor:Takashi Namiki
Style:A4 248 pages with special case / Include some texts written in English.
Contributor:Norio Hikone Material Offer:Yusaku Sakamoto,Yasuo Otuka,Isao Tkahata,etc..
Price: 10,000(Tax included) 4-938543-30-3 C0071 P10000E
Publisher:Pulp Co. Ltd.

Art of Animation and ...

Content

In the first half of the book, we introduced illustrations Mr. Mori drew for kids magazine. There are cover pictures from "Manga Shonen", the famous monthly Manga magazine published right after World War II, which inspired many young cartoonists. It also contains pictures from the magazine "Infants and Nursing" and sketches for the play.
In the later half, we put his conceptual sketches for animation films. Especially sketches for TV animation programs are invaluable. There are also snapshots of Mr. Mori and studios.

The Works Contained

Cover="Manga Shonen", "Infants and Nursing"(Syogakkan)
Picture Books="The Strange Bag"(Koudan sha)"Secrets of Magical Black Cat"(Iwasaki Shoten)"World's Colored Pictures Book"(Poplar sha)"Is Hariemon's Medicine Tasty?"(Tokuma Shoten)

Animation Films

Animation="Kitten's Scribbling", "The white Snake Enchantress", "The Adventures of Little Samurai Magic Boy"
Character's Design="Little Prince and the Eight-headed Dragon", "Puss'N Boots", "Little Norse Prince Valiant"Story board="Tresure Island"A Dog in Flanders"
Character's Draft="Heidi", etc.

• "Greeting" by Yasuji Mori
• "About Mori-San" by Norio Hikone

FILM1/30 Vol.1

June 1, 1995

FILM1/30 Vol.2

Jan. 27, 1996

FILM1/30 Vol.３

May. 5, 1996

FILM1/30 Vol.４

Mar. 8, 1997

FILM1/30 Vol.5

June. 1, 1998

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