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2024/2/1 - 2024/2/25 / 長崎市 / Other
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Kon Shimizu Exhibition Hall （ Teahouse in Nagasaki City ）
A cartoonist ・ from Nagasaki City, Kon Shimizu was active before and after World War II.
He belonged to the New Cartoonist Group （ and later to the Cartoon Group ） and engaged in a wide range of activities, including political cartoons, portraits, children's cartoons, interview cartoons, portraits, bookbinding, and stage design. In particular, his kappa manga, which became so famous that it was dubbed "Kon Kappa," is said to have rewritten the image of kappa, which had been strongly associated with yokai (monsters). This term, we will exhibit original political cartoons and kappa cartoons, which are representative of Kon Shimizu's drawings, from the collection of the Kon Shimizu Exhibition Hall. Please take your time and enjoy the Japanese-style room.
He belonged to the New Cartoonist Group （ and later to the Cartoon Group ） and engaged in a wide range of activities, including political cartoons, portraits, children's cartoons, interview cartoons, portraits, bookbinding, and stage design. In particular, his kappa manga, which became so famous that it was dubbed "Kon Kappa," is said to have rewritten the image of kappa, which had been strongly associated with yokai (monsters).
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- https://www.city.nagasaki.lg.jp/kanko/820000/828000/p023993.html
- [Registrant]長崎市
- [Language]日本語
- Posted : 2023/12/01
- Published : 2023/12/01
- Changed : 2023/12/01
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He belonged to the New Cartoonist Group （ and later to the Cartoon Group ） and engaged in a wide range of activities, including political cartoons, portraits, children's cartoons, interview cartoons, portraits, bookbinding, and stage design. In particular, his kappa manga, which became so famous that it was dubbed "Kon Kappa," is said to have rewritten the image of kappa, which had been strongly associated with yokai (monsters).