この音とまれ！　　１４ アミュー　著 ｱﾐﾕ- 集英社 集英社 :9784088810294

**"The artist who plays dreams, touching the hearts of the world!"**
Manga artist Amu, born in Hokkaido, was also active as a koto musician. Themes from the koto, which she learned from childhood, often appear in her works. Her masterpiece, *Kono Oto Tomare!*, was adapted into a TV anime in 2019.
In 2006, Amu won a runner-up prize in the Ribon Newcomer Manga Award with her debut work, *Ryuseigun*. Afterwards, she was also responsible for the illustrations for the "Rabu Nakibi Hyper" reader page in *Ribon*. In 2010, she changed her pen name to Amu, and in 2012, she began serialization in *Jump Square*.
**Q&A**
Q: What was this person known for?
They made works themed on "Kono Oto Tomare!" that touched the hearts of people worldwide.
Q: What are their famous works?
*Kono Oto Tomare!* is famous. I believe it became well-known because it depicted high school students sharing their dreams and hopes through musical instruments, which resonated with many readers.
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English Summary
**"The artist who plays dreams touches the hearts of the world!"**
Amu, a manga artist, was born in Hokkaido and was also active as a koto musician. Koto themes, which she learned from childhood, often appear in her works. His masterpiece “Stop this sound!” ' was made into a TV anime in 2019.
Amu won a runner-up in the Ribon Newcomer Manga Award in 2006 with his debut work ``Ryuuseigun''. After that, he was also in charge of the illustrations for the readers' page for Ribon, ``Rabu Crybi Hyper''. In 2010, he changed his pen name to Amu, and began serializing it in ``Jump Square'' in 2012.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
I hope to touch the hearts of the world through works with the theme of “Stop this sound!”
Q: What are your famous works?
``Kono Oto Tomare!'' became famous because it depicts high school students sharing their dreams and hopes using musical instruments, and I think it resonated with many readers.
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