#アミュー #この音とまれ！２４# 9784088826028 :9784088826028

**"The artist who plays dreams touches the hearts of the world!"**
Manga artist Amu was born in Hokkaido and was also active as a koto musician. Koto themes, 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 received an honorable mention in the Ribon Newcomer Manga Award for her debut work "Ryuseigun". Afterwards, she also illustrated the "Rabu Crybi Hyper" reader's page for Ribon. In 2010, she changed her pen name to Amu, and in 2012, she began serializing her work in "Jump Square".
**Q&A**
Q: What was your contribution?
To touch the hearts of the world with works themed on "Kono Oto Tomare!".
Q: What are your famous works?
"Kono Oto Tomare!". It became famous because it depicted high school students sharing their dreams and hopes through music, and I believe it 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.
Wikipedia: Amu