#杉浦日向子 #風流江戸雀／呑々まんが :9784480438737

**"Edo-period folkloric manga artist who depicted the simplicity of life"**
Hinako Sugiura was a manga artist and essayist who enjoyed immersing herself in historical research, and is known for her vivid depictions of daily life and customs in the Edo and Meiji periods. Her unique artistic style, influenced by ukiyo-e, is famous, and she was known as one of the "Three Garo Girls." Her representative works include "Miss Hokusai" and "100 Tales."
**Genre: Manga, historical research, Edo cultural studies**
* Awards: Japan Cartoonists Association Award for Excellence (1984), Bungeishunju Manga Award (1988)
* Related keywords: Ukiyo-e, Edo customs, historical research
**Q&A**
Q: What did she do?
She vividly depicted the daily life and customs of the Edo and Meiji periods.
Q: What are her famous works?
"Miss Hokusai," "100 Tales."
English Summary
**"Edo style manga artist who depicts the simplicity of life"**
Hinako Sugiura is a manga artist and essayist who likes to be deeply involved in historical research and is known for her works that vividly depict the lifestyle and customs of the Edo and Meiji eras. She is famous for her unique painting style influenced by ukiyo-e, and was nicknamed the "Three Garo Girls." In addition, there are representative works such as ``Crepe Myrtle'' and ``Hyaku Monogatari.''
**Genre: Manga, historical research, Edo culture research**
* Awards: Japan Cartoonists Association Award for Excellence (1984), Bungeishunju Manga Award (1988)
* Related keywords: Ukiyo-e, Edo customs, time history
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
A vivid depiction of the lifestyle and customs of the Edo and Meiji eras.
Q: What are your famous works?
"Crepe Myrtle" and "Hyaku Monogatari."
Wikipedia:Hinako Sugiura