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Number of pages: 79p Size: 31cm Number of books: 1 book.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish. Size: medium.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish. Size: medium.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish. Size: medium.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish. Size: medium.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish.

The Tatsumi Combo by Clam has all of the top features that ice anglers want in a premium ice fishing combo that normally costs hundreds more. We packed as many features into this rod and reel as we could, like a 5 plus 1 bearing system that provides incredibly smooth operation paired with an ultra sensitive carbon blank rod that features a skeletal reel seat for extra sensitivity and so much more. The Tatsumi Combo will provide unmatched sensitivity and feel to help you catch more fish.

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When he set off for the Capital, all Tatsumi wanted was a way to make money. Instead, he finds himself rescued from a fate worse than death by a group of assassins known as Night Raid, and thrust into the middle of a bloody revolution. On the one side: Prime Minister Honest, his secret police, elite squad of assassins, and the armies of the Empire. On the other: Night Raid and a handful of rebels desperate to overthrow the brutal regime of Honest's puppet emperor. Leveling the playing field: the

The epic autobiography of a manga masterAcclaimed for his visionary short-story collections The Push Man and Other Stories, Abandon the Old in Tokyo, and Good-Bye―originally created nearly forty years ago, but just as resonant now as ever―the legendary Japanese cartoonist Yoshihiro Tatsumi has come to be recognized in North America as a precursor of today's graphic novel movement. A Drifting Life is his monumental memoir eleven years in the making, beginning with his experiences as a child in Osaka, growing up as part of a country burdened by the shadows of World War II.Spanning fifteen years from August 1945 to June 1960, Tatsumi's stand-in protagonist, Hiroshi, faces his father's financial burdens and his parents' failing marriage, his jealous brother's deteriorating health, and the innumerable pitfalls that await him in the competitive manga market of mid-twentieth-century Japan. He dreams of following in the considerable footsteps of his idol, the manga artist Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy, Apollo's Song, Ode to Kirihito, Buddha)―with whom Tatsumi eventually became a peer and, at times, a stylistic rival. As with his short-story collection, A Drifting Life is designed by Adrian Tomine.

A NEW COLECTION OF STORIES FROM THE FOREFATHER OF THE JAPANESE LITERARY COMICS MOVEMENTIn Fallen Words, Yoshihiro Tatsumi takes up the oral tradition of rakugo and breathes new life into it by shifting the format from spoken word to manga. Each of the eight stories in the collection is lifted from the Edo-era Japanese storytelling form. As Tatsumi notes in the afterword, the world of rakugo, filled with mystery, emotion, revenge, hope, and, of course, love, overlaps perfectly with the world of Gekiga that he has spent the better part of his life developing. These slice-of-life stories resonate with modern readers thanks to their comedic elements and familiarity with human idiosyncrasies. In one, a father finds his son too bookish and arranges for two workers to take the young man to a brothel on the pretext of visiting a new shrine. In another particularly beloved rakugo tale, a married man falls in love with a prostitute. When his wife finds out, she is enraged and sets a curse on the other woman. The prostitute responds by cursing the wife, and the two escalate in a spiral of voodoo doll cursing. Soon both are dead, but even death can't extinguish their jealousy. Tatsumi's love of wordplay shines through in the telling of these whimsical stories, and yet he still offers timeless insight into human nature.

An undisputed masterwork among Japanese photobooks, Eikoh Hosoe and Tatsumi Hijikata's "Kamaitachi" was originally released in 1969 as a limited edition of 1,000 copies. Hosoe, the renowned photographer, and Hijikata, the founder of ankoku butoh dance, had visited a farming village in northern Japan, where Hijikata improvised a performance inspired by the legend of a weasel-like demon named Kamaitachi. As Hosoe photographed Hijikata's spontaneous interactions with the landscape and with the people they encountered, the two artists together enacted an intense investigation of tradition and an exploration, both personal and symbolic, of contemporary convulsions in Japanese society. In 2005, Aperture published a limited-edition facsimile in homage to the original, in close consultation with the artist; now, they have made this enchanting body of work available in its first ever affordable trade edition, which was painstakingly reworked by renowned graphic artist Ikko Tanaka--the designer of the original volume--shortly before his death. His reinterpretation of this classic book object, which is truly a paragon of Japanese bookmaking, includes as a special bonus four never-before-published images from the classic Kamaitachi series. Eikoh Hosoe was born in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan, in 1933. He is an integral part of the history of modern Japanese photography, and remains a driving force not only for his own work, but also for his efforts as a teacher and ambassador, fostering artistic exchange between Japan and the outside world. Hosoe lives in Tokyo and is represented by Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York.

When Hijikata Tatsumi's "Ankoku Butō" appeared in 1959, it revolutionized not only Japanese dance but also the concept of performance art worldwide. It has however proved notoriously difficult to define or tie down. Mikami Kayo was a disciple of Hijikata for three years. In "The Body as a Vessel", which is partly based on her graduate and doctoral theses, she combines the insights from these years with earlier notes from other butō dancers to decode the ideas and processes behind Hijikata's novel form of theatre. This book is the first full translation of Mikami's work, and also includes fresh material not published in the Japanese edition, as well as numerous photographs, many in full colour.

A NEW COLECTION OF STORIES FROM THE FOREFATHER OF THE JAPANESE LITERARY COMICS MOVEMENTIn Fallen Words, Yoshihiro Tatsumi takes up the oral tradition of rakugo and breathes new life into it by shifting the format from spoken word to manga. Each of the eight stories in the collection is lifted from the Edo-era Japanese storytelling form. As Tatsumi notes in the afterword, the world of rakugo, filled with mystery, emotion, revenge, hope, and, of course, love, overlaps perfectly with the world of Gekiga that he has spent the better part of his life developing. These slice-of-life stories resonate with modern readers thanks to their comedic elements and familiarity with human idiosyncrasies. In one, a father finds his son too bookish and arranges for two workers to take the young man to a brothel on the pretext of visiting a new shrine. In another particularly beloved rakugo tale, a married man falls in love with a prostitute. When his wife finds out, she is enraged and sets a curse on the other woman. The prostitute responds by cursing the wife, and the two escalate in a spiral of voodoo doll cursing. Soon both are dead, but even death can't extinguish their jealousy. Tatsumi's love of wordplay shines through in the telling of these whimsical stories, and yet he still offers timeless insight into human nature.

When Hijikata Tatsumi's "Ankoku Butō" appeared in 1959, it revolutionized not only Japanese dance but also the concept of performance art worldwide. It has however proved notoriously difficult to define or tie down. Mikami Kayo was a disciple of Hijikata for three years. In "The Body as a Vessel", which is partly based on her graduate and doctoral theses, she combines the insights from these years with earlier notes from other butō dancers to decode the ideas and processes behind Hijikata's novel form of theatre. This book is the first full translation of Mikami's work, and also includes fresh material not published in the Japanese edition, as well as numerous photographs, many in full colour.