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The Shogakukan Manga Award (小学館漫画賞, Shōgakukan Mangashō) is one of Japan's major manga awards, sponsored by Shogakukan Publishing. It has been awarded annually for serialized manga since 1955 and features candidates from a number of publishers. Each winning work will be honored with a bronze statuette and a prize of 1 million yen (about US$9,000). Special awards are also occasionally given out for outstanding work, lifetime achievement, and so forth.

(Source: Wikipedia)

the tokiwa-sou (トキワ荘), or tokiwa manor, was a tokyo apartment complex where an incredibly influential group of mangaka lived from the early 1950's through the early 1960's. of course, the biggest name associated with the tokiwa-sou was the "god of manga" osamu tezuka, who lived in the building from 1953-1954. however, during that period the approximate dozen of influential mangaka living there established the building as a social hub for a broader group of the medium's greatest creators at that time.

this list will include both known (or at least supposed) residents of tokiwa-sou and their mangaka friends who often visited. this list will be based on armchair-level research, so please DO NOT CONSIDER THIS A DEFINITIVE RESOURCE. that said, if anyone has any missing information, i would very much appreciate that you contact me with information on those artists' relationship to the tokiwa-sou!

the list will include one of the most noteworthy or "classic" manga series' created by each artist, and i will prioritize series' that can currently be read in their entirety in english, either legally or via scanlations.

format:

mangaka
(resident or visitor)(approx. dates lived at tokiwa-sou)
(common english title of series listed)

mangaka without manga on MAL:

hiroo terada
resident december 31, 1953 - june 20, 1957
sportsman kintarou
https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/a9zcwtm/sportsman-kintarou

shinichi suzuki (akira kazeta)
resident september 2, 1955 - june 1, 1956
rainbow sentai
https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/vrfil63/rainbow-sentai
https://myanimelist.net/people/21321/Shinichi_Suzuki?q=shinichi%20suzuki&cat=person

naoya moriyasu
resident february 1956 - end of 1956
(VERY LITTLE INFO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH)
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%A3%AE%E5%AE%89%E3%81%AA%E3%81%8A%E3%82%84#cite_ref-FOOTNOTE%E4%BC%8A%E5%90%B9%E9%9A%BC%E4%BA%BA201039%E2%80%9341_17-0

tokuo yokota
resident 1958 - 1961
(VERY LITTLE INFO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH)
margaret-chan
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%88%E3%81%93%E3%81%9F%E3%81%A8%E3%81%8F%E3%81%8A#%E4%B8%BB%E3%81%AA%E4%BD%9C%E5%93%81

shunji sonoyama
visitor
gyatorus
https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/57blnzu/gyatorus
https://myanimelist.net/people/24997/Shunji_Sonoyama?q=shunji%20sonoya&cat=person

saburo sakamoto
visitor
(PRIMARILY KNOWN FOR ANIMATION WORK ON IDEON, DUNBINE, VOLTES V)
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%9D%82%E6%9C%AC%E4%B8%89%E9%83%8E

takemaru nagata
visitor
(VERY LITTLE INFO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH. KNOWN ASSISTANT TO FUJIO A. FUJIKO AND FUJIO F. FUJIKO)
bickle-kun
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B0%B8%E7%94%B0%E7%AB%B9%E4%B8%B8#%E4%B8%BB%E3%81%AA%E4%BD%9C%E5%93%81


assistants:

joji yamauchi
assistant to shotaro ishinomori & fujio akatsuka
resident september 1960 - march 1962

hideo shinoda
assistant to fujio a. fujiko & osamu tezuka
visitor

takao yokoyama
assistant to fujio akatsuka
visitor


sources & further reading:
http://tsoj.manga.org/anime/tokiwa_sou.html
https://fujio-akatsuka.fandom.com/wiki/Tokiwa-s%C5%8D#Famous_Residents
https://manga.tokyo/columns/otaku-travel/visit-tokiwa-so-the-birthplace-of-japanese-manga-and-anime/
https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-topics/g00934/
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%88%E3%82%AD%E3%83%AF%E8%8D%98
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokiwa-s%C5%8D

An ongoing list of the most important/influential figures in post-war manga, and some of their most important series. No particular order.

Post-war refers to after World War II. So the list will exclude figures most known for works which came out prior to the War like Tagawa Suiho and Yokoyama Ryuuichi, as well as some figures not currently on MAL, such as Fukui Eiichi.

shoujo manga that started publishing in the 1970s or earlier

List of manga/manhwas published by the Brazilian publisher Pipoca & Nanquim.

Note: Junji Ito's manga published by Pipoca & Nanquim follow the Japanese edition "Masterpiece Collection", which puts the author's main works in order. However, Myanimelist doesn't follow the same order, which makes selecting the correct mangas for the list very confusing. Therefore, only some of Ito's manga are listed, while the rest of the manga, along with other manga that are not available on the MAL website, will be described with the name used in the Masterpiece Collection.

Obs.: Os mangás de Junji Ito publicados pela Pipoca & Nanquim seguem a edição japonesa "Masterpiece Collection", a qual põe em ordem os principais trabalhos do autor. No entanto, o Myanimelist não segue a mesma ordem, o que torna muito confuso selecionar os mangás corretos para a lista. Portanto, apenas alguns mangás do Ito estão listados, enquanto o restante dos mangás, juntamente a outros mangás que não estão disponíveis no site do MAL, vão estar descritos com o nome utilizado na Masterpiece Collection.

Non listed on MyAnimeList:
➣ Dogs (Keum Suk Gendry-Kim) ➡︎ after "Yume no Hashibashi"
➣ Dassouhei no Iru - Masterpiece Collection 5 (Junji Itou) ➡︎ after "Panorama Toukitan"
➣ Umeku Haisuikan - Masterpiece Collection 8 (Junji Itou) ➡︎ after "Shin Kubidai Hikiukenin"
➣ Rojiura - Masterpiece Collection 6 (Junji Itou) ➡︎ after "Vampire"
➣ Bohyou no Machi - Masterpiece Collection 9 (Junji Itou) ➡︎ after "Kogarashi Monjirou"
➣ Kubi no Nai Choukoku - Masterpiece Collection 7 (Junuji Itou) ➡︎ after "Miyamoto Musashi"
➣ The Art of Junji Ito: Twisted Visions [art book] (Junji Itou) ➡︎ after "Genkai Shitai"
➣ Mugen no Shiro no Princess (Shintaro Kago) ➡︎ after "Battle Royale"
➣ My Friend Kim Jong-Un (Keum Suk Gendry-Kim) ➡︎ after "Mugen no Shiro no Princess"

The best manga of the year 2023 according to the magazine called kono manga ga sugoi! This stack features the top rated manga targeted towards women.

This list is ranked.

Missing titles
7. 家が好きな人
13. ふきよせレジデンス
14. 艮（うしとら）
16. かみまち
18. おひとりさまホテル
21. やがて明日に至る蝉
24. ツユクサナツコの一生
28. しあわせは食べて寝て待て
29. 四十九日のお終いに 田沼朝作品集
29. 蛍火艶夜
32. 僕のちっぽけな人生を誰にも渡さないんだ
33. ローラ・ディーンにふりまわされてる
35. マダムたちのルームシェア
37. きみと観たいレースがある
37. コワい話は≠くだけで
39. are you listening?
41. 桜の如き君を愛す　― 松苗あけみ単行本未収録作品集
41. ゾワワの神様
48. 十次と亞一
48. 同人女アパート建ててみた

manga with narratives based on real historical events for those who need to study history

classes

(I will not include historical works with fantasy elements)

List of manga that were mentioned in the book 少女マンガはどこからきたの? Manga that are not in MAL are listed as text in this description.


Year - Title - Magazine - Author

1937 - Kamuro-san - Shoujo Gahou - Ueda Toshiko

1947 - Shin Takarajima - Osamu Tezuka

1951 - Boku-chan - Shoujo Book - Ueda Toshiko

1951 - Matako to Shin-chan - Kobe Newspaper - Mure Akiko

1952 - Aki-chan - Kobe Newspaper - Mure Akiko

1952 - Shoukouji - Watanabe Masako

1953 - Ribbon no Kishi - Shoujo Club - Osamu Tezuka

1954 - Haha wo Yobu Uta - Sato Tomoe

1955 - Canary-san - Shoujo - Higashiura Mitsuo

1955 - Chougutsu no Yume - Shoujo Club - Mure Akiko

1955 - Kinoko-chan - Shoujo Club - Higashiura Mitsuo

1956 - Paris Tokyo - Takahashi Macoto

1957 - Fuichin-san - Shoujo Club - Ueda Toshiko

1957 - Yamabiko Shoujo - Shoujo Book - Watanabe Masako

1957 - Class no Otemba Nikki - Shoujo - Imamura Yoko

1958 - Tokyo Paris - Shoujo - Takahashi Macoto

1958 - Mama no Violin - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1958 - Futatsu no Uso - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1959 - Mou Uso wo Tsukanai - Izumi - Mure Akiko

1959 - Yuka wo Yobu Umi - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1959 - Chaco-chan no Nikki - Shoujo - Imamura Yoko

1959 - Shiawase no Hitomi Keiko no Maki - Watanabe Masako

1960 - Hana no Inochi - Aoi Tori - Mure Akiko

1960 - Hoshi no Tategoto - Shoujo Club - Mizuno Hideko

1960 - Chinkoro Nee-chan - Shuukan Asahi Geinou - Tominaga Ichiro

1960 - Ponkotsu Oyaji - Manga Sunday - Tominaga Ichiro

1960 - Yuutsuki no Yamabiko - Shoujo Club - Higashiura Mitsuo

1960 - Maki no Kuchibue - Ribon - Maki Miyako

1960 - Yuki no Hanabira - Shoujo Club - Maki Miyako

1961 - Hana no Ko Mari - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1961 - Eri no Akai Kutsu - Shoujo Book - Nishina Kimiko

1962 - Koori no Shiro - Shoujo Club - Kitajima Yoko

1962 - 1・2・3 to 4・5 Roku - Shoujo Club - Chiba Tetsuya

1963 - Camelia-kan - Ribon - Watanabe Masako

1963 - Nile no Oukan - Shoujo Friend - Kitajima Yoko

1963 - Suteki na Cola - Margaret - Mizuno Hideko

1963 - Ribon no Waltz - Ribon - Maki Miyako

1963 - Furisode Kenshi - Shoujo Friend - Higashiura Mitsuo

1964 - Hustle Yu-chan - Margaret - Imamura Yoko

1964 - Youko Series - Yashiro Masako

1964 - Suki Suki Bikki-sensei - Margaret - Mochizuki Akira

1964 - Shiroi Hana ni Tsuzuku Michi - Nakayoshi - Hanamura Eiko

1964 - Yuki no Kuru Hi ni - Nakayoshi - Koshiro Takeshi

1965 - Sayonara Sankaku - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Shiroi Troika - Margaret - Mizuno Hideko

1965 - 5-nen Hibarigumi - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Hana no Kan - Ribon - Watanabe Masako

1965 - Boyfriend Test - Kazaguruma - Sato Tomoe

1965 - Are ga Papa no Hoshi - Shoujo Friend - Takemoto Mitsuru

1966 - Futari no Hanamonogatari - Ribon - Takemoto Mitsuru

1966 - Kanna no Hoshi - Shougaku 4-nensei - Mochizuki Akira

1966 - Honey Honey no Suteki na Bouken - Ribon - Mizuno Hideko

1966 - Kiri no Naka no Shoujo - Margaret - Hanamura Eiko

1966 - Waga Ai wo Hoshi ni Inorite - Shougaku 5-nensei - Hanamura Eiko

1967 - SWEET★LALA - Ribon - Kitajima Yoko

1967 - Aniki Kanpai! - Ribon - Minamoto Tarou

1968 - 2-tsu no Present - Izumi - Mure Akiko

1968 - Ashita no Joe - Shuukan Shounen Magazine - Chiba Tetsuya

1968 - Sign wa V! - Shoujo Friend - Mochizuki Akira

1968 - Shoujo Liza - Hanamura Eiko

1969 - Youkina Tenkousei - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1969 - Glass no Shiro - Margaret - Watanabe Masako

1969 - Futari no Erika - Shougaku 5-nensei - Kitajima Yoko

1969 - Fire! - Seventeen Monthly - Mizuno Hideko

1971 - Futari wa Koibito - Shoujo Friend - Minamoto Tarou

1972 - Akai Rucksack - Ribon - Sato Tomoe

1972 - Versailles no Bara - Margaret - Ikeda Riyoko

1977 - Yuuhigaoka no Souri Daijin - Shuukan Shounen Champion - Mochizuki Akira

1978 - Ai no Ryuusa - Hanamura Eiko

1985 - Akujo Seisho - Josei Jishin - Maki Miyako

1988 - Genji Monogatari - Maki Miyako

1993 - Kinpeibai - Mystery Jour - Watanabe Masako