Mochiru Hoshisato
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| Born | January 1, 1961 Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan |
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| Nationality | Japanese |
| Occupation | Manga artist |
Mochiru Hoshisato (星里もちる Hoshisato Mochiru?, born January 1, 1961) is a Japanese manga artist.[1][2] His simple drawing style reflects the gentle nature of his often romantic tales of modern young Japanese salary-men. While Living Game has been favorably compared to Rumiko Takahashi's Maison Ikkoku, Hoshisato's Yume-ka mo Shinnai and Honki no Shirushi contain fewer superfluous side-plots than Living Game, but may be just too depressing for some readers to enjoy.
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[edit] Works
Listed chronologically, with the oldest at the top.
[edit] Manga
- The Danger Is Walking (危険がウォーキング Kiken ga Uōkingu?)
- 1986-1989, Tokuma Shoten, 4 volumes, originally published in Petit Apple Pie anthology.
- About a girl who "sweats" nitroglycerin, and therefore must constantly be eating and drinking things to cool her down.
- Strained Spouse Rumble (いきばた主夫ランブル Ikibata Shufu Ranburu?)
- 1989, Tokuma Shotem, 1 volume.
- Cocktail - Ponytail (かくてる・ポニーテール Kakuteru Ponītēru?)
- 1990, Tokuma Shoten, 1 volume.
- Wazuka Is Right Before You (わずかいっちょまえ Wazu ka Iccho Mae?)
- 1991, Tokuma Shoten, 1 volume.
- Only Half (ハーフな分だけ Hāfu na Bundake?)
- 1991, Shogakukan, 2 volumes.
- A couple is drawn together despite mutual dislike.
- Living Game
- 1991-1993, Shogakukan, 10 volumes.
- A salaryman's apartment is turned into temporary office following a disaster at the new office.
- Let's Get Married (結婚しようよ Kekkon Shiyō yo?)
- 1994-1995, Shogakukan, 6 volumes.
- A marriage agency composed of marryable people.
- It Might Be a Dream (夢かもしんない Yume Kamoshinnai?)
- 1996-1997, Shogakukan, 5 volumes.
- Rice Omelet (オムライス Omuraisu?)
- 1998-2000, Shogakukan, 5 volumes.
- The Mark of Truth (本気のしるし Honki no Shirushi?)
- 2000-2003, Shogakukan, 6 volumes.
- Need and obligations trump complacency.
- Worried Yome-san (気になるヨメさん Ki ni Naru Yome-san?)
- 2002, Shogakukan, 2 volumes.
- Luna Heights (ルナハイツ Runa Haitsu?)
- 2003-2004, Shogakukan, 4 volumes.
- More salaryman apartment social complications.
- Monster House (怪獣の家 Kaijū no Ie?)
- 2004-2005, Shogakukan, 2 volumes.
[edit] Manga essay
- Mochi Is a Mochi Seller (モチはモチ屋 Mochi wa Mochiya?)
- (2000, Mainichi Communications, 1 volume)
[edit] Illustration
[edit] References
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