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Akahon can
refer to the
early literary medium that
circulated in Edo-period (1603–1867) ****an,
circa 1661–1748, to the
akahon manga that was the dominant...
- as underwater, as in a
burlesque gesaku work of 1782. In the
Meiji era,
akahon ehon [ja] or "redbook
picture books" of the 1880s, as well as
Tsukioka Yo****oshi's...
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classed as
akahon ("red book") or
early type. A
second group of texts,
which Koike considered to be younger,
includes the
miniature akahon, Momotarō (『もゝ太郎』)...
- from Mars, it was the
akahon format of New
Treasure Island, a
comic book
numbering 200 pages, that
attached him to fame. The
akahon is
characterized by...
-
Treasure Island") was
released in 1947,
Kansai was
deluged by Osaka-made
Akahon manga ("red book", due to the red ink used on the covers).
Various publishing...
- Tokyo). In its
widest sense, the term kusazōshi
includes the
genres of
akahon (赤本),
aohon (青本),
kurohon (黒本), kibyōshi (黄表紙) and gōkan (合巻); in the narrow...
- the
seventeenth to
eighteenth century Edo
Period po****r
fiction of the
akahon type. The
priest Shukaku (who
later turned out to be a
raccoon dog) had...
- hime was
first written in the
Muromachi period (14th-16th centuries). An
akahon (red book) with many
drawings for
children was
published in the
middle of...
- from the
original on 2009-10-26.
Retrieved 2009-08-31. "Tsukuda
Takichi Akahon No Page". Ne.jp.
Archived from the
original on 2009-01-10.
Retrieved 2009-08-31...
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illustrated novels would slowly evolve into
akahon, or "red books", the
oldest form of
woodblock printed comic books.
Akahon tended to be easy-to-read adaptations...
