A Talk with Junji Ito | Creator Interview | VIZ, archived from the original on June 2, 2022 , retrieved June 2, 2022 In 1987, he submitted a short story to Monthly Halloween that won an honorable mention in the Kazuo Umezu Prize (with Umezu himself as one of the judges). [8] This story ran for 13 years and was later serialized as Tomie. [9] [10] Collects: The Long Hair in the Attic, Approval, Beehive, Dying Young, Headless Sculptures, and Flesh-Colored Horror Jôhô, Hidenori; Kinoshita, Takao; Kôno, Keita (April 11, 2015), Yo ni mo Kimyô na Monogatari Spring 2015 (Mystery), Fuji Television Network, Kyodo Television, archived from the original on September 21, 2022 , retrieved September 20, 2022

for me it is the human who has the potential to make the most fear. Either physically, whether by his actions, or his psychic, there are plenty of parts of the human that can be scary. And my goal is to use the human to try to scare readers as much as possible.” 9 Ito: Shinobu Tagashira was the director. She really likes my work and respects it. In the way she expressed the mood of the manga, told the stories, and showed the images, I got the impression that she took great care in handling my work. I think some episodes turned out even better than the original.Collects: Fun Summer Vacation, Fun Winter Vacation, Souichi's Diary of Delights, Souichi's Home Tutor, Mannequin Teacher, and Souichi's Birthday Oikawa, Ataru (October 6, 1998), Tomie (Crime, Drama, Horror), Art Port, Daiei Studios, archived from the original on November 12, 2011 , retrieved October 5, 2022

Ito: There's an afterword, an explanation part at the end of the book where I talk about how I created each work in an interview format. I would be happy to see that translated. Collects: Red String, Used Record, The Gift Bearer, The Bridge, The Circus is Here, Beehive, Maptown, Headless Sculptures, Dying Young, Shiver, Scarecrow, and The Will This post will also explore the symbiotic relationship between Ito’s artistry and tattoo design, analyzing the impact of his graphic narratives on contemporary tattoo trends and how they contribute to individual self-expression. We will showcase some of the most stunning Junji Ito-inspired tattoos, providing valuable insights into their design and execution.Collects: The Face Burglar, Scarecrow, Falling, Red String, Honored Ancestors, and The Hanging Balloons Collects: The Soichi Front, Soichi's Beloved Pet, In the Valley of Mirrors, Anything but a Ghost, Library of Illusions, Songs in the Dark, and Splatter Film

Hara: We do. Although I cannot disclose any details at this time, we are already in talks with several countries with regards to translations. Milligan, Mercedes (September 2, 2019). "Adult Swim Teams with Production I.G for Junji Ito Adaptation 'Uzumaki' ". Animation Magazine. Archived from the original on December 15, 2019 . Retrieved November 4, 2019. Gyo: In addition to the aforementioned fish with mechanical legs, this manga features a plethora of other grotesque creatures and eerie images that could be transformed into captivating tattoos. Ben K: I personally liked "Long Dream." It has a strong science fiction element to it. Were you inspired by any specific work of science fiction? Collects: The Supernatural Transfer Student, Groaning Drain Pipes, Blood-Bubble Bushes, Flesh-Colored Horror, Near Miss!, and In The SoilJoan (meloku81), 2015, ‘Junji Ito: interview with a master of horror’, Nostroblog [online], . ↩