Tamakichi Sakura
Biography Sakura Tamakichi, born 1961, also known as Charlie Nozawa, is a manga artist. He is the artist of Super Mario Adventures.
Also recorded as Charlie Nozawa
Tamakichi Sakura
- Born
- 1961 · Tokyo.
- Nationality
- Japan
- Occupation
- mangaka · illustrator
- Known for
- Shiawase no Kitachi
- Languages
- Japanese
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Biography Sakura Tamakichi, born 1961, also known as Charlie Nozawa, is a manga artist. He is the artist of Super Mario Adventures.
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