Tsukasa Hōjō
Tsukasa Hojo (北条 司, Hōjō Tsukasa, born March 5, 1959, in Kokura, Kitakyushu, Japan) is a Japanese manga artist. He studied technical design while still at Kyushu Sangyo University, where he began to draw manga. He worked on several one-shot stories before releasing his serialized works: Cat's Eye, City Hunter and Angel Heart.
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Tsukasa Hōjō

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- Born
- 5 March 1959
- Birthplace
- Kokura, Kitakyushu, Japan
- Full name
- 北條 司.
- Nationality
- Japan.
- Occupation
- mangaka, screenwriter, television writer and film director.
- Fields
- mangaka.
- Education
- Kyushu Sangyo University.
- Known for
- Cat's Eye, City Hunter, Angel Heart and F.COMPO.
- Honours
- Romics d'Oro.
- Languages
- Japanese.
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Biography
Biography
After the success of Cat's Eye and City Hunter, Hojo went on to work on other series such as Family Compo, a slice-of-life comedy with transgender themes. His most recent series is Angel Heart, a spin–off of City Hunter set in an alternate universe. It was serialized in Weekly Comic Bunch from 2001 to 2010, when the magazine ceased publication. From 2010 to 2017, the series continued under the title Angel Heart 2nd Season in Monthly Comic Zenon. 30 collected volumes have been published so far. Tsukasa Hojo is Takehiko Inoue's mentor. Inoue worked as an assistant to Hojo during the production of City Hunter. Hojo is also a long-time acquaintance of Fist of the North Star illustrator Tetsuo Hara, who was also one of the founders of Coamix. Hojo contributed to the production Fist of the North Star: The Legends of the True Savior film series by designing the character of Reina. He was honor guest of the eleventh French Japan Expo which was held in July 2010. Hojo is scheduled to be the Manga Guest of Honor at Japan Expo 2023.
Tsukasa Hōjō studied at Kyushu Sangyo University. Takehiko Inoue and Haruto Umezawa are recorded as having studied under Tsukasa Hōjō. The recorded working language is Japanese. The field of work recorded is mangaka. Works named in the authority record are Cat's Eye, City Hunter, Angel Heart and F.COMPO. Distinctions recorded are Romics d'Oro.

Autograph session with Tsukasa Hojo at Japan Expo 2010 (Paris, France).
Georges Seguin (Okki)
Key facts
Key facts
• Born — 5 March 1959 • Birthplace — Kokura, Kitakyushu, Japan • Area — Manga artist • Notable Works — * Cat's Eye • City Hunter • Manga Artist — yes
Works
Works
• Title — Publication — Date • Space Angel — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1979 • Ore wa Otoko Da! — Weekly Shōnen Jump — August 1980 • 三級刑事 — Weekly Shōnen Jump — January 1981 • Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1981 Issue 29 • Cat's Eye — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1981 Issue 40 – 1984 Issue 44 • Space Angel — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1982 Issue 16 • City Hunter XYZ — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1983 Issue 18 • City Hunter Double Edge — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1984 Issue 2 • Cat's Eye — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1985 Issue 6 • City Hunter — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1985 Issue 13 • ねこまんまお変わり♡ — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1986 Issue 6 • Splash! — Weekly Shōnen Jump — April 1987 • Splash! 2 — Weekly Shōnen Jump — June 1987 • Tenshi no Okurimono — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1988 Issue 34 • Splash! 3 — Super Jump — November 1988 • Splash! 4 — Super Jump — April 1989 • Taxi Driver — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1990 Issue 6 • Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1993–1994 • Rash!! — Weekly Shōnen Jump — 1994–1995 • Family Compo — Manga Allman — 1996–2000 • Angel Heart — Weekly Comic Bunch — 2001–2010 • Angel Heart 2nd Season — Monthly Comic Zenon — 2010–2017
Life and career
Dated record
Life and career
Explore 1985–1996
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1985
City Hunter (Tsukasa Hojo) (1985) is digitised and catalogued by Internet Archive.
1985
City Hunter (Tsukasa Hojo) digitised by Internet Archive.
1993
Bajo un Rayo de Sol (Tsukasa Hojo) (1993) is digitised and catalogued by Internet Archive.
1993
Bajo un Rayo de Sol (Tsukasa Hojo) digitised by Internet Archive.
1994
Rash!! (Tsukasa Hojo) (1994) is digitised and catalogued by Internet Archive.
1994
Rash!! (Tsukasa Hojo) digitised by Internet Archive.
1996
Family Compo (Tsukasa Hojo) (1996) is digitised and catalogued by Internet Archive.
1996
Family Compo (Tsukasa Hojo) digitised by Internet Archive.
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- 1.Angelus City.
- 2.Les villes de Wakamatsu, Yahata, Tobata, Kokura et Moji ont fusionné en 1963 pour devenir Kitakyūshū.
- 3.Citation Second fils d'un père employé dans une société de construction et d'une mère au foyer, Tsukasa Hōjō grandit dans un milieu modeste. — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=23
- 4.Citation En 1965, Tsukasa Hōjō entre à l'école primaire municipale de Izumidai. — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=27
- 5.Citation Quelques années plus tard, en 1971, le jeune Tsukasa arrive au collège municipale de Takami. — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=29
- 6.Angelus City.
- 7.Citation Son premier travail est une adaptation de Koe no Ami (声の網英語版) de Shinichi Hoshi, un célèbre romancier de science-fiction qui remporta le Mystery Writers of Japan Award en 1968. — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=32
- 8.Citation Enfin, Tsukara Hōjō entre à la Kyūshū Technical High School, un lycée privé de sa ville, qui sera renommé Shinsōkan High School en 1999. — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=32
- 9.Angelus City.
- 10.32-33.
- 11.Angelus City.
- 12.Citation Désirant étudier l'art, le dessin et la peinture, tout en demeurant […] proche de son domicile de Kitakyūshū, Tsukara Hōjō entre au département de design de l'université Kyūshū Sangyo en 1977. Ce changement de vie passe par un déménagement dans la grande ville du coin : Fukuoka […] — Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=39
- 13.Hojo, Tsukasa. www.bedetheque.com.
- 14.Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=44
- 15.Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=47
- 16.Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=49
- 17.51-52.
- 18.Conférence de Hōjō Tsukasa à Japan Expo 2023. www.shoshosein.com.
- 19.Harvsp Fregonese 2020 p=10
- 20.Angelus City.
- 21.Cat's Eye.
- 22.City Hunter.
- 23.Tsukasa HOJO. www.manga-sanctuary.com.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 5
- 446-449.
- Christophe Willaert. p13-20. Tsukasa Hojo. Ekllipse. SEMIC. décembre 1999. 99.
- Pauline Croquet. Morgane Tual. Le Monde. 09/02/2019. Tsukasa Hojo, un mangaka complexe qui va bien au-delà de son chef-d’œuvre Nicky Larson.
- Forever Tsukasa Hojo. Éditions Pix'n Love. juillet 2020. 978-2-37188-083-2.
- Angéla. Tsukasa Hojo. angeluscity.free.fr. janvier 2006.
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