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Japanese language artbook featuring military hardware (ships, planes, tanks) illustrations and some short illustrated stories. Some or all artwork was originally published in a Japanese modeling magazine in the 1980's and early 1990's. All illustrations by Miyazaki.

In a parallel 21st century Japan, an enemy with incredibly advanced technology attacks mainland Japan from Hokkaido, shattering the Japanese Defense Forces and their American allies...

The Way of the Warrior is composed of 12 books. The story is about a woman that is torn between her American mothers way of life and her Japanese fathers. It contains confrontations between two rival martial / religious orders the "Sohei" and the "Nara". Centering around the woman's quest for vengeance against the Yakuza (Japanese organized crime). Great attention was given to mixing accurate facts about Japanese history into this story. Its obvious that allot of research was done before these books were written.

is a three-issue comic book mini-series published from August to December 2003 by DD Comics' WildStorm imprint Cliffhanger. It was written by Warren Ellis, with art by James Raiz and Andrew Currie. Named after an Elvis Costello song, it followed the exploits of the pilots of the ARCangels - gigantic robotic constructs used by the Japanese government to battle fantastic creatures hell-bent on penetrating the defenses of a secret installation in the heart of modern Tokyo.

The word Heisei means "achieving peace" and refers to the Japanese era that began in 1989 with Emperor Akihito and culminated in 2019, ushering in a new era called Reiwa, led by his son, Emperor Naruhito. In the Heisei era, various elements such as fashion, arts and music were mixed, highlighting the accelerated development of Japanese youth and extravagant clothing. In general, this art has to do with the human relationship with nature, simplicity and decorative elements.

Renji "Range" Murata (born October 2, 1968 in Osaka) is a Japanese artist and designer, known for his unique style combining Art Deco and Japanese anime elements. He's called an experienced doujinshi (self-published) and professionally published artist whose work has also been featured in a variety of magazines, video games, and anime series.
All The Way Home (English/Original Name) is just another picture book with lots of cutely drawn little girls.