By KENRO KURODA/ Staff Writer
March 7, 2022 at 08:00 JST
Horror manga artist Kazuo Umezu at the Jan. 27 opening ceremony for the special exhibition running at the Tokyo City View observation deck in Tokyo’s Roppongi district (Kenro Kuroda)
Horror manga artist Kazuo Umezu unveiled a series of paintings for an exhibition to showcase his first works in 27 years, a much anticipated event given that he is now 85 years old. [Read More]
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