Brigitte Koyama-Richard is a professor of comparative literature and art history at Musashi University in Tokyo. She has published several works on Japan, including L’Animation japonaise, and she regularly works with Les Nouvelles éditions de la Scala specializing in Art and Japanese culture.

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• 1. The Origins of Manga2. The Magic of the Scroll: From the Earliest Caricatures to the Onset of the Comic Strip3. The Birth of the Japanese Print: The Golden Age of Caricature4. The Dawn of a New Type of Caricature: Japan Opens Up to the West5. The Rise of the Comic Strip to the Second World War6.Tezuka Osamu: The ‘God’ of the Modern Manga7. Manga Today8. Selected Portraits of Manga Artists9. From Manga to Anime: The Work of Studio Ghibli10. Reciprocal Influences

Brigitte Koyama-Richard is a professor of comparative literature and art history at Musashi University in Tokyo. She has published several works on Japan, including L’Animation japonaise, and she regularly works with Les Nouvelles éditions de la Scala specializing in Art and Japanese culture.

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• 1. The Origins of Manga2. The Magic of the Scroll: From the Earliest Caricatures to the Onset of the Comic Strip3. The Birth of the Japanese Print: The Golden Age of Caricature4. The Dawn of a New Type of Caricature: Japan Opens Up to the West5. The Rise of the Comic Strip to the Second World War6.Tezuka Osamu: The ‘God’ of the Modern Manga7. Manga Today8. Selected Portraits of Manga Artists9. From Manga to Anime: The Work of Studio Ghibli10. Reciprocal Influences

Brigitte Koyama-Richard is a professor of comparative literature and art history at Musashi University in Tokyo. She has published several works on Japan, including L’Animation japonaise, and she regularly works with Les Nouvelles éditions de la Scala specializing in Art and Japanese culture.

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• 1. The Origins of Manga2. The Magic of the Scroll: From the Earliest Caricatures to the Onset of the Comic Strip3. The Birth of the Japanese Print: The Golden Age of Caricature4. The Dawn of a New Type of Caricature: Japan Opens Up to the West5. The Rise of the Comic Strip to the Second World War6.Tezuka Osamu: The ‘God’ of the Modern Manga7. Manga Today8. Selected Portraits of Manga Artists9. From Manga to Anime: The Work of Studio Ghibli10. Reciprocal Influences