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Miyazaki Airplane's Influence On Animation
When he was young, he enjoyed painting airplanes that have influenced the animation and the reason was that his father - Katsuji (1915 - 1993) was a director of Miyazaki Airplane. Her mother fought against the disease - tuberculosis for the past 9 years. In addition, most of the female characters were based on his mother. While watching the first color cartoon Japan - Hakuja Den in 1958, he was interested in animation and aims to become a comic artist. He's got two degrees - Political science and economics from Gakushuin University. At present, he works Research Children's Literature, backed useful knowledge for his

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