From the end of February to the beginning of March this year, the Tsukishima Library Collection Exhibition was held at the Tsukishima Library, displaying materials from cultural people who are related to Tsukuda and Tsukishima. Some of them are still on display in the library, so if you missed this exhibition, please come and visit us.
Koji Ogawa, who is famous for landscape sketching in Tokyo, including Ginza (born in Minato, boarding house in Nagaya in Tsukishima when he was a student) colored paper.
(Left) Colored paper of Mr. Kimihiko Tsukuda, who is particularly familiar to the Showa generation (last year, a long sleep at Kiboricho Hospital)
(Right) Children's library bag in Chuo-ku is with illustrations by Tsukuda (I want an adult!)
(Left) Shinbo Minami wrote in his book, "Everyone in the Town," that he lived in Tsukishima after marriage and then moved to Harumi.
(Right) Shohachi Kimura was born in Nihonbashi. He seems to have been staying at the Kaikaikan.
(Left) Shortly after I came to Tsukuda, I borrowed "Tsukishima Monogatari again" by Inuhiko Yomota (resident in Nagaya in Tsukishima from '88-'94) at the Tsukishima Library and was absorbed in reading. By the way, Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of the mouse man drawn on this colored paper, once lived in Tsukishima (currently Kachidoki 5-chome).
(Right) Ira Ishida's `` 4TEEN '', who has lived in Tsukishima, depicts 14-year-old boys living in Tsukishima (When I read this work at Tsukishima Library, It was just the year when the age of the boys who appeared ...)
I also borrowed and read Tsukudajima Futari Shobo by Tatsuro Dekune, a used bookstore in Tsukishima, Bungado, and worked at the Tsukishima Library.
It seems that this mini-exhibition can be seen for a while even in June. Please contact the Tsukishima Library (03-3532-4391) for the exact exhibition period. Nevertheless, thanks to the Tsukishima Library, I have read various books related to Tsukuda and Tsukishima. Thank you very much for your continued support!
