Sanami Matoh
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Sanami Matoh (真東 砂波 Matō Sanami) (born April 29, 1969) is a popular manga artist and writer. Hugely popular in Japan, especially among teenage girls. Matoh debuted as a manga artist in 1990 with Next to an Angel published by Akita Shoten. Her other works include -Fake-, By the Sword, and Black x Blood. She has also written quite a few dōjinshi, mostly about the popular manga One Piece.[citation needed] She taught Kazuma Kodaka, the author of Kizuna: Bonds of Love, shoujo manga drawing techniques.[1]
[edit] List of works
- (1990) Tenshi no Soba
- (1992) Penguin no Ousama (ペンギンの王様?)
- (1994) Fake
- (1995) Ra-i (ライ?)
- (1995) Black x Blood
- (1998) Full Moon ni Sasayaite (FULL MOONにささやいて?); English translation: Until the Full Moon (2005)
- (1999) TenRyu: The Dragon Cycle; English release (2005)
- (2000) Yo-u (妖 -YO U-?); English translation: By The Sword (2005)
- (2004) Torāshiyu (トラッシュ?); English translation: Trash (2006)
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Sanami Matoh official web site (Japanese)
- Sanami Matoh (people) at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
