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Chiaki Konaka : ウィキペディア英語版
Chiaki J. Konaka

, born April 4, 1961) is a Japanese writer and scenarist best known for ''Serial Experiments Lain'', and later for the ''Digimon'' season, ''Digimon Tamers''. He is also known to be the creator of ''Ultraman Gaia'', as cited by Tsuburaya Productions.
Konaka's serious works generally have a dark, psychological tone. As a Cthulhu Mythos writer, he tends to add Lovecraftian elements to his works.
"Chiaki J. Konaka" is a very unusual name, as Japanese names typically do not include middle names; the "J." in this pen name is not part of the original Kanji writing of his name, but rather a convention the author adopted for published works requiring the romanized version of his name. Konaka states that the "J" evokes the "Christian" name "John", due to his being born to parents who were members of the Anglican church, but he does not identify as Christian. He began using the "J" at the age of 12, when he began making 8mm film; he patterned the style after Western names such as ""Charles M. Schulz''"〔()〕.
He has cited ''Ghost Hound'' as his favorite screenwriting project.
== List of works ==


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