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Suihō Tagawa
was a Japanese mangaka. He was born in
Chūtarō Takamizawa (高見澤 仲太郎, ''Takamizawa Chūtarō'') in Sumida, Tokyo.
He graduated from Fukakawa's municipal ''Rinkai Jinjo'' elementary school in 1911. In 1919, he joined the Japanese Imperial Army, and left in 1922. In 1925, he graduated from ''Nihon Bijutsu Gakkō'' ("Japan School of Art"). In 1926, he became a ''rakugo'' author. He began producing manga in 1927. He gained a regular assignment selling manga stories and adopted the pseudonym Awa Takamizu, which was later corrupted into Suihō Tagawa. Suihō literally means "water bubble". In 1931, he began the long-running series "Private Second Class Norakuro" in Kodansha's anthology magazine ''Shōnen Kurabu'' about a black and white dog in a dog army. Although at first intended to have only a brief lifespan, its immense popularity urged Tagawa to continue producing the strip. He has won numerous awards and is recognized as one of the pioneers of the Japanese manga industry. In 1988, he produced the autobiographical ''Watashi no Rirekisho'' ("My Résumé") for the Japanese ''Sankei Shimbun'' newspaper. He died in 1989 at the age of 90.
==External links==
*(Biography of Suihō Tagawa )
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