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Futuristic Illustrations for Kids of the Showa Era: Our 21st Century / Seigensha—
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The Story
The Futuristic Illustrations for Kids of the Showa Era by Seigensha brings nostalgic future visions imagined by children of the Showa era back to life. Published in the Visual Bunko series as the third installment of Chibikko Retro Future, this book collects absurd and fantastical future predictions from children's media published between the 1950s and 1970s. Moon travel, space cities, artificial suns, and apocalyptic visions — these illustrations depict the 21st century that Showa-era children dreamed about while saying "No way!" but secretly believing in their hearts.
Featuring works by Shigeru Komatsuzaki, master of science fiction illustration, and illustrations from the forbidden book of 70's subculture Nazenani Study Encyclopedia, this collection explores the 21st century that never came to be. Genre-specific introductions cover Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse, bringing readers on a time travel journey through nostalgic keywords: artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, and moon travel.
Featuring works by Shigeru Komatsuzaki, master of science fiction illustration, and illustrations from the forbidden book of 70's subculture Nazenani Study Encyclopedia, this collection explores the 21st century that never came to be. Genre-specific introductions cover Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse, bringing readers on a time travel journey through nostalgic keywords: artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, and moon travel.
Key Features
- Showa-era future predictions: Children's media illustrations from the 1950s to 1970s depicting fantastical visions of the 21st century.
- Shigeru Komatsuzaki works: Features illustrations by the master of science fiction illustration.
- Nazenani Study Encyclopedia: Includes illustrations from the forbidden 70's subculture book.
- Genre-specific introductions: Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse sections.
- Visual Bunko series: Latest volume in the Visual Bunko collection.
- Third Chibikko Retro Future installment: Continues the nostalgic retro future series.
- Nostalgic keywords: Artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, moon travel themes throughout.
| Format | A6 size |
|---|---|
| Pages | 272 pages |
| Material | Paper |
| Series | Visual Bunko |
| Made in | Japan |
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The Futuristic Illustrations for Kids of the Showa Era by Seigensha brings nostalgic future visions imagined by children of the Showa era back to life. Published in the Visual Bunko series as the third installment of Chibikko Retro Future, this book collects absurd and fantastical future predictions from children's media published between the 1950s and 1970s. Moon travel, space cities, artificial suns, and apocalyptic visions — these illustrations depict the 21st century that Showa-era children dreamed about while saying "No way!" but secretly believing in their hearts.
Featuring works by Shigeru Komatsuzaki, master of science fiction illustration, and illustrations from the forbidden book of 70's subculture Nazenani Study Encyclopedia, this collection explores the 21st century that never came to be. Genre-specific introductions cover Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse, bringing readers on a time travel journey through nostalgic keywords: artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, and moon travel.
Featuring works by Shigeru Komatsuzaki, master of science fiction illustration, and illustrations from the forbidden book of 70's subculture Nazenani Study Encyclopedia, this collection explores the 21st century that never came to be. Genre-specific introductions cover Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse, bringing readers on a time travel journey through nostalgic keywords: artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, and moon travel.
Key Features
- Showa-era future predictions: Children's media illustrations from the 1950s to 1970s depicting fantastical visions of the 21st century.
- Shigeru Komatsuzaki works: Features illustrations by the master of science fiction illustration.
- Nazenani Study Encyclopedia: Includes illustrations from the forbidden 70's subculture book.
- Genre-specific introductions: Daily Life, Transportation, Robots, Computers, Space, and Apocalypse sections.
- Visual Bunko series: Latest volume in the Visual Bunko collection.
- Third Chibikko Retro Future installment: Continues the nostalgic retro future series.
- Nostalgic keywords: Artificial sun, great apocalypse, earth exodus, moon travel themes throughout.
| Format | A6 size |
|---|---|
| Pages | 272 pages |
| Material | Paper |
| Series | Visual Bunko |
| Made in | Japan |
