Works
Listed chronologically.
- Chikai no Makyū (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Kodansha, Jan 1961–Dec 1962, created by Kazuya Fukumoto)
- 1•2•3 to 4•5•Roku (Shōjo Club, Kodansha, Jan–Dec 1962)
- Shidenkai no Taka (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Jul 1963-Jan 1965)
- Harisu no Kaze (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Apr 1965-Nov 1967)
- Misokkasu (Shōjo Friend, Kodansha, Aug 1966-Aug 1967)
- Ashita no Joe (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Jan 1968-Jun 1973, written by Asao Takamori)
- Akane-chan (Shōjo Friend, April 6, 1968-September 29, 1968)
- Hotaru Minako (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Sep 1972)
- Ore wa Teppei (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Aug 1973-Apr 1980)
- Notari Matsutarō (Big Comic, Shogakukan, Aug 1973-Jun 1993 and Oct 1995-May 1998)
- Ashita Tenki ni Naare (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Jan 1981-May 1991)
- Shōnen yo Racket o Idake (Weekly Shōnen Magazine, May 1992-Jun 1994)
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