Publication History
The novel was first serialized in the Japanese youth magazines Chu-3 Course and Kō-1 Course, from November 1965 to May 1966, and has been regularly re-edited in Japan ever since, notably in 1967, in 1997 for the release of the second film, and in a new version in 2006 for the release of the animated film, including two more stories: Akumu no shinsô and Hateshinaki tagen uchû . The novel is also published in foreign countries, like France (La Traversée du temps, 1983)., South Korea, and China.
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