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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Masao_Maruyama_(scholar)Masao Maruyama (scholar) - Wikipedia

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   Maruyama Masao was born in Osaka in 1914. [2] He was the second son of journalist Maruyama Kanji. He was influenced by friends of his father such as Hasegawa Nyozekan, a circle of people identified with the liberal current of political thought during the period of Taishō democracy.

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3. www.independent.co.uk › news › peopleObituary: Masao Maruyama - The Independent

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   Masao Maruyama was born in Osaka Prefecture, the son of a political journalist. After graduating from the law department of Tokyo University in 1937, he was made a faculty member.

4. www.animeherald.com › interview › meeting-livingA Conversation With A Living Legend: Masao Maruyama

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   May 8, 2016 · Maruyama’s guiding hand shaped countless productions, from Trigun and Black Lagoon to Chobits and Nana. He’s a living legend, renowned among his peers and adored by anime fans across the globe. To have the opportunity to interview Maruyama-san at Anime Boston was the chance of a lifetime.

5. operationrainfall.com › 2016/07/13 › madhouseLeaving the Madhouse: An Interview with Masao Maruyama

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   Jul 13, 2016 · At Anime Boston 2016, Operation Rainfall had the opportunity to participate in a press panel with one of the legends of the anime industry, Masao Maruyama. Masao Maruyama is a producer and was one of the co-founders of animation studio Madhouse.

6. otakuusamagazine.com › masao-maruyama-fromMasao Maruyama – From Madhouse to MAPPA - Otaku USA Magazine

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   Oct 9, 2012 · Maruyama notably left Madhouse in the past year to form MAPPA, an independent production company, serving as creative producer on Kids on the Slope, the company’s first major work. Now 71, Maruyama refuses to quit, stating during his panel at Otakon that he had begun aging backwards.

7. www.animenewsnetwork.com › feature › 2024/05/276 Interesting Things I Learned About Anime From the Legendary ...

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   May 27, 2024 · by Richard Eisenbeis, May 27th 2024. Late last month, Japanese television network NHK put out a documentary on anime producer Masao Maruyama as part of their Anime Manga Explosion series. In...

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   Who is Masao Maruyama?

   • In the anime industry, there are few who can boast a legacy as rich as Masao Maruyama. Forged in the fires of Mushi Production, Maruyama was one of the talented folks who shaped the anime industry from the beginning.

   A Conversation With A Living Legend: Masao Maruyama

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   Who is Maruyama-San?

   • He’s a living legend, renowned among his peers and adored by anime fans across the globe. To have the opportunity to interview Maruyama-san at Anime Boston was the chance of a lifetime. Through a round-robbin session, I, and several other outlets, had the opportunity to discuss his career, and his work.

   A Conversation With A Living Legend: Masao Maruyama

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   Who was Maruyama & what did he do?

   • Forged in the fires of Mushi Production, Maruyama was one of the talented folks who shaped the anime industry from the beginning. Through Madhouse, he helped to set the tone of the ’80s, and played a key role in bringing countless western favorites to life in the ’90s. Even today, he remains a driving force at studio MAPPA.

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   How did Maruyama die?

   • In March 1945, Maruyama was drafted and stationed in the Army at Hiroshima. After experiencing the atomic blast at Hiroshima and seeing out the end of the war there, he returned to his post at the university in September. He caught tuberculosis at the time, and after an operation, spent the rest of his life on one lung.

   Masao Maruyama (scholar) - Wikipedia

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   What are Maruyama's production credits?

   • Maruyama's producer credits stretch from Death Note to Kids on the Slope, Monster to Perfect Blue, Unico in the Island of Magic to Record of Lodoss War. The interview covered both In This Corner of the World as well as Maruyama's wider career.

   Interview: Legendary Anime Producer Masao Maruyama

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   When did Maruyama stop writing?

   • Maruyama continued to write about wartime and contemporary Japanese politics in the late 1940s and early 1950s, until he was forced to take a break from scholarly activities due to his being in and out of hospitals with illnesses in the mid-1950s.

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9. www.animenewsnetwork.com › interview › 2017/01/27Interview: Legendary Anime Producer Masao Maruyama

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   Jan 27, 2017 · A true titan of the anime industry with a 50-year career, veteran producer Masao Maruyama discusses his latest film, the touching, widely-acclaimed drama In This Corner of the World.