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13-1191: Recipients of the Grand Prize receive a gold plaque, a medal, and a cash prize of ¥500,000. Recipients of the Excellence Prize receive a silver plaque, a medal, and a cash prize of ¥200,000. Recipients of the Special Award receive the same items as the winner(s) of the Grand Prize. Manga no Obento Hako, Shinji Nagashima Senzo wo Tazunete Okuman nen, Akio Itō Ano Musume wa dare, Kazuko Makino Hisho no Onna, Miyako Maki Tsuruhime ja, Yoshiko Tsuchida Irodori no koro, Mutsumi Tsukumo Ganbare Gonbe, Shunji Sonoyama Modotte Kuta Mushi tachi, Kōji Kondō Pikora-pikora, Haruko Tachiiri Yuka ina Futari, Aōni Yamane Hachi Purasu Mugen dai, Uno Kamakiri Kimama na ongakka tachi, Hiromi Ōnishi Personal exhibition by Reiko Okuda Orpheus no Mado, Riyoko Ikeda Mandara Oku no Ryōta, Jun Hatanaka INRI and Domu , Katsuhiro Otomo Maigo , Tokotaro Chiba Aquarium X , Kyohiko Morimoto Emaki ehon Kawa, Kazuo Maekawa 1 koma 1/2

26-467: A Tokyo hospital. Paperboy (newspaper delivery) A paperboy is someone – often an older child or adolescent  – who distributes printed newspapers to homes or offices on a regular route, usually by bicycle or automobile . In Western nations during the heyday of print newspapers during the early 20th century, this was often a young person's first job, perhaps undertaken before or after school. This contrasts with

39-442: A paperboy and a tofu salesman. He made his professional debut as a manga artist in 1952 with his story Sansho no Piri-chan ( さんしょのピリちゃん ) . After becoming acquainted with Osamu Tezuka due to occasionally living at Tokiwa-sō , he became Tezuka's assistant. While there, he formed the group Musashi Production with artists including Atsushi Sugimura (who was working under the pseudonym Kontarō), Kyūta Ishikawa and Kuni Fukai (who

52-512: A Manga Artist ( 漫画家残酷物語 , Mangaka Zankoku Monogatari ) , a story which showed the "other side" of the manga industry and which brought Nagashima to the forefront of that industry. He continued publishing new works in a variety of magazines such as COM and Garo , and due to his unusual style began to be called the "father of seinen manga ". From 1964 to 1966, he worked at Mushi Production working on anime television series such as Jungle Taitei , and later again worked for Mushi as

65-694: A character designer on Wansa-kun (1973). Nagashima won the Shogakukan Manga Award for his Hanaichi Monme ( 花いちもんめ ) in 1972. Two years later, he won the Japan Cartoonists Association Award for Manga Lunch Box ( 漫画のおべんとう箱 , Manga no Obentō Hako ) . Beginning in the 1980s, he began releasing fewer series, and went into semi-retirement. He was diagnosed with diabetes , which subsequently caused him to begin having dialysis treatments in 2000. Nagashima died of heart failure on June 10, 2005, at

78-470: A major decline. This is due partly to the disappearance of afternoon newspapers, whose delivery times worked better for school-aged children than did those of morning papers, which were typically delivered before 6 a.m. The numbers have also been affected by changing demographics, the availability of news and newspapers on the Internet; employment laws (particularly the mid-20th century ban of child labour ),

91-586: Is because it has long been the first paying job available to young boys. Newspaper industry lore suggests that the first paperboy, hired in 1833, was 10-year-old Barney Flaherty who was hired after seeing an advertisement in the Sun News and signing up for the job. The duties of a paperboy varied by distributor, but usually included counting and separating papers, rolling papers and inserting them in newspaper bags during inclement weather, and collecting payments from customers. The number of paperboys experienced

104-516: The pen name Shinji Nagashima ( 永島 慎二 , Nagashima Shinji ) , was a Japanese manga artist born in Tokyo , Japan. His pseudonym came about due to a publisher's error when printing his name, and he continued using the pseudonym after that. His oldest son is classical guitarist Shiki Nagashima . From the time he was in junior high school , Nagashima aspired to become a manga artist. After dropping out of school during junior high, he worked as

117-997: The End of Darkness , Mutsumi Tsukumo E Nimaruzu, Masaki Katori Hi no Ryōsen, Kayono Saeki Glass Mask , Suzue Miuchi House of Acorns , Osamu Yamamoto Cartoon Corner, Seigō Sakai Man is Manure, Woman is Splendid , Yoshimi Numajiri 366 Days of the 20th Century , Masaru Hashimoto Peppermint Monogatari , Masayuki Mori Echigo House Gold Coin , Misako Nachi New Town Old Town Tokyo Sketch, Tarō Suzuki Songs of Hydrangea, Kurimaru Mori Patalliro! , Mineo Maya Oi wa Tanoshi! Rōjin Manga Sengen, Yūji Nishizawa Kuri-chan no Dōbutsuen Sanpo, Susumu Nemoto Echigo Arakawadō Yama, Kazumichi Ishizaka The 'Henshin' Akiyoshi Sugimoto Manga Collection, Akiyoshi Sugimoto Bōken Dankichi, Keizō Shimada Shinji Nagashima Shin'ichi Nagashima ( 永島 眞一 , Nagashima Shin'ichi , July 8, 1937 – June 10, 2005) , better known by

130-1174: The Family of Manga, Kenji Morita Pari to Nekoto, Kōichi Namekawa Habu tori, Kenshin Shinzato Antaga Nikui, Mikio Igarashi Fuke Batobuyona, Makoto Ayuzawa Hayami Sora Manga Shū, Sora Hayami Enbanusagi , Kishi Adachi Yūmoa Pasutā Shū, Takashi Akiyama Gyōza Tokuhon, Katsumi Yamasaki Tori Shinwa, Hisanori Iwamoto St. 14 Graffiti, Taeko Watanabe Manga 5-7-5 , Okaoni Yamane Yake ato no Genki-kun, Kenichi Kitami Ichiren no Komikku Sakuhin, Eiko Hanamura Shōnen no hi , Yūji Andō Hito komawārudo, Masashi Fukano Hat Cat But, Parco Maeda (マエダ パルコ) Namuji, Yoshikazu Yasuhiko Annyamonnya, Shinichirō Nozaki Sangokushi , Mitsuteru Yokoyama East Chou Dynasty Hero Legend , Chen Uen Koko dake no Futari!! , Hiromi Morishita Boku to Furio to Kōtei de and I Kai Roku , Daijirō Morohoshi Seiji Manga, Shin Yamada Ink , Yoshihisa Hashi Botchan no Jidai, Natsuo Sekikawa and Jiro Taniguchi From

143-408: The decline of small towns that could be traversed by bicycle, and growing concerns for the safety of un-escorted children, all of which have led many newspapers to switch to delivery by adults. Today, they are mainly used by weekly community newspapers and free shopper papers, which still tend to be delivered in the afternoons. Alternatively, sometimes paperboys are only employed once a week to deliver

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156-683: The newsboy or newspaper hawker , now extremely rare in Western nations, who would sell newspapers to passersby on the street, often with very vocal promotion. They were common when multiple daily papers in every city – as many as 50 in New York City alone – competed. The paperboy occupies a prominent place in the popular memory of many countries, including the United Kingdom , United States , Canada , Australia , New Zealand , Ireland , and Japan . This

169-585: Was working under the pseudonym Hirō Fukai). He soon became friends with several members of the Gekiga Kōbō , including Yoshihiro Tatsumi and Takao Saito , while living in a provincial temple . After the breakup of Gekiga Kōbō, Nagashima began working for Saitō Production and his work began to reflect a more cinematic and dramatic feel. During this time, he began a somewhat wandering lifestyle living in Shinjuku . In 1961, Nagashima published The Harsh Story of

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