Umi Nokodomo (Children of the Sea)| Yasuo Hara | pgs. 10&11 #gundam and inspiring content

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The tone and original art show his enthusiasm

This was rooted in the Buddhist belief that a mother buried with an unborn child would be trapped in the Chi-no-Ike (Blood Pool Hell)

Zero Fighter March embraces a more heroic and passionate tone

Double page where our hero takes the outfit of one of the vilains

Umi Nokodomo (Children of the Sea)| Yasuo Hara | pgs. 10&11 #gundam and inspiring contentUmi Nokodomo published by Fujiya Book as nationalistic propaganda (1943) 2x original page of 'Children of the Sea' (Umi Nokodomo) by Yasuo Hara published by Fujiya Book (1943) Size : 21. 5 x 15. 5 cm (x2) Media : pencil & ink on paper please read the bio for more information