― Today’s Imagination Building Tomorrow ―

Setagaya Literary Museum presents Sci-Fi Land   July 19 to Sept. 28, 2014
Japanese Science Fiction Exhibition
Introduction
	Sci-Fi Classics: Before World War Two
	Juza Unno (1897-1949): Father of Japanese Science Fiction
	Foundation of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan (1963)
	Publications: Uchujin, SF Magazine, Sogen SF, and More
	Short Animation Featuring the Dawn of Japanese SF by Tori Miki
The First Generation
	Shinichi Hoshi: 1001 Short-Short Stories
	Sakyo Komatsu: Heart and Soul of Science Fiction
	Osamu Tezuka: Story-Telling with Manga
	Hiroshi Manabe: Illustrator of the Future
	Yasutaka Tsutsui: Secrets and Rules of Creation
Growth
	SFX: Development of Special Effects by Eiji Tsuburaya
	Anime: Astro Boy, the First Televised Animated Series in Japan
	Graphics: How Shoji Ohtomo Explained Fictional Monsters
	Film: Propagation of Science Fiction through Motion Pictures
	Expo: World Expo (Osaka, 1970) and the Future We Saw
Now and the Future
	Naoki Urasawa and the 21st Century
	Possibilities of Japanese Science Fiction
National Square
	Photo opportunities with our national heroes such as Godzilla, Astro Boy,
	and Ultraman

Science Fiction for Youth (Ground floor)
	Books currently on the market that are published for children
Museum Shop
	Original miniature book, catalog, postcards, and more

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