Tetsuya Chiba, Japan's manga legend, dies at 87

Tetsuya Chiba's works often told stories about the physical and mental growth of young athletes across various sports including golf, boxing and the martial art kendo, while also showing the poverty, despair, joy and optimism of ordinary life in postwar Japan. - The Japan News/ANN

TOKYO: Tetsuya Chiba, a titan of Japanese manga best known for the legendary boxing series "Ashita no Joe", has died aged 87, his publishers said Tuesday (Oct 27).

Chiba's works often told stories about the physical and mental growth of young athletes across various sports including golf, boxing and the martial art kendo, while also showing the poverty, despair, joy and optimism of ordinary life in postwar Japan.

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千叶彻也的作品常常讲述年轻运动员在包括高尔夫、拳击和剑道在内的各种运动项目中身心成长的故事，同时也展现了战后日本普通民众生活中的贫困、绝望、喜悦和乐观。——《日本新闻》/亚洲新闻网

东京：日本漫画巨匠千叶彻也（Tetsuya Chiba）去世，享年87岁。他最著名的作品是传奇拳击系列漫画《明日之丈》。他的出版商周二（10月27日）宣布了这一消息。

千叶的作品经常讲述年轻运动员在各种运动项目（包括高尔夫、拳击和剑道）中的身心成长故事，同时也展现了战后日本普通生活的贫困、绝望、快乐和乐观。

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