Manga comics

His manga, "Baby Boom" earned a Jury Selection within the 14th Japan Media Arts Festival Manga Division. In 1987, he debuted as a manga artist whereas in college in the then-titled weekly publication, "Comic Morning" with the manga, "Taisho Yaro", which was awarded the Chiba Tetsuya Prize by Kodansha Ltd. To this day, he continues to consistently pursue portraying "the Japanese people". YOKOYAMA graduated from the Department of Painting at Musashino Art University. YOKOYAMA's manga, known as neo-manga, don't comprise clear story improvement. Depictions of actions that are unfriendly and devoid of understood goals are carried out by a quantity of characters, and mysterious objects move and morph to express the pure passage of time. His consultant works include "Travel", "NIWA", "Baby Boom", and "World Map Room". He can also be an artist who has held many personal exhibitions in Japan and abroad. This