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'''Doi''' (土井) family name, '''Keiko''' (啓子) first name

'''Keiko Doi''' is a [[Showa era]] SM illustrator.

[[image:KeikoDoi2.jpg|200px|thumb|Keiko Doi]]

==Activities==
Illustrator

==Alternate Names==
[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=土井啓子土井啓子](Japanese)

==Biography==

==Interesting Points==
'''Keiko Doi''' published work in [[Fuzoku Kitan]].

==Selected Works==
* Marquis de Sade. ''Justine'' ([[Fuzoku Kitan]], Nov 1961)) Illustrations by '''Keiko Doi'''.

==Notes==
<references/>

==References (※)==
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==External Links==

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Edogawa Ranpo

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Miku Ema

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Yoshihisa Ema

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Miku Ema

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'''Ema''' (江馬) family name, '''Miku''' (美久) first name
[[image:EmaMiku2.jpg|200px|thumb|Miku Ema. From Aug 1960 issue of Fuzoku Kitan]]

==Activities==
Illustrator

==Alternate Names==
[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=江馬美久江馬美久](Japanese), Yoshihisa Ema

==Biography==

==Interesting Points==
Ema published illustrations in [[Fuzoku Kitan]], [[Gaho Fuzoku Kitan]] and [[Fuzoku Gaho]].

==Selected Works==
* ''A Series of Cruelties'' ([[Fuzoku Kitan]], Aug 1961) Illustrations by ''Miku Ema.''

* ''Dangerous Sport'' ([[Fuzoku Kitan]], May 1961) Illustrations by ''Miku Ema.''

* ''Wild Party at a Dam'' ([[Fuzoku Gaho]], May 1961) Illustrations by ''Miku Ema.''

* ''In the Dark City Night'' ([[Fuzoku Kitan]], Mar 1961) Illustrations by ''Miku Ema.''

==Image Gallery==
<gallery>
image:EmaMiku3.jpg||August 1960
image:EmaMiku4.jpg||January 1961
image:EmaMiku5.jpg||September 1961
image:EmaMiku6.jpg||January 1961
</gallery>

==Notes==
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==References (※)==
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==External Links==

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Yoshitoshi Tsukioka

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Edogawa Ranpo

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Edogawa Ranpo

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'''Edogawa''' (江戸川) family name, '''Ranpo''' (乱歩) first name (1894-1965)

'''Ranpo Edogawa''' is a famous mystery writer whose later works trended toward the bizarre.

[[image:EdogawaRanpo.jpg|200px|thumb|Ranpo Edogawa]]

==Activities==
Writer

==Alternate Names==
[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=江戸川乱歩江戸川乱歩](Japanese),

==Biography==
1894: Born in Nabari on October 21st.

1930: Begins serial stories "Magician" in Kodan Club and "Vampire" in Hochi News. Both stories are illustrated by Sentarō Iwata.<ref>A vanilla illustrator who occasionally published bondage illusatraions.</ref>

1952: Publishes "About 'Thoughts on Homosexuality in Our Country'" in the June issue of Human Exploration Magazine.

==Interesting Points==
Edogawa's name is a transliteration of "Edgar Allen Poe."

First issue of [[Aka to Kuro]] lists and essay by '''Edogawa Ranpo'''.

==Selected Works==
* ''D Street Murder Case'' (1925)

* ''The Idol'' (1926)

* ''The Demon of the Lonely Isle'' (Asahi, 1929-30)

* ''The Devouring Insects'' (1929)

* ''World Classics - Man in the Iron Mask'' (1948)

==Notes==
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==References (※)==
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==External Links==

==Connections==
Sentaro Iwata・[[Toshiyuki Suma]]

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Shigero Edogawa

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'''Edogawa''' (江戸川) family name, '''Shigero''' (重郎) first name

'''Shigerō Edogawa''' is a [[Showa era]] SM illustrator whose works featured seppuku scenes.

[[image:EdogawaShigero2.jpg|200px|thumb|From the frontispiece of SM Fantasia No.8]]

==Activities==
Illustrator

==Alternate Names==
[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=江戸川重郎江戸川重郎](Japanese), 駿河重郎 (alternate spelling)

==Biography==

==Interesting Points==
'''Edogawa''' published in [[Fuzoku Kitan]], [[SM Fan]] and [[SM Fantasia]] magazines.

'''Edogawa'' produced a number of works with Hiromichi Nakayasu.<ref>Spelled "中康弘通." Pronunciation not confirmed.</ref>

==Selected Works==
* Hitomi Mano. ''A Day in the Life of a Princes and Her Footman'' ([[Fuzoku Kitan]], Dec 1961) Illustations by '''Edogawa'''.

* ''Three Forms of Compassionate Seppuku'' (SM Fantasia No.8, 1973)

==Image Gallery==
<gallery>
image:EdogawaShigero3.jpg||1973
image:EdogawaShigero4.jpg||April 1982
image:EdogawaShigero5.jpg||October 1973
image:EdogawaShigero6.jpg||December 1961
</gallery>

==Notes==
<references/>

==References (※)==
<references group="※"/>

==External Links==

==Connections==
Hiromichi Nakayasu

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 '''Edogawa''' (江戸川) family name, '''Ranpo''' (乱歩) first name (1894-1965)
-'''Ranpo Edogawa''' is a famous mystery writer whose later works trended toward the bizarre. Several of Edogawa's stories included subjects of sadomasochism and alternative sexuality.
+'''Ranpo Edogawa''' is a famous mystery writer whose later works trended toward the bizarre. Several of Edogawa's stories included charcters or events related to sadomasochism and alternative sexuality.
 [[image:EdogawaRanpo.jpg|200px|thumb|Ranpo Edogawa]]
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 Edogawa's name is a transliteration of "Edgar Allen Poe."
-First issue of [[Aka to Kuro]] lists and essay by '''Edogawa Ranpo'''.
+First issue of [[Aka to Kuro]] lists an essay by '''Edogawa Ranpo'''.

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 '''Tsukioka''' (月岡) family name, '''Yoshitoshi''' (芳年) first name, (1839-1892)
-'''Yoshitoshi''' was an artist of the Utagawa school. Active in the late 19th century. Yoshitoshi is famous for his more "bloody" pictures, his work for full color news broadsheets, and for his many notable print series.
+'''Yoshitoshi''' was an artist of the Utagawa school. He was active during the chaotic early years of the Meiji restoration, when he produced many of his famous "bloody" pictures, including those published for the full color news broadsheets of the 1870s. He is also greatly admired for his many notable print series.
 [[image:Tsukioka.jpg|200px|thumbnail|Yoshitoshi's ''Picture of the Lonely House on Adachi Moor'' (1885)]]
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 : Publishes the diptych “Picture of the Lonely House on Adachi Moor in Ōshū.” The image is temporarily banned by the Meiji government because of its sadism.<ref group="※">Stevenson, John. <i>Yoshitoshi’s Strange Tales.</i> Amsterdam: Hotei Publishing, 2005. Print.</ref>
-: On October 12th, Begins serializing Nishiki-e Shunbun’s “Modern Personalities Magazine” in a supplement of Yamato News.
+: On October 12th, Begins serializing “Modern Personalities Magazine” for Nishiki-e Shunbun, a supplement of Yamato News.
 : Yoshitoshi passes away on June 9th.
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 : The Ota Memorial Museum of Art holds a Yoshitoshi exhibition titled “Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Commemorating 120 Years Since His Death.” The exhibition runs from October 2nd to November 25th.
-==Interesting Point(s)==
+==Interesting Points==
 * Yoshitoshi’s father was a low-ranking official in the Shogunate government.<ref group="※">Ito, Seiu. “Talking About Those Times #3 - Bondage Images of the Meji Period.” <i>Kitan Club</i> Aug. 1953. Print.</ref>
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 * He has been called such things as “insane artist” and “bloody Yoshitoshi.”
-* [[Seiu Ito]] referenced “Lonely House on Adachi Moor” for a suspension photo he took of his wife.
+* [[Seiu Ito]] referenced “Lonely House on Adachi Moor” as inspiration for a suspension photo he took of his pregnant wife.
-* Akutagawa Ryūnosuke, Tanizaki Jun’ichirō, [[Yukio Mishima]], Edogawa Ranpo and Yokō Tadanori admired Yoshitoshi’s work.
+* Akutagawa Ryūnosuke, Tanizaki Jun’ichirō, [[Yukio Mishima]], [[Edogawa Ranpo]] and Yokō Tadanori admired Yoshitoshi’s work.
 * [[Seiu Ito]] covers Yoshitoshi in his August 1953 Kitan Club Article “Talking About Those Times #3 - Bondage Images of the Meji Period.”

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 '''Keiko Doi''' is a [[Showa era]] SM illustrator.
-[[image:KeikoDoi2.jpg|200px|thumb|Keiko Doi]]
+[[image:DoiKeiko2.jpg|200px|thumb|Keiko Doi. From Nov 1961 issue of Fuzoku Kitan.]]
 ==Activities==
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 ==Alternate Names==
-[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=土井啓子  土井啓子](Japanese)
+土井啓子 (Japanese)
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 ==Interesting Points==
 '''Keiko Doi''' published work in [[Fuzoku Kitan]].
 ==Selected Works==

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 __NOTOC__
 '''Ema''' (江馬) family name, '''Miku''' (美久) first name
 [[image:EmaMiku2.jpg|200px|thumb|Miku Ema. From Aug 1960 issue of Fuzoku Kitan]]
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 ==Interesting Points==
 Ema published illustrations in [[Fuzoku Kitan]], [[Gaho Fuzoku Kitan]] and [[Fuzoku Gaho]].

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 '''Edogawa''' (江戸川) family name, '''Ranpo''' (乱歩) first name (1894-1965)
-'''Ranpo Edogawa''' is a famous mystery writer whose later works trended toward the bizarre.
+'''Ranpo Edogawa''' is a famous mystery writer whose later works trended toward the bizarre. Several of Edogawa's stories included subjects of sadomasochism and alternative sexuality.
 [[image:EdogawaRanpo.jpg|200px|thumb|Ranpo Edogawa]]
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 ==Alternate Names==
-[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=江戸川乱歩  江戸川乱歩](Japanese),
+[https://smpedia.com/index.php?title=江戸川乱歩  江戸川乱歩](Japanese), Tarō Hirai (real name)
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 : Born in Nabari on October 21st.
-: Begins serial stories "Magician" in Kodan Club and "Vampire" in Hochi News. Both stories are illustrated by Sentarō Iwata.<ref>A vanilla illustrator who occasionally published bondage illusatraions.</ref>
+: Begins serial stories "Magician" in Kodan Club and "Vampire" in Hochi News. Both stories are illustrated by Sentarō Iwata.<ref>A vanilla illustrator who occasionally published bondage illustrations.</ref>
 : Publishes "About 'Thoughts on Homosexuality in Our Country'" in the June issue of Human Exploration Magazine.